Year: 1999

Title: FoldersSynchronizer
Version: 1.2
Date: 08 October 1999
Platform: Macintosh
MacOS: 7.0.1 or higher
Category: Utility
Licence: Shareware
Author: Lorenzo Puleo

URL: http://space.tin.it/arte/lpuleo/5/5e.html
Download for PPC at:
http://space.tin.it/arte/lpuleo/download/folderssync.sit (900Kb)
http://space.tin.it/arte/lpuleo/download/folderssync.hqx (1.2Mb)
Download FAT at:
http://space.tin.it/arte/lpuleo/download/folderssyncfat.sit (1.3Mb)
http://space.tin.it/arte/lpuleo/download/folderssyncfat.hqx (1.8Mb)
ScreenShots:
http://space.tin.it/arte/lpuleo/5/folderssyncs1.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

– – Oct 8, 1999 – –

NEWS RELEASE:
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ProFunda is happy to announce the shipping of version 1.5.1 of its new 3-D
spreadsheet Storeys.

3D spreadsheet storeys is especially well-equipped for work with large sets
of data and handles sequential record keeping (such as monthly sales
statistics, financial plans, scientific – or patient records) much in the
same way as a database, but you still have the user friendliness you
normally find in a spreadsheet.

The new intuitive 3-D approach provides a new world of opportunities and
work in the 3rd d

For Immediate Release

Williamston, MI-October 1, 1999-P.I. Engineering, inventor of the Y-mouse
line of adapters and manufacturer of a full line of computer interface
products, is proud to announce USB X-Keys for Macintosh. This evolution of
the company’s premiere line of programmable keyboard products represents
not only a cosmetic change, but also a dramatic engineering innovation.

“The iMac in some ways totally legitimized USB,” said Michael Hetherington,
X-keys inventor and President of P.I. Engineering. “We’ve been committed to
USB since the spec was first defined.

OpenForm is a plug-in for any HTTP server compatible with the W*API 1.1
(like WebSTAR, AppleShare IP, WebTen or Quid Pro Quo), it is a new
revolutionary way to handle forms in your web pages. You don’t need to buy
custom plug-ins or cgi to handle different types of web forms.

Vicomsoft Introduction to LAN Based Web Caching

In response to user requests, Vicomsoft has published a two part
introduction to LAN Based Web Caching at:
http://www.vicomsoft.com/knowledge/reference/webcaching1.html and
http://www.vicomsoft.com/knowledge/reference/webcaching2.html

This document should be of help to those who use or plan to use web caching
server software and to those wishing to acquire a better understanding of
web caching in general.