Author: mactech

Big Bang: A Whole New Universe of Applications Available for the Mac

SAN JOSE, Calif., May 21 /PRNewswire/ — Thanks to Trolltech, the Apple
software universe is getting a lot bigger.

Trolltech is demonstrating a preview release of Qt/Mac (the Mac OS X-port
of Qt, Trolltech’s emerging-standard cross-platform C++ GUI application
development framework) at Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference, Monday,
May 21 – Friday, May 25, 2001, at the San Jose Convention Center.

Trolltech’s Qt allows developers to create single-source applications that
run natively on multiple platforms and c

Borland Previews JBuilder(TM) 5 for Mac(R) OS X

Borland JBuilder Now Supports Four Leading Operating Systems

APPLE’S WWDC 2001, SAN JOSE, Calif., — May 21- Borland Software
Corporation (Nasdaq NM: BORL), a leading provider of e-business
implementation platforms, today announced the availability of the beta
version of Borland JBuilder 5 for Mac(R) OS X, Apple’s next generation
operating system.

Rage Software Releases Invisible Finder 1.1

For Immediate Release

Toronto, Canada – May 21, 2000 – Rage Software Announces Invisible Finder
1.1. The fully featured invisible file manager. Find, manage, get info and
delete invisible files and folders on your hard drives.

About Invisible Finder

Invisible Finder allows you to either search your hard drives or just click
a button to find all you invisible files.

Sig Software is proud to announce the release of Analog Helper 1.2.4, now
available as both a Classic application for Mac OS 7, 8 and 9 and in a
Carbon version for Mac OS X (or earlier OS versions with CarbonLib).

Analog Helper is a graphical configuration tool for Analog, which is a free
program to analyze the logfiles from your web server. Analog Helper lets
you control and preview the results of hundreds of settings.

Version 1.2.4 is the first version available as a native Carbon application
for Mac OS X.

Apple Introduces Mac OS X Server
Industrial-Strength Server for File, Print, Mail, Website and Streaming

WWDC 2001, SAN JOSE, California-May 21, 2001-Apple today introduced the
all new, industrial-strength, Mac OS X Server operating system along with
new Macintosh Server G4 hardware configurations. The new Mac OS X Server
is built on top of the latest Mac OS X operating system foundation and
combines the power of a UNIX-based server with the ease-of-use of the
Macintosh.