Apple Expands Professional Services Organization
Apple iServices Broadens Professional Support for WebObjects, Mac OS X and
QuickTime
WWDC, SAN JOSE, California-May 15, 2000-Apple today announced it is
expanding its professional services organization to deliver consulting,
integration and training services for WebObjects, QuickTime Streaming
Server and Mac OS X.
QuickTime 4 Tops 50 Million Copies and Apple Previews Next Version
Apple.com Named Number One Movie Trailer Site
WWDC, SAN JOSE, California-MAY 15, 2000-Apple today announced that more
than 50 million copies of its QuickTime 4 player software have been
distributed for Mac and Windows users worldwide, and gave developers at
its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) a sneak preview of the next
version of QuickTime which will debut this summer.
In addition, Nielsen//NetRatings has named Apple’s website, www.apple.com,
the most popular destination for movie trailers on the web.* Cont
Apple Drops WebObjects License Price From $50,000 to $699
New Version to be Entirely Java-Based
WWDC, SAN JOSE, California-May 15, 2000-Apple today unveiled aggressive
new pricing for its industry-leading WebObjects web application server
software, and also revealed that the next version of WebObjects will be
written entirely in Java.
Switzerland–May 15, 2000–Blue Line Studios today announced the release of
TextBroom 2.0 for Macintosh in OS X Aqua look.
The product homepage is at http://www.blueline-studios.com/tcMain.html
TextBroom is an utility that handles nightmarish text files. Suppose you
got a list containing 3,796 e-mail address lines and you suspect it to
contain duplicate entries. TextBroom lets you remove all duplicate lines
easily with just one click.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
** SoftPress Systems Ships Freeway 3 **
Oxford, England — May 15th 2000 — SoftPress Systems today announced
that the company has started customer deliveries of Freeway 3.0, a major
upgrade to their award-winning Web design software for the Apple Macintosh.
The new version, which requires Mac OS 8.1 or later debuted at MacWorld
Tokyo in February where a fully localized Japanese version, Freeway 3-J,
was shown on the Kato-Denki booth.