Tabasoft (http://www.tabasoft.it) announces the availability for free
download of Biferno version 1.0.2 (http://www.tabasoft.it/biferno). Many
bug fixes and enanchements have been added from previous version (see
Release notes).
Biferno is a new object-oriented, HTML embedded, scripting language for web
development.
VVI Adds 3D Graphs And Updates To Mac OS X 10.3
December 1, 2003
VVI today announced version 9.0.10 of its Vvidget graphing system.
John Brilhart, Chief Technical Officer of VVI, made this statement:
“Vvidget Pro is the most advanced and powerful reporting and data
visualization system available. The newest release adds three
dimensional surface and scatter plots with features such as real-time
3D rotation, surface normal shading and depth queuing, printing, PDF
exporting and drag and drop to text editors, mail and other
applications.
The November 29th broadcast of the Inside Mac Radio show, which featured founder and CEO of Micromat, Jeff Baudin, and Shure’s Scott Sullivan, is now available as an MP3 download.
Read MoreThe Las Vegas Mac Users Group (LVMUG) is having its annual swap-meet at 10:00 a.m. PT on Saturday, December 13th in room B105 at the CCSN campus on West Charleston in Las Vegas. All are welcome to attend. The first half of the meeting is devoted to Mac news, tips and an occasionally rowdy Q&A session. The second half of the meeting is reserved for the swap meet. All members are invited to sell their unwanted Mac goods and non-members are invited to check out the meeting and the bargains at the swap-meet.
Read MoreDecember 1, 2003 – Solutions Etcetera announces SuperCard 4.1.2.
Solutions Etcetera announced today the availability of SuperCard 4.1.2,
a free upgrade to SuperCard’s powerful authoring environment.
“Panther is here! And with it, a new look and feel to many Aqua
interface components. SuperCard 4.1.2 insures developers can continue
to offer the proper look and feel in their SuperCard projects under
Apple’s newest OS release, as well as previous versions of Mac OS X and
Classic environments.” said Scott Simon, director of product
development for Solutions Etcetera.