Year: 1999

PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

UNI SOFTWARE PLUS GmbH
Softwarepark Hagenberg
A-4323 Hagenberg
AUSTRIA
phone: +43 (7236) 3338-82
fax: +43 (7236) 3338-30
email: easybeat-sales@unisoftwareplus.com
www: http://www.unisoftwareplus.com/products/easybeat.html

easy beat 1.0 – Brand-new Music Authoring Program for the Macintosh released.

Hagenberg, AUSTRIA, September-27-1999. UNI SOFTWARE PLUS is proud to
announce a new music authoring program for composing, scoring, and playing
songs.

A new resource has been established for Mac programmers, the mac-sound-dev
mailing list.

This mailing list is for the discussion of recording and playing sound on
the Macintosh, specifically, using Sound Manager.

Hi,

I just released Mac F2C v1.4.3.

Mac F2C is a freeware Fortran-to-C translator for the Macintosh.

Mac F2C v1.4.3 is compatible with CodeWarrior Pro 5. The older v1.4.2 is
compatible with CodeWarrior Pro 2 through 4.

Version 1.4.3, released 20 Sep 99, is a minor upgrade to make Mac F2C fully
compatible with CodeWarrior Pro 5.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

IntraTier Releases Application Server for Visual Basic

Markham, Ontario (September 24, 1999) — IntraTier Corporation
(http://www.intratier.com) announces the release of the IntraTier
Application Server for Visual Basic. The IntraTier Application Server for
Visual Basic provides an easy way to develop three-tier browser based web
applications in Visual Basic. Visual Basic tools like the form designer,
compiler and debugger are supported, and often only a few changes are
required in existing user applications.

For Immediate Release

MINDVISION SHIPS MINDEXPANDER 1.0 FOR MACINTOSH AND WINDOWS
The simply powerful file expander

MindVision Software today ships MindExpander 1.0, a FREE application that
automatically expands compressed files in any of the following popular
formats – .sit, .sea, .zip, .bin and .hqx.

The first in a new family of small, easy-to-use consumer utilities,
MindExpander offers a simple solution to a common task. People will get
results without having to learn complicated software.

“We build simple software,” said Steve Kiene, MindVision CEO.