Author: mactech

17-February-1998, for immediate release…

Grapple is now faster than ever!

PlaNet-3 Software of Dublin California is proud to announce version 1.3 of
Grapple its popular string finder for the Macintosh. Grapple is now the
fastest string finder of any we tested! Its polished user interface, clear
presentation of results and easy access to any file containing a matching
string takes the pain out of finding lost documents.

Quick Summary:
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Grapple allows you to speedily set up and execute a search, whether wide
open or very specific.

For immediate release.

AAA+ SOFTWARE SHIPS JOY RELEASE 1.08
FOR OPENSTEP, RHAPSODY AND WINDOWS

Vienna, 18 February 1998. AAA+ Software announces release 1.08 of Joy
Explorer and Joy Developer, the company’s developer productivity and rapid
application development tools. Joy applications run on Windows 95/NT, Apple
Rhapsody, and OPENSTEP/MachOS.

Macromedia Unveils ShockRave
Dilbert, Comedy Central’s South Park, Columbia TriStar Interactive and 30
Others Join Macromedia to Launch Free Entertainment Site

San Francisco, CA-February 18, 1998-Macromedia, Inc. (NASDAQ: MACR), today
debuted ShockRave, (www.shockrave.com), a free online entertainment service
featuring exclusive Shockwave content created by leading entertainment
companies and developers such as United Media, Columbia TriStar
Interactive, Comedy Central, SegaSoft Networks, Inc., Circumstance Design,
Zeek Interactive, Ezone and TheDJ.com.

Call for Papers – MacHack ’98
June, 1998 – Dearborn, Michigan

Do you have a pet project or cool new way of thinking about programming?
Want to share your software-design experiences with your peers? Do you want
to get technical information out to seasoned developers who can use it well
and wisely?

From: Richard Wesley (hawkfish@electricfish.com)

Electric Fish, Inc. announces the public beta of CWCVS, a version control
plugin for Metrowerks CodeWarrior, which allows you to use the public
domain CVS client MacCVS without leaving the CodeWarrior IDE.

CVS is a widely used POSIX-based source control system and CVS clients are
available on many platforms, including the Macintosh, making it a
reasonable choice for multiple platform development.