Type of Article: MacTech Web Site

From: Ron Liechty (mwron@metrowerks.com)

CodeWarriors,

With CW/11 Metrowerks has changed the default ANSI C and C++ Libraries from
a version licensed from Plum-Hall to Metrowerks owned libraries. These
Libraries all source codes as well as projects you can modify to build
custom libraries are located in the Metrowerks Standard Library folder, and
are referred to as MSL C and MSL C++. We are still providing (and will
continue to provide for some time) the older versions of the ANSI C and C++
libraries.

Press Contacts:

ObjectSpace, Inc.
Joel Zeff
(214) 823-8242
eMail: joelzeff@objectspace.com

Roaster Technologies
Judith Steinbaum
617-876-7680 x1818
eMail: judy@roaster.com

Roaster Technologies Licenses ObjectSpace’s Java Generic Library

Cambridge, Massachusetts (February 4, 1997) Roaster Technologies, a pioneer
provider of tools for Java developers, and ObjectSpace, Inc., a leading
provider of object-oriented technology, today announced a strategic
licensing agreement.

Contact:
Philip Van Cleave
Virginia Systems, Inc.
(804) 739-3200/FAX: (804) 739-8376
Email: vasys@concentric.net

WebSonar
Powerful New Text Retrieval
System for the Internet

February 5, 1997, Midlothian, Virginia. Virginia Systems announced
WebSonar, a new addition to their text retrieval product line. WebSonar
allows users to publish information quickly and easily on either the
Internet or an intranet, without having to convert their files into an HTML
format.

Apple Intends to Ship eMate 300 and MessagePad 2000 this Quarter

CUPERTINO, Calif.–Feb. 3, 1997–Apple Computer, Inc. intends to ship the
Apple eMate 300 and MessagePad 2000 Newton-based mobile computers this
quarter as previously announced. The products are expected to be in the
market next month. Both products, based on the Newton operating system,
have received positive reviews from potential customers and media.

The MessagePad 2000 is a handheld mobile computer for the business
professional and provides desktop connectivity to both Windows and
Macintosh computers.

Apple’s New Structure Brings Sharp Focus on Key Businesses

Apple Computer, Inc. today implemented a streamlined organizational
structure that consolidates the Company’s product development, marketing,
sales, support, and operations efforts into groups sharply focused on
Apple’s strategy. With this organization, Apple is focusing research and
development on products that are central to its key businesses, sales teams
to its market strengths.