Author: mactech

UMAX Computer Corporation Announces Powerful New SuperMac System Targeting
High
End Professional Users

Fremont, Calif., March 17, 1997 — UMAX Computer Corporation today
expanded its high end family of SuperMac S900 Mac OS-compatible workstations
with the S900/233 system based on a 233 MHz PowerPC 604e processor with an
estimated street price of $4,199.
Like the rest of the S900 family, the new system has been engineered
with UMAX’ Advanced Scaleable Processor Design (A.S.P.D.) architecture,
enabling
a user to upgrade the primary processor card to faster speeds, and

Handheld Systems Conference Final Agenda

Creative Digital Publishing Inc. is pleased to announce that the final
agenda for the Handheld Systems Conference (formerly PDA Developers) has
been posted to the company’s web site at http://www.cdpubs.com. Entering
it’s third year, this is the only conference in the world that focuses
exclusively on creating handheld hardware and software products.

Press release

Dateline: Largo, Florida
March 13, 1997

For more information, contact: Ro Nagey, ronagey@royalsoftware.com,
813-581-6422

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Today, Royal Software announced the winners of this years “Royals”, the
annual award presented to the best in HyperCard programming. “The entire
staff at Royal Software reviewed not only the programs that have been
submitted to us for development over the last year, but also the authors,
the purposes, and the driving forces of the HyperCard industry.

From: hamm0059@tc.umn.edu (Kyle Hammond)
Subject: [PR] The A List – a List Manager replacement

Hi all,

I’d like to let you know about The A List. This is a replacement for
Apple’s List Manager in the same spirit as WASTE is a replacement for Text
Edit.

The A List can handle lists of essentially infinite size, supports drag
and drop, cut/copy/paste, dynamic scrolling, and many other features that
Apple’s List Manager does not.

The A List uses several application callback routines to provide support
for any type of data that you wish to use (instead of an LDEF).

Reliable Software Technologies Corp.
http://www.rstcorp.com

Contact: David C. Peirce
peirce@rstcorp.com
Phone:(703) 404-9293

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
9 AM EDT, Wednesday, March 12,1997

RELIABLE SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES RELEASES JAVA TESTING TOOL
New tool aids developers in testing Java programs

STERLING, Va–Reliable Software Technologies Corporation (RST)
has released DeepCover for Java (Ver.