Year: 2002

XserveRack.com=81 Introduces Mac=AE OS X-based hosting on Apple’s new Xserve
server hardware

Focus on competitive pricing and offering resellers a way to increase
profits; Customer pre-launch signup now in progress.

ORLANDO, Florida – July 2, 2002 – On the heels of Apple’s announcement that
they have begun shipping their new Xserve hardware, machinemen today
announced XserveRack.com, a new Mac OS X-based web hosting service using
Apple’s new Xserve rack-mount server hardware.

MacAT – The leading automated task scheduling application for Macintosh
server administrators

New MacAT v6.2 features (28th free upgrade for registered users)

-Task listbox columns are now user-resizeable.
-Added Preferences Menu command key “;” under MacOS X.
-Adjusted the layout for the tasks in a Set for the new MacOS X Guidelines.
-Added a MacOS X up/down widget to the “Edit MacAT Task” dialog.
-Fix for “Launch Application” bug under MacOS X.

Singlestep Technologies Announces Free Download of the Check All TCP
Services Application for Mac OS X, built by Peter Lewis of Stairways
Software using VNOS 1.0

Seattle, WA. July 1, 2002. Today Singlestep Technologies
announced the creation and distribution of an application built by
Peter Lewis of Stairways Software using VNOS 1.0, the Visual Network
Operating System from Singlestep Technologies. The application, Check
All TCP Services, monitors and applies policies and actions for SMTP,
POP, HTML, and FTP functions on any two domains.

UsableNet announces LIFT for Mac OS X

Streamlining Web design workflow, LIFT leverages the power of Mac OS X to
test websites for accessibility compliance and usability issues

1 July 2002 (New York) – UsableNet, a leading software developer of Web
accessibility and usability software solutions for Web designers in the
corporate, government and education sectors, announced today the release of
LIFT=99 for Mac OS X in the form of LIFT for Macromedia=AE Dreamweaver=AE MX=
=2E
Built upon the extensible architecture of Dreamweaver, this professional
solution leverages the power of Mac

Berlin, July 1, 2002

ilink Kommunikationssysteme GmbH announces the immediate release of the new
Mac OS X telephony application direct which is available for free download.

direct is a simple and convenient telephone dialer. With direct a call to a
contact from your personal Mac OS X address book or from a central LDAP
address directory can easily be initiated. No longer do phone numbers have
to be manually entered via telephone keyboard.

direct comes with a dynamic search function that presents all search
results in a list.