Mac OS X 10.1, the first significant update to Mac OS X, may not ship at Macworld Expo New York, according to The Register. Instead, the upgrade, which will add a host of functionality and performance improvements, will ship at Apple Expo in September, speculates the article. Regardless, sources claim that DVD playback will be delivered by Macworld Expo.
Read MoreApple today announced the release of AppleWorks 6.2 for Mac OS X, an update to the company’s productivity software. Beyond enhancements common to all Mac OS X applications, there’s no mention of what the new version delivers. AppleWorks 6.2 is a free update for current user, while new users can pick up a copy for US$79. The public preview of AppleWorks for OS X had more than 200,000 downloads, Apple said.
Read MoreCompany: YENCO.COM
Release Date: July 2, 2001
Product: iEvents
Version: 1.1
Size: 856 K
Class: Shareware
Cost: $20.00 (USD)
Product Description / What’s New:
July 2, 2001
YENCO.COM is proud to announce the release of iEvents 1.1!
iEvents is a powerful client-side tool for quickly creating custom calendar
websites that can then be easily uploaded to any internet server or iDisk.
It is ideal for individuals, schools, user groups, or any organization that
wants to share their calendar of events online.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Troi Automatisering releases Troi Number Plug-in 1.1 for FileMaker 5.5.
Dynamic balance functions now also available for FileMaker 5.5 and Mac OS X!
Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands, July 2nd, 2001–Troi Automatisering
today announced the availability of its Troi Number Plug-in 1.1, for
FileMaker Pro 5.5 for Mac OS, Mac OS X and Windows.
What is the Troi Number Plug-in?
The Troi Number Plug-in adds dynamic balance functions to FileMaker Pro.
Troi Number plug-in makes it possible to show a running balance of a value
in any portal, especially SORTED portals.
As the PC sector and US economy as a whole continue to show little signs of improvements, some high profile companies are forcing their employees to take paid vacations as well as eliminating jobs. Compaq, Sun, and HP are forcing employees to take at least a week off before the end of the year, and the three will be closing operations this holiday week in the US. Apple remains one of only a handful of companies that has yet to announce layoffs during the past year’s economic slowdown.
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