Year: 2001

INTEGO ANNOUNCES CONTENTBARRIER 1.0 FOR THE MAC

Blocks All Offensive Material from the Internet

San Francisco, CA, January 9, 2001 — Intego, a leading provider of
Macintosh Internet security utilities, today announced ContentBarrier
thorough and efficient Internet filtering software for Macintosh.
ContentBarrier 1.0 helps parents protect their children by monitoring
Internet usage to avoid contact with dangerous web sites, chat rooms,
email, newsgroups, and downloads.

ContentBarrier allows parents to select or customize specific categories of
potential danger; log Internet usag

Power On Software Unveils Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.0 for Mac OS X

Leading PIM to Support World’s Most Advanced Operating System

Columbus, Ohio – January 9, 2001 – Power On Software, Inc. today announced
Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.0 for Mac OS X at Macworld Expo.

@MacWorld: Gefen Test-Drives its ex-tend-it ADC-100

Pioneering in its compatibility with Apple’s proprietary ADC connector, the
ADC-100 enables reliable, 300 foot extension of the Apple Cinema and Studio
Display monitors using fiber optics technology.

Gefen also provides USB extension up to 300 feet with the USB-100.

Gefen: Booth 1246
MacWorld 2001
January 9-12, 2001
San Francisco. California

About Gefen:
Gefen Inc.

Appgen releases Moneydance personal finance software for Mac OS X

First personal finance package written in Java to take advantage of Aqua
interface

San Francisco, January 8, 2001- MACWORLD-Appgen Business Software, Inc
(Hauppauge, NY), a leader in cross-platform software, announced today that
they will demonstrate for the first time, a Mac OS X version of Moneydance,
Appgens popular personal finance manager, at Macworld Conference & Expo
(San Francisco, January 9-12, 2001).

New TSStalk from Thursby – One product for all platforms

January 8, 2001 – Arlington, Texas, Thursby Software announces a new
version of its popular TSStalk software that accommodates all Microsoft
Windows platforms. “Now, your PC can share files and PostScript printers
with your Macintosh computer no matter which platform you need,” said
company president, William Thursby.