Year: 2002

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Rage Software Releases Macintosh Explorer 3.1

Toronto, Ontario – 05/08/02 – Rage Software announced today, the immediate
availability of Macintosh Explorer 3.1. An major update to the popular file
browser and file management tool.

Macintosh Explorer is the advanced file browser and file management tool
for the Mac. Like Windows Explorer, It offers a hierarchical overview of
your files and folders on all mounted drives. Macintosh Explorer provides a
wide variety of powerful file management tools, which can easily be
accessed while browsing your hard drives.

We just released MailBurst 2.3.3. Some enhancements in performance and
better handling of SPAM addresses (random addresses, crazy variations on
what’s legal, etc.) All this SPAM nad virus stuff is getting to me, so
MailBurst 3.0 will have some nifty tools for SPAM handling, but that’s
future-ware. For now, there’s 2.3.3.

To get 2.3.3, just send email and we’ll mail it back to you.

Also nearing completion of FaxBee 1.5, a mail to fax gateway.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Acton, MA. May 8, 2002: Glass Bead Software releases SnapTalk 3 for OS X.
This release offers secure encrypted messaging over TCP/IP as well as
AppleTalk networks for the professional work environment.
http://www.glassbead.com/snaptalk/index.html

Glass Bead’s secure instant messaging and file transfer/compression
software, SnapTalk 3, now runs native over Apple(R)’s most advanced
operating system, Macinstosh OS X, and is fully compatible with existing
Macintosh(R) OS 8.1 and OS 9.

Sybase Ships Open Client & Open Server For Mac OS X

DUBLIN, Calif. – May 6, 2002 – Sybase, Inc. (NYSE: SY), a leading
enterprise infrastructure and integration company, announced today the
availability of Open Client and Open Server for Mac OS X. These versatile
programming tool kits for developers are an enterprise-class database
solution to deliver Mac applications across a variety of database systems.

“Open Client and Open Server for Mac OS X bring the power of Sybase’s
enterprise-class database management technology to the Mac community,” said
Dr.