Year: 2003

PremiumSoft Navicat

Posted by | Jun 5, 2003 | , |

Announcing PremiumSoft Navicat

PremiumSoft Navicat is a set of graphical database
management, reporting and monitoring tools for MySQL database systems.
From its fresh, new look to its intuitive, task-based navigation,
PremiumSoft Navicat makes it easier than ever to use your databases.
For whatever needs you have from basic website updates and database
server monitoring to backup/restore files you will find the solution
in PremiumSoft’s product.
 
Please download the full featured trial version at (a
href=”http://www.mysqlstudio.com./shareware.php3″
)http://www.mysqlstu

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LaunchBar Mac OS X utility updated

Posted by | Jun 5, 2003 | |

Objective Development has released LaunchBar 3.2.11, an update to its award-winning productivity tool for Mac OS X, as noted by MacUpdate. LaunchBar provides instant access to thousands of documents, folders, bookmarks and email addresses, applications and preference panes just by entering short abbreviations of the searched item’s name. The new version provides a number of new features, enhancements and bug fixes. LaunchBar is priced from US$19.95.

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RealViz launches new corporate Web site

Posted by | Jun 5, 2003 | |

RealViz has launched an all-new version of its corporate Web site, which is now available in English and French. The company says the new site is the result of over 6 months intensive work, and incorporates a range of graphics provided by RealViz software users around the world. RealViz users are now invited to post samples of their work in the site’s Forum section. In addition, the new site showcases a range of user projects produced with RealViz’s tracking software, MatchMover Professional.

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Mac2Phone 1.8 gets performance boost

Posted by | Jun 5, 2003 | |

Nikotel today announced the release of Mac2Phone 1.8, an update to its Voice over IP software. “The development focus was on making the software faster, user friendly and rock solid. With version 1.8, we have reached this goal. Right now we are using our own interface (skin system) on a Java program and beginning with version 2.0 we will use a native Aqua interface on Java.

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