For the first time, HyperCard stacks can be served over the Web
… to ANY browser on ANY platform.
No plug-ins required!
Stacks run over the Web on Macintosh, PC, UNIX platforms – and
future platforms as well
Little or no modication of your stacks required.
You can easily create
*forms
*shopping baskets
*registries
*security realms
*remote Web administration
Your imagination is your limit!
Read MoreNEWS RELEASE…
For further information, contact:
Shari Worthington, Executive Director
(508) 755-5242
4th Annual Conference on
Scientific & Engineering Applications
of the Macintosh Goes Electronic
MacSciTech’s SEAM’97 will take place on the World Wide Web
Worcester, MA. The MacSciTech Association today announced
that it will host the Fourth Annual Conference on Scientific and Engineering
Applications of the Macintosh (SEAM) in January 1997.
The Entrada! family of tools from Pictorius Inc. lets you build dynamic
easily maintainable web sites, powerful net apps and net-enabled
client/server apps.
Entrada! Net Builder helps you build dynamic applications with multiple
servers, built right into your app. Entrada! Corporate and Developer
help you build database apps that run over LANs, the Internet and
intranets. All Entrada!
A side note: Both the MacTech banner ad system and the DevDepot
online shopping basket are built on top of EveryWare’s Tango/Butler
combination…
Neil
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Press Contact:
Jeff Hendry
Marketing Associate
905-819-1173 ext. 262
jhendry@everyware.com
EveryWare ships Butler SQL 2.0
Butler SQL, now accessible via ODBC and bundled with CLEAR:Access from
Sterling Software Inc.
San Jose, CA– May 13, 1996 — EveryWare Development Corp.
Read MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Natural Intelligence announces support for Netscape One(tm) Open Network
Environment
Natural Intelligence to include Netscape One technology in its Roaster(tm)
development environment for Java on the Macintosh
Cambridge, MA, July 29, 1996: Natural Intelligence, Inc., the first company
to release tools for developing in Sun(tm) Microsystems’ Java(tm) programming
language on the Macintosh(r), today announced it has signed a licensing
agreement with Netscape Communications Corporation to include support for
Netscape One(tm) Open Network Environment in its R