News From Deneba Software
Curtis Christensen / Public Relations Coordinator
(305) 596-5644, ext. 134 curtis@deneba.com
Deneba Software Announces Canvas(tm) 7 Standard Edition
Miami, FL – April 12, 2000 – Deneba Software today announced the expansion
of the Canvas product line to include Canvas 7 Standard Edition (SE),
designed to provide a unique set of graphics capabilities optimized to the
needs of small-business users, educators, students and home users.
April 18, 2000
For Immediate Release
July 18-21 at Jacob Javits Convention Center
MACWORLD CONFERENCE & EXPO/NEW YORK 2000 ON RECORD-SETTING PACE FOR NEW
PRODUCTS, SEMINARS AND SPECIAL FEATURES
Framingham, MA, April 18, 2000 A record number of new products for the
Macintosh platform are expected to be showcased by more than 400 leading
Mac developers and suppliers at MACWORLD Conference & Expo/New York, July
18-21, 2000 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. Encompassing more
than 100,000 net sq. ft.
X L R 8 P R E S S R E L E A S E
XLR8’s Parent Company Interex
Acquired by Tripp Lite
Atlanta, GA – Today, XLR8, the award-winning leader in Macintosh
performance and peripherals, formally announced the purchase of its parent
company, Interex. Tripp Lite, a world leader in the manufacture of power
protection equipment, officially purchased the assets of Interex on April
14, 2000.
REAL SOFTWARE, INC. RELEASES REALBASIC 2.1.
Free update offers improved Windows compilation support, faster code
execution, and over 20 new features.
Austin, TX April 17, 2000 REAL Software, Inc. today released REALbasic 2.1,
the latest version of their award-winning, visual, object-oriented BASIC
development environment for Macintosh. This update will be free for
registered users of REALbasic 2.0.
Now, with the release of “Visual Projector 2” Macintosh users have a
shareware alternative to version control systems with an intuitive
interface. With Version 2, VCS databases can be created and manipulated,
files can be checked in, out and shaken about in a intuitive manner. Visual
Projector is a user interface for Apples SourceServer which is freely
available from Apples web site.
This release opens the world of source control via SourceServer to those
outside of the programming fraternity.