Krathwohl to Fill Roizen’s Shoes
David Krathwohl was just appointed vice president of Apple Developer
Relations, filling the position previously held by Heidi Roizen. As vice
president of Apple Developer Relations, David Krathwohl is responsible
for building and maintaining relationships between Apple and its
developers worldwide, encouraging developer commitment to Apple
platforms, and defining programs that facilitate developer success.
KARLSRUHE, GERMANY, March 1, 1997:
theta group is pleased to announce the availability of
LiveAccess 1 Update 1, the first update to its innovative
suite of OpenDoc parts for accessing relational database
systems like FileMaker Pro, 4th Dimension, Oracle7, ODBC.
Update 1 includes lots of exciting new functionality, like
tighter Cyberdog integration (Cyberdog-enabled LiveAccess
controls, direct resolution of URLs fetched from any kind
of database system; e.g.
Dateline—March 10, 1997
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fortner Research Announces LS Fortran Plug-In
for Metrowerks CodeWarrior
Sterling, VA—Fortner Research, developers of award-winning software for
scientists and engineers, announced today that they are now shipping LS
Fortran Plug-in for CodeWarrior.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ROASTER TECHNOLOGIES LICENSES OBJECT DESIGN’S PSE FOR JAVA TO INTEGRATE
WITH ROASTER RELEASE 3
CONTACT:
Roaster Technologies, Inc.
Judith Steinbaum, Manager, Press and Public Relations
617.876.7680 x1818
email: judith@roaster.com
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 7, 1997 – Roaster Technologies today announced that
its eagerly awaited Roaster Release 3 will include Object Design’s
ObjectStore PSE for Java.
MARCH 5, 1997
VOLUME 11 ISSUE 10
Tempo’s official name: Mac OS 8
By MacWEEK Staff
Apple announced today that the OS code-named Tempo will be officially
known as Mac OS 8, a name that was reserved for the company’s failed
next-generation OS project, code-named Copland.
“It would be confusing to not call it 8,” said Jim Gable, vice president
of AppleSoft product marketing. “We feel very strongly it is a major
upgrade.”
Gable said that the user-interface changes in the Tempo release merit more
than the Mac 0S 7.7 designation originally planned for it.