Year: 2005

BBEdit 8.1

Posted by | Mar 28, 2005 | , |

Bare Bones Software Releases BBEdit 8.1
New Support for Subversion, Enhancements to Text Factory and More

BEDFORD, Mass. – March 28, 2005 – Bare Bones Software today
announced the release and immediate availability of BBEdit(r) 8.1,
the latest version of the award-winning HTML and text editor for the
Macintosh. BBEdit 8.1 now includes support for Subversion, plus
enhancements to its groundbreaking “Text Factory” feature, and
various interface refinements and fixes for reported issues.

The BBEdit 8.1 update is available free of charge to all registered
BBEdit 8 customers.

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Sybase ASE 15.0 Beta 2 Program

Posted by | Mar 28, 2005 | , |

Join the Sybase ASE 15.0 Beta 2 Program

The next major release of Sybase’s flagship product, Adaptive Server
Enterprise (ASE), has been in Beta 1 testing since last fall. Now, we’re
releasing the Beta 2 software for testing. If you haven’t already joined
the Beta 2 program to test this next release,
(http://sybase.com/ase15beta)join today!

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FileMaker 7 purchasers get free Applications Suite

Posted by | Mar 28, 2005 | |

FileMaker today announced the limited-time availability of a free FileMaker Applications Suite for purchasers of FileMaker Pro 7. The suite of ready-to-use applications is comprised of FileMaker Meetings, FileMaker Tasks, FileMaker Work Requests and FileMaker Donations. The suite has a value of US$385. The free Applications Suite offer is valid in the U.S. and Canada for customers who purchase and register new, upgrade and education versions of FileMaker Pro 7 between March 28, 2005 and June 22, 2005.

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Adobe leaks Photoshop CS2 details

Posted by | Mar 28, 2005 | |

Adobe this weekend inadvertently revealed that the new version of Photoshop CS would be announced next week along with Creative Suite 2. Photoshop CS2 “brings a new level of power, precision and control to the digital photography experience and to the overall creative process,” Adobe said in a press release dated April 4, 2005 that was briefly posted on its website.

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