Author: mactech

From: studio@blueline-studios.com
Subject: “WebsiteDietician”, latest version 1.0.8 Released

The final version of WebsiteDietician, the indispensable tool for
webmasters, has just been updated to version 1.0.8.
Fixes include:
– QuickTime versions prior to 3 would cause WebsiteDietician to freeze when
trying to preview images. The app will now alert users of QT prior to v3
– TIF format will now also be supported. (Just in RGB mode though)

– “Dietitian” can also be spelled with a “c”.

From: “the PowerMail folks” (info@ctmdev.com)
Subject: [ANN] PowerMail 3.0b1 for Mac now available

Hello,

A quick note to inform the readers of MacTech and NetProfessional that a
public beta release of our new Macintosh e-mail application, PowerMail
3.0b1, is now available.

From: Brian Bergstrand (brian@classicalguitar.net)
Subject: [ANNC] Syslogd for the Mac OS 2.1.5

Syslogd v2.1.5 is now available for download at the following address:
(http://www.classicalguitar.net/brian/apps/download.php3?fid=1).

This release fixes a long standing and very elusive bug in Syslogd that
would cause random crashes on fast machines (basically any PCI PowerMac)
connected to fast networks. Anyone using Syslogd to log messages from the
network should upgrade to 2.1.5 A.S.A.P..

There are also some other minor bug fixes and new features.

January 14th, 2000

Subband Software, Inc. Presents
AMPradio 1.5

The Most Sophisticated Internet Streaming Audio Receiver for the Power
Macintosh Platform.

Subband Software, whose lead developer, Dmitry Boldyrev created the
world-renouned MacAMP MP3 player has now developed AMP Radio 1.5.
AMPRadio is the most fully-featured and easy to use Internet Audio
Receiver and MP3 player available on any computer platform existing today.

January 14, 2000. San Jose, CA.

4D Open For Java Is The Real Thing

ACI US, Inc., publishers of the 4th Dimension (4D) RAD/RDBMS Environment,
announced today that 4D Open for Java beta has been granted100% Pure Java
Product Certification. This certification is given to programs and
applications that have been thoroughly tested for cross-platform
compatibility and portability.

“We are committed to open standards,” said Brendan Coveney, President ACI
US.