Author: mactech

WIBU-KEY: Ready for Mac OS X!

Karlsruhe, 01-08-2001. WIBU-SYSTEMS, one of the worldwide leading
manufacturers in the copy protection and license management for software
industry, announced the new Macintosh Driver v3.0 to support Mac OS X,
Apple’s next generation operating system.

“Mac OS X’s advanced technologies and incredible stability will make it
very popular with professionals, who will use WIBU-KEY’s universal copy
protection and license management tool because of its new drivers for Mac
OS X,” said Oliver Winzenried, C.E.O of WIBU-SYSTEMS AG.

Just in case you were curious about the Microsoft site outage that affected
Microsoft, MSN, and more … here’s the MS posting.

Microsoft Explains Site Access Issues

On Tuesday evening and Wednesday, many Microsoft customers had difficulty
accessing the company’s Web sites. The cause has been determined, and the
issue is resolved.

At 6:30 p.m. Tuesday (PST), a Microsoft technician made a configuration
change to the routers on the edge of Microsoft’s Domain Name Server
network. The DNS servers are used to connect domain names with numeric IP
addresses (e.g.

From: “Lynn Fredricks” (fci@europa.com)
Subject: Macworld Expo Tokyo 2001 – Notes from a Henna Gaijin

Dear Editor,

I wanted to point you towards some articles I am writing called Notes from
a Henna Gaijin.

We’ve just placed QuickDNS Pro 3.0.1 on our FTP server, replacing the 3.0
release.

QuickDNS Pro 3.0.1 is a maintenance release. This version resolves issues
reported with the 3.0 release and adds some feature enhancements. This is a
recommended update for all QuickDNS Pro 3.0 users. Below you’ll find
information about some of the changes and fixes in 3.0.1:

– New and updated zones are now loaded immediately by the server. This is
true for both master and slave zones.

For Immediate Release

DDH SOFTWARE, INC. LAUNCHES MACINTOSH DESKTOP COMPANION FOR HanDBase PALM
DATABASE APPLICATION

Fully functional HanDBase Desktop for the Mac simplifies data management
and syncing with Palm devices.

LAKE WORTH, FL (January 23, 2001)…DDH Software’s HanDBase database
applicatio n has been one of the most successful commercial applications
for handheld computers based on the Palm OS(TM), enabling users to collect,
edit and read information while they are away from their personal
computers.