Type of Article: MacTech Web Site

Dateline—May 19, 1997
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fortner Research Releases Noesys, the First Desktop Tool
for Accessing HDF Data

Sterling, VA—Fortner Research, the “Science Data Experts”, announced
today the release of Noesys, the first desktop software tool for Windows
and Macintosh OS that provides access and control of scientific data
formatted in the popular Hierarchical Data Format (HDF). HDF is a powerful,
open standard file format that was developed by The National Center for
Supercomputer Applications (NCSA) and is used by thousands of scientists
worldwide.

PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate Release

Press Contact:
Judith Steinbaum
Press and Public Relations
Roaster Technologies
Judith@roaster.com
617. 876. 4031 x1818

‘Roasted Java(tm) News’ Launch Offers Daily Distillate of Java!

Cambridge, Mass. May 19, 1997 – Roaster Technologies today officially
launched “Roasted Java(tm) News,” an online Java News Daily. Each freshly
updated version includes a comprehensive collection of news headlines
concerning Java culled from over 50 different publications available on the
Internet.

For Immediate Release:

QuickCRC 1.0 – Software Design Tool

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, May 20, 1997 — Excel Software, makers of the popular
MacA&D and WinA&D software engineering tools, today announced availability
of QuickCRC 1.0 for both Macintosh and Windows 95/NT. QuickCRC is a
software design tool for discovering objects and related information for an
object-oriented software development project. QuickCRC automates the CRC
card concept of identifying classes, responsibilities and collaborations
between objects.

BasiChat
http://www.basichat.com
Download a demo version now.

The idea is simple: use Java to provide a cross-platform WWW chat tool that
everybody can use.

This is a really great Apple Developer News — it succinctly sums up WWDC,
so we’re redistributing here.

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— A P P L E D E V E L O P E R N E W S —
— From the staff of Apple Directions —
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— #56 Supplement May 13, 1997 —
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Most of the items in this e-mail can be found at Apple’s Developer World
site, with live links to referenced