Type of Article: MacTech Web Site

MacTech Ships New CD

Westlake Village, CA — May 20, 1996 — Xplain Corporation, publisher of
MacTech(tm) Magazine, is proud to announce it’s latest CD — MacTech CD(tm),
Volumes 1-11 — is now shipping.

This new CD has:

* 1420+ articles, from all 127 issues of MacTech Magazine (1984-1995).

* Improved hypertext, and a *new* THINK Reference(tm) Viewer for lightning
quick access!

* New super-fast word search!

* 100+ MB of source code use them in your own applications, with no
royalties!

* Full version of THINK Reference 2.0.

As you know, you’ve gotten a handful of e-mails from MacDev-1 regarding Mac OS
development news. The original list for MacDev-1 was seeded with press and
influence makers names drawn from companies all over the community. It was
never the intention to send MacDev-1 msgs to any mailing list — that would be
poor netiquette.

It took us a bit to figure this one out because only one person was complaining
(that we know of). But, in the end, he shed some very useful light on it being
the tools-hackers address that was the recipient.

EveryDay Objects, Inc., is selling two products to help CPX developers create
powerful applications.

1) HotTCP! – this product enables TCP/IP connections to be incorporated into
the CPX development environment. We used this product in our own Entrada
products presented at Apple WWDC 1996 in San Jose. HotTCP! sells for $99 +
shipping and handling.

2) Thread! – this product enables any CPX application to be fully threaded.
This product sell for $20 and is distributed via email only.

All prices are U.S.

FOR IMMEDIATTE RELEASE
For information contact:
Hillel Cooperman, Natural Intelligence, (617) 876-7680 x1221,
mail to: coop@natural.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Cambridge, MA: To provide users more time to evaluate
Roaster(tm) and provide feedback, Natural Intelligence is shipping a
prerelease version of what will be Roaster Release 1, the first environment
for developing in Sun(tm) Microsystems’ Java(tm) programming language on
the Macintosh(r), on May 13th at Apple(r)’s WorldWide Developer’s
Conference (WWDC) in San Jose, California.

This special offer is from:

(publisher@www.mactech.com)

Attention Mac OS Developers & Programmers,

July’s issue of MacTech(tm) Magazine will include both the newest OpenDoc SDK
as well as the release version of Cyberdog — that’s two free CD-ROMs! But to
get these, you have to act fast (see below).

These CDs contain all of the development tools and documentation needed to
create OpenDoc components and Cyberdog part editors or network service
components.