Author: mactech

AppMaker Generates Scriptable Applications

Grantham, NH – January 25, 2000 – Bowers Development has posted an update
for AppMaker #12 to generate scriptable applications. With this update,
AppMaker generates the ‘aete’ resource, and code to resolve object
references, to handle GetData and SetData events, and to create elements.
This update supports PowerPlant. In the coming weeks we will post updates
for our other languages.

Another new feature in this update is the ability to “override” generated
code with your own code.

MEDIA DESIGN IN*PROGRESS SHIPS INTERACTION 3.0

New release improves Interaction’s support for server-side XML, advances
the membership subscription capabilities and introduces additional features
for making dynamic and personalized websites without requiring scripting.

SAN DIEGO CA, January 25, 2000: Media Design in*Progress ships Interaction
3.0, the XML based Mac web server companion for building and hosting
personalized, social websites.

From: Gideon Greenspan (gdg@sigsoftware.com)
To: (press_releases@netprolive.com)

Sig Software is proud to announce the release of Analog Helper 1.2.

Analog Helper is a graphical configuration tool for Analog, which is a free
program to analyze the logfiles from your web server.

For immediate release

Contact: Scott Raney (raney@metacard.com), 303-447-3936

METACARD SOLIDIFIES LEAD IN CROSS-PLATFORM DEVELOPMENT

Boulder, Jan 24, 2000 — MetaCard Corporation continues to deliver on the
promise of hassle-free cross-platform development. Whether you need it for
application development or multimedia authoring, MetaCard 2.3 has the
features to make the job go quickly and smoothly:

* Support for Windows 3.1/95/98/NT/2000, all popular UNIX platforms
including Linux, and MacOS 68K and PowerPC.

Escape Information Services is pleased to announce the launch of its beta
campaign for DICOM Import v1.1 which provides programmatic access to all
DICOM non-image data. A developer toolkit (SDK) is available for MacOS
developers.

DICOM Import provides access to the non-image data of DICOM files by
exploiting the QuickTime Atom architecture.