MindVision Announces Updater VISE 1.2
New release offers unparalleled capabilities
Lincoln, Nebraska – November 1, 1996 – MindVision Software today announced
a new release of Updater VISE version 1.2, the most powerful and safest
updater for the Macintosh today.
Updater VISE users will experience the only updater that’s powerful enough,
easy enough, flexible enough, and safe enough to meet all the requirements
for updating software.
Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE 1.7.2 is now publicly available from
the Metrowerks Web site. This update includes numerous bug
fixes for problems reported in the 1.7 IDE. It also
incorporates the Metrowerks Version Control API. This version
of the IDE is required to use the CodeManager IDE plugin found
with CodeManager Release 3.
The archive containing this update can be found at:
(ftp://ftp.metrowerks.com/pub/updates/CW10/IDE_1.7.2.sit.hqx)
Archive Size: 1142K
There is no archive password.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Purity Software, Inc.
1016 Mopac Circle, Suite 101
Austin, TX 78746
+1.512.328.2288
FAX +1.512.328.2688
http://www.purity.com/
info@purity.com
(Austin, TX – October 29th, 1996) Purity Software, Inc. announced today an
update to WebSiphon bringing it’s current version up to 1.0.2. WebSiphon is
an authoring tool for site designers that allows a full-fledged scripting
language to be used directly within HTML pages. Included with the WebSiphon
package is Verona, a low-overhead flat-file database server.
Press Contact:
Bill Doerrfeld
President, Blue World Communications, Inc.
(206) 313-1051
bill@blueworld.com
Blue World Communications announces the availability of Lasso.
New Tool to Effortlessly Tie One’s FileMaker Pro Database to the Web
Redefines Performance and Ease-of-Use
ISSAQUAH, WA–October 26, 1996–Blue World Communications, Inc. announces
the recent release of Lasso, the new tool for quickly integrating Claris(r)
Corporation FileMaker Pro(r) 3.0 for the Macintosh databases with the Web.
Lasso is designed for top performance.
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Contact:
Michael Putzel
Trysail, Inc.
(202) 429-6550
e-mail: mputzel@trysail.com
Trysail, Inc., a Washington-based technology consulting firm,
today launched “Bugs that Bite,” a feature on the World Wide Web
designed to draw public and industry attention to the frustrating
glitches that drive average computer users to distraction.
“We keep hearing about the wonders of technology, but the fact
is these all-powerful machines can be intimidating, capricious and
downright nasty to the innocent user,” said Trysail CEO Michael Putzel.
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