The PandaWare Company has updated Simple Help Editor, its cross-platform help authoring application, to version 4.1.2. Mac and Windows users can use Simple Help Editor to create software help systems that display in Apple Help Viewer, Windows’ HTML Help viewer, a Web browser, or in a proprietary help window (for applications created with Real Software’s REALbasic).
Read MoreRunTime Revolution (http://www.runrev.com) has released LiveCode 4.5.1, a general maintenance release for all users, bringing added stability across all the platforms. This latest release is free for all LiveCode 4.5 users.
New features and enhancements include: enhanced keyboard layout handling; improvements to MySQL database access and database security; enhanced support for XML namespaces; improvements to embedded web browser object; security protocol enhancements; and over 60 other bug fixes and minor enhancements
Read MoreJumsoft (http://www.jumsoft.com) has released Pages Clipart 7.0, a selection of 1,200 images designed to illustrate presentations, invitations, web pages, posters, newsletters, and a variety of other documents.
Pages Clipart 7.0 content covers a range of subjects, from technology to nature to home appliances, with a selection of national and leisure themes now included in the latest version. The package offers a choice of images, wide-scale compatibility, and details such as the ability to add transparent image backgrounds and PDF formatting.
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FileMaker, Inc (http://www.filemaker.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple, has announced the Bento 3 Event Planner, a customized set of six new templates that lets Mac users organize event details all in one place.
The Bento 3 Event Planner includes a free 30-day trial of the Bento 3 for Mac personal database, plus six professionally designed, ready-to-use templates including Events, Tasks, Expenses & Invoices, Locations & Venues, Contacts, and Vendors. The Bento 3 Event Planner is available today by free download from the Bento Template Exchange.
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Oracle and Apple have announced the OpenJDK project for Mac OX X. Apple will contribute most of the key components, tools and technology required for a Java SE 7 implementation on Mac OS X, including a 32-bit and 64-bit HotSpot-based Java virtual machine, class libraries, a networking stack and the foundation for a new graphical client.
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