Type of Article: MacTech News Article

6/3/97 Portland, OR. StoneTablet Publishing has released a new version of
StoneTable, a List Manager replacement. Many improvements and bug fixes
have been incorporated into a complete rewrite of the product which has
been through an extended beta test using current customers.

Some of the improvements include:
– improved memory utilization.
– improved integration of drag&drop and clipboard between StoneTable
and other applications.
– improved support for user defined data in cells.
– improved method of selecting cells based upon data type.

ACI US news for immediate release

Contacts: ACI US Marketing ACI US Engineering ACI US Engineering
Sharon Miller Pierre LeBlanc Dominique Hermsdorff
Sharon@acius.com pleblanc@acius.com domih@acius.com
408-252-4444 x386 408-252-4444 x271 408-252-4444 x237

ACI US ships 4D Server Version 6
The “zero admin” data and application server

JUNE 6, 1997 CUPERTINO, CA. Today, ACI US ships 4D Server Version 6, the
newest upgrade to the outstanding 4D product line.

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You may have heard about the new MacTech CD — we released it at WWDC
(press release is below).

The short and simple message about this CD is — EVERY article of every
major Macintosh developer publication available and the original Inside
Macintosh is included on this CD.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 5, 1997

PRESS ONLY–FOR REVIEW COPIES, CONTACT:
Sara Winge
707/829-0515 x285
sara@ora.com
http://www.ora.com

O’REILLY RELEASES “JAVA FUNDAMENTAL CLASSES REFERENCE”

SEBASTOPOL, CA–“Java Fundamental Classes Reference,” the latest title in
O’Reilly & Associates’ Java documentation series, provides complete
reference documentation on the core Java 1.1 classes.

“Java Fundamental Classes Reference” goes beyond a standard reference
manual.

Joint Release

Apple and Agiliti Announce WebObjects Training Agreement

Minneapolis-based Agiliti is First Certified Training Partner for
WebObjects Software, With Courses Beginning in July.

CUPERTINO, Calif.–June 5, 1997–Apple Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and
Bloomington, Minnesota-based Agiliti, the leader in authorized technology
training in the Upper Midwest, have announced an agreement for delivering
training programs on Apple’s WebObjects web development platform.