Type of Article: MacTech News Article

BeOS/MacTech Bundle Available in Quantity
January issue of MacTech Magazine contains BeOS for PowerMac DR8

As announced in October of 1996, the January 1997 issue of MacTech
Magazine includes the BeOS(tm) DR8 for Power Macintosh bundled, free of
charge, on CD and bound into the magazine.

This issue has been extremely difficult to get in bookstores and on the
newsstand.

Apple Computer Enhances QuickTime VR to Integrate Image-Based Virtual
Reality With 3D, Movies, Animation and Sound

QuickTime VR 2.0 for Mac Ships: Endorsed by Wide Range of Innovative Developers

MacWorld — January 7, 1997 — Apple Computer, Inc. (Cupertino, CA) today
launched QuickTime VR(R) 2.0 for Mac(TM) OS — a major update that bridges
the gap between multimedia and image-based virtual reality.

QuickTime VR 2.0 incorporates the feature most desired by developers since
the initial release of QuickTime VR, a C API.

Press Contacts:
Cynthia Fray
Media Relations
Metrowerks Inc.
512.873.4758
cynthia@metrowerks.com

Jim Welch
Chief Financial Officer
Metrowerks Inc.
512.873.4777
welch@metrowerks.com

METROWERKS LAUNCHES CODEWARRIOR 11 HOSTED ON MAC OS

CodeWarrior 11 Includes Improved Java Support and New CodeWarrior IDE,
Version 2 Alpha

SAN FRANCISCO, California, Macworld Expo–January 7, 1997–Metrowerks Inc.
(NASDAQ: MTWKF, TSE/ME:MWK), one of the world’s leading providers of
software development tools, today announced CodeWarrior 11, the newest
version of its award-winning programmin

Dear MacDev-1 Reader,

As you might well imagine, the last week has had a lot of news from Apple
and the industry. Over the next day or so, we’ll be catching up on all of
the releases done at Macworld Expo and around the world.

** THERE WILL BE HIGHER THAN NORMAL TRAFFIC IN YOUR MAILBOX

as a result of this catch up. Traffic levels on MacDev-1 *will* return to
normal afterwards.

Just a heads up.

Happy New Year,

Neil Ticktin
MacTech Magazine
publisher@www.mactech.com

https://www.mactech.com

In cooperation with MacWEEK, we’re conducting a survey of current Macintosh
developers to learn about their plans for future platform-specific work.

The survey form, which is only open to people who are currently developing
Macintosh software, is at:

(http://www.scripting.com/davenet/misc/devSurvey.html)

Everyone is welcome to monitor the real-time results at:

(http://ws3.scripting.com/davenet.surveyResults.fcgi)

Thanks!

Dave Winer

PS: If you run a web site that’s used by Mac developers, please point to
the survey page.