Year: 2000

MacHack 2001: MacHack 2001 Dates Announced, Registration Open

MacHack: The Annual Conference for Leading Edge Developers
http://www.machack.com/

Contact: Carol Lynn
mailto:info@machack.com
c/o Expotech
1264 Bedford Road
Grosse Point Park, MI 48230

September 21, 2000-Dearborn, MI-MacHack, The Annual Conference for Leading
Edge Developers is proud to announce the 16th annual event. Taking place at
the same Dearborn, MI, locale as always, the event will run for 72
continuous hours beginning at 12:01 AM on June 21, 2001.

Subject: CHROMiX ships ColorThink toolset at $99 introductory price

September 20, 2000 – Seattle: CHROMiX today shipped ColorThink.

The ColorThink toolset is a suite of tools for managing, repairing, and
graphing ICC profiles and understanding the color capabilities of devices.

“Never before has there been a suite of tools such as this available – and
it’s offered at very a reasonable price.” said Steve Upton, president of
CHROMiX “After announcing and demonstrating ColorThink at Seybold in August
we are very excited to now deliver this great new toolset”

ColorThink 1.0 is comp

CHROMiX ships ColorThink toolset at $99 introductory price

September 20, 2000 – Seattle: CHROMiX today shipped ColorThink.

The ColorThink toolset is a suite of tools for managing, repairing, and
graphing ICC profiles and understanding the color capabilities of devices.

“Never before has there been a suite of tools such as this available – and
it’s offered at very a reasonable price.” said Steve Upton, president of
CHROMiX “After announcing and demonstrating ColorThink at Seybold in August
we are very excited to now deliver this great new toolset”

ColorThink 1.0 is composed of 9

September 19, 2000

We are proud to announce the availability of the REALbasic 3.0a8. Using
this alpha release gives you the chance to learn about new features in
REALbasic early, work with Carbon, and participate in setting the direction
for the next release. It runs on and compiles for both Classic (7.61 to Mac
OS 9) and Mac OS X Public Beta. It uses Carbon and the Aqua User Interface
for both the IDE and the compiled applications when running in Mac OS X,
and Platinum in Classic.

This release is a bug-squashing fiesta!

We are proud to announce the availability of the REALbasic 3.0a8. Using
this alpha release gives you the chance to learn about new features in
REALbasic early, work with Carbon, and participate in setting the direction
for the next release. It runs on and compiles for both Classic (7.61 to Mac
OS 9) and Mac OS X Public Beta. It uses Carbon and the Aqua User Interface
for both the IDE and the compiled applications when running in Mac OS X,
and Platinum in Classic.

This release is a bug-squashing fiesta!