Author: mactech

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Core Technologies, Inc. – Net Tools Plug-In for 4D

Vero Beach, FL – September 14, 1997: Core technologies, Inc. today
announced Net Tools, a plug-in extension offering Open Transport native API
to 4th Dimension.

Introduction

Net Tools is a 4D plug-in that provides an elegant and affordable solution
for creating database applications that support cummunications with the
Internet through “open standards” based TCP/IP or UDP protocols.

With Net Tools over 100 commands you can build complete internet based open
solutions for both both MacOS and Windows.

Active Concepts today released version 2.0.1 of Funnel Web and Funnel Web
Professional.

Both versions are now available online and by popular demand we have also
made a full demo version of Funnel Web Professional available. Version
2.0.1 has several improvements over version 2.0, most notably a 5-10% speed
boost and Error charting on the main diagnostic graphs.

Deventer August 5, 1998. Neuron Data Systems is proud to announce the
availability of the final candidate to MacCoach 2.0. As its name already
indicates, this is what we plan to ship as our final version. We’ll allow
for a period of two weeks to report bugs to (support@neuronsys.com). In
view of the limited number of minor bugs reported for MacCoach 2.0b3, we
expect a few minor changes, if any at all for the final release of MacCoach
2.0.

Power On Software Purchases Now Utilities from QUALCOMM; Power On Acquires
Powerful Utility Suite to Meet the Needs of Macintosh Users

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 5 /PRNewswire/ — QUALCOMM Incorporated (Nasdaq: QCOM),
today announced the Company’s agreement to sell Now Utilities(R), a
powerful suite of file and system utilities software designed for the
Macintosh(R) platform, to Power On Software, Inc., a leader in the
development of world- class utilities software. Power On will acquire
responsibility for all sales and support of Now Utilities.

Only 16 days left in QuickTime 3 Programmer’s Challenge
by MacCentral Staff, news@maccentral.com

Developers, better get busy. There’s only 16 days left in the “QuickTime 3
Programmer’s Challenge.”

The “QuickTime 3 Programmer’s Challenge” encourages developers to use the
QuickTime APIs to develop exciting new products. There are prizes and free
publicity. See http://www.maccentral.com/news/9807/02.quicktime.shtml for
details, submission procedures and rules. The deadline is Aug. 21. Contest
winners will be announced in mid-September.

All entries must be new, original works.