FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MACTECH CD-ROM RELEASED AT MACWORLD EXPO
January 8, 2001 — Westlake Village, CA, USA — MacTech Magazine announces
a new release of their best selling MacTech CD-ROM! The MacTech CD-ROM
includes the entire history of MacTech Magazine, over 2000 articles from
almost 180 issues of MacTech, running from 1984 through May of 2000.
MacTech is the journal of Macintosh technology and development …
The REALbasic users get together at MacWorld Expo San Francisco will be
Wednesday night from 8pm to 10pm. Come talk with REAL Software staff and
other REALbasic users.
For location information and to get an invite, please stop by our booth in
MacTech Central, #3240 at Moscone Center.
Geoff Perlman
President & CEO
REAL Software, Inc.
http://www.realsoftware.com
mailto:geoff@realsoftware.com
Phone: 512-263-1233
Fax: 512-263-1441
January 3nd, 2001: Startup Doubler 2.6 is now available for downloading
from www.marcmoini.com
Startup Doubler makes for quicker startups: Its software acceleration
compensates for sub-optimal disk performance to make extensions, control
panel, the Finder and startup applications load faster.
Save time each time you startup your Mac! Those seconds spent waiting
really add up: Startup Doubler is the fastest and easiest way to cut down
the wait. Expect older Macs to startup 20% to 50% faster!
For Immediate Release
Never forget a birthday or anniversary again!
With Birthdays and Such, the delightfully simple reminder program, when you
turn on your Mac a small window comes up telling you about:
– the important birthdays approaching in the next few days and how old each
of your friends and relatives will be;
– the anniversaries coming up and how many years the couple has been
married; and
– the other important dates in your life — bills coming due, recurring
dentist appointments to schedule, passports to renew, or meetings to
attend…
The new version of Birthd
Read MoreNetCloak 3.1.1 Update Addresses Potential Security Hole
Crystal Lake, IL, January 2, 2001 — Maxum Development Corporation today
announced that a potential security hole has been discovered in the
recently released NetCloak 3.1. The problem, while serious, was discovered
by Maxum and has not resulted in any known real world break-ins. Still, the
company is strongly urging all NetCloak 3.1 users to install the free
update immediately.
Specific details about the problem are not public and will not be released
to protect sites that have not yet performed the upgrade.