Type of Article: MacTech News Article

For Immediate Release

Press Contact:
Andrew Clarke
aclarke@pictorius.com
902.492.2880 ext. 248

Pictorius Announces iNet Developer for Macintosh

Next Generation Intranet Application Tool Lets IS Managers Focus on IS
Tasks and Content Providers Create and Manage Site Content in a Team
Environment

April 22, 1997 – Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada – Pictorius Incorporated, the
leading developer of Intranet software solutions for the corporate market,
today announced Pictorius iNet Developer, a next generation Intranet
development tool.

Handheld Systems Conference – Full Agenda and Speaker Bios

Detailed sessions descriptions for The Handheld Systems Conference,
including speaker names and biographies, have been posted to the company’s
Web site at http://www.cdpubs.com.

Minor changes to previously-announced speakers include the substitution of
Greg Galanos, President and CTO of Metrowerks, in place of Jean Belanger,
Metrowerk’s CEO.

COME BE A PART OF THE PREMIERE EVENT FOR THE MAC USING COMMUNTIY!

For Immediate Release

BERKELEY, CA, April 17, 1997 – The Mac platform is alive and kicking! April
26 marks the date of the 7th annual BMUG MacFest.

This year will prove to be the best yet with such big name vendors as
Adobe, Connectix, Aladdin, Dantz, Iomega, Corel, Wacom, Techworks, Motorola,
U.S. Robotics, APS Technologies, and MANY more.

FOR RELEASE: IMMEDIATE

Royal Software, Inc., Largo, FL, announces the release of FTP Tool 1.2, the
Internet connectivity solution for application developers. FTP Tool is a
fully scriptable code resource supporting most modern scripting languages
such as Hypercard, SuperCard, Oracle Media Objects and Director for
dynamically transferring and managing files across the Internet.

MacHack ’97 call for Speakers

MacHack ’97 is just a few months away and YOU might be just the person we
are looking for. We have many interesting sessions already lined up, but we
have room for a few more.

Have you been off in a garage somewhere developing some cool Macintosh
technology in secret?