Stairways Software has released Interarchy 6.1, a new version of its popular Internet utility for Mac OS 8, 9, and X. MacUpdate notes that version 6.1 offers Rendezvous support, doesn’t require administrator password to install, fixes SFTP set permissions, correctly handles option-return in listing window address field, and offers support for &, { and &x12; in strings in html. Interarchy 6.1 is US$45 shareware.
Read MoreBrother today announced that it has previewed new color flatbed Multi-Function Center (MFC) models at this month’s 2003 International Consumer Electronics Show. The new color ink jet MFC-4420c and MFC-4820c are scheduled for availability this spring.
Read MoreIntego has announced it has extended the Web filtering capability of ContentBarrier to include Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) with the release of ContentBarrier X 10.0. The new version builds on the capabilities of the existing ContentBarrier, and adds a new and more extensive capability to filter keywords from email, Web pages, newsgroups, and chat rooms.
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Extensis Ships Portfolio 6.1 for Mac OS X
Free update adds native OS X support and new client features
Portland, Ore. – January 28, 2003 – Extensis today announced immediate
availability of Portfolio 6.1 for Mac OS X – its award-winning Digital Asset
Management (DAM) solution.
Apple has been delving more and more into application development and c|net’s Paul Festa takes a look at what this means for third-party developers, Opera Software in particular. Opera is just one of several alternative Web browsers available for the Macintosh, but since Apple’s release of its own browser (Safari), the company is now questioning whether or not it will continue Mac development.
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