NEW DOS-BASED MUD DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM
                     INTRODUCED AT ONEBBS CON

        Continuum Software emphasizes ease of development and
        operation

        ATLANTA, GEORGIA -- CONTINUUM SOFTWARE has introduced a
        DOS-based MUD development system, INDUSTRIAL PROSE & MAGIC,
        that can run both as a BBS door and a stand-alone system.
        This is the world's first commercial, subscription-oriented,
        non-Internet MUD system.

        Particular attention has been paid to ensuring that
        non-technical users can install, design, and operate any
        sort of MUD desired.  Internet MUDs, although extremely
        popular, require C programming expertise to set up and
        administer, and obviously need to run on an Internet site.

        "Over the past few years, MUDs have been incredibly popular
        in the Internet world.  Some countries have even banned
        them, as they have caused a significant growth in network
        traffic," said Eric Olsen, a spokesman for Continuum
        Software.  "But up until now, the rest of the world has been
        excluded from the fun.  Industrial Prose & Magic is going to
        change all that."

        Industrial Prose & Magic can run on any IBM-PC compatible
        computer, although a 386-33 with a 19.2 modem is
        recommended.  Memory requirements vary with the number of
        nodes to be run concurrently.

        Continuum Software is a software development company with
        offices in Atlanta and Milwaukee.  CONTINUUM SOFTWARE,
        916 Underwood Ave, Atlanta, GA 30316.

        CONTACT:
        Eric Olsen
        (404) 635-0931 (Voice)
        (404) 627-4161 (MUD)