FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 1, 2000
BLUE WORLD ANNOUNCES LASSO XML VS. FILEMAKER XML WHITE PAPER
Report highlights differences in flexibility, performance, ease-of-use,
security and support for XML standards
Bellevue, WA–June 1, 2000–Blue World Communications, Inc.–pioneers of
the Web Data Engine(tm)–today announced a new white paper report comparing
XML implementations in Blue World Lasso and FileMaker, Inc. FileMaker Pro 5
product lines.
Subject: [ANN] HTML Creator 2.0
From: Aram Kudurshian (aramk@mac.com)
June 1st, 2000 – HTML Creator 2.0, an advanced but easy to use HTML editor
has been released by Aram Kudurshian (aramk@mac.com –
http://come.to/aramk).
We have just made The ZipBurst 2.0 CGI available as a demo and for licensing!
http://www.ZipBurst.com/
The ZipBurst 2.0 CGI is a powerful, multi-threaded, ISP-friendly standalone
CGI for searching and reporting databases on the web using WebSTAR and the
MacOS.
[Plus special pricing for the next two weeks! See below.]
With The ZipBurst 2.0 CGI you can search database files without ANY OTHER
Database software on your server.
Professional Software Modeling Tools Priced To Fit Any Budget.
Placitas, NM – June 1, 2000 – Excel Software today announced the immediate
availability of professional software modeling tools priced to fit the
budget constraints of any project. Thousands of developers on a limited
budget struggle to write code without the assistance of professional
software design tools to help guide the way. The MacA&D Standard and WinA&D
Standard editions offer a great solution.
Farallon Ships HomeLINE USB Adapter
Provides connectivity for Macs and PCs with USB to share a single Internet
connection, multi-player games, printers, files and more.
SAN LEANDRO, Calif. May 31st, 2000 – Farallon Communications, Inc.,
developer of reliable, plug-and-play networking solutions for Macs and PCs,
today announced their HomeLINE USB Adapter, that connects Macs and PCs with
USB to the HomeLINE network, is now shipping.
The HomeLINE USB Adapter is ideal for USB-equipped Macs and PCs, including
the popular Apple iMac.