Smile Software has released Page Sender 3.0, the latest version of the company’s software that enables Mac users to send and receive faxes. Version 3.0 brings folders (in, out, sent, trash, user-defined archive folders), printable fax history, sent fax actions and French localization. Page Sender sells for US$29.95 and requires Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later.
Read MoreMonkeybread Software Germany releases version 3.1 of their REALbasic
Plugin Collection.
A lot of new stuff is in the plugin showing a thousand new functions
like compiling AppleScript code on the fly, compressing files using
Stuffit, captureing images from digital cameras, adding global menus to
the menu bar on Mac OS X or just encrypt data.
This plugin adds around 4400 functions, methods and classes to
REALbasic.
Arkeia Enhances Flagship Network Backup Solution;
v5.1 Adds Convenient Functions for System Administrators; New
Features Extend Leadership in Heterogeneous Network Coverage
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
CARLSBAD, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–March 12, 2003–Arkeia Corp.
today released a newly updated version of its award-winning enterprise
backup solution that incorporates an assortment of innovative features
for augmenting the program’s inherently powerful heterogeneous network
functions.
Arkeia v5.1 includes expanded remote access capabilities,
embedded supervision functions
Subject: [ANN] 24U released 24U Simple Suite
Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 24U Software Introduces 24U Simple Suite, an
integrated suite of FileMaker plug-ins, specifically designed to simplify
development of complex database solutions based on FileMaker Pro, an
industry-leading cross-platform database environment.
“FileMaker, Inc. made database development simple with FileMaker Pro, and
we make FileMaker development simple with our plug-ins,” said Honza
Koudelka, Quality Control Manager of 24U.
The Register reports that Apple Canada apparently had an advertisement recently on MSN Canada’s Web site that read: “The new 17-inch iMac – the PC you really want.” “Hats off to Apple Canada, which as far as we can make out appears to have pulled off a small but embarrassing heist at the expense of the local version of the Microsoft Network (MSN).
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