Year: 2000

Developer Activities at QuickTime Live!

There are several activities of interest to developers at the second annual
QuickTime Live! conference hosted by Apple, October 9-12 at the Beverly
Hilton Hotel.

Apple recently announced the agenda for the DEVELOP track. The sessions are
taking a unique approach to informing the QuickTime developer community.
Instead of the traditional talking head/lecture format, the Develop track
offers roundtable discussions populated by members of the QuickTime
engineering team, code development assistance, feedback forums and hands-on
training classes.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Free Your Information:
BIAP Systems Introduces go’trieve

Chuck Shotton, Award-Winning Creator of WebSTAR and MacHTTP Launches His
New Vision for the Internet

Leesburg, VA, August 29, 2000 – BIAP Systems, Inc., today announced the
release of the go’trieve platform.

TRI-EDRE’s Tri-BACKUP 2.1 Helps REALbasic Developers Secure Their Work

TRI-BACKUP 2.1 SPECIAL EDITION FREE FOR NEW AND UPGRADE CUSTOMERS OF
REALBASIC 2.1.2.

August 29, 2000 – REAL Software of Austin, Texas, and developer TRI-EDRE
announce a special offer for all REALbasic users. Customers will receive a
free license to Tri-BACKUP Special Edition, TRI-EDRE’s file and folder back
up and folder synchronization solution for Macintosh.

An easy-to-use backup utility, Tri-BACKUP will automatically create mirror
and incremental backups of files and folders.

Switzerland–August 29th, 2000–Blue Line Studios today announced the
release of TextBroom 3.0 for Macintosh. The application helps you
processing text effortlessly providing smart search & replace functions.

“TextBroom is truly indispensable for people who often have to deal with
nightmarish text files,” Daniel C.

Switzerland–August 29th, 2000–Blue Line Studios today announced the
release of TextBroom 3.0 for Macintosh. The application helps you
processing text effortlessly providing smart search & replace functions.

“TextBroom is truly indispensable for people who often have to deal with
nightmarish text files,” Daniel C.