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<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78336"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">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. Core applications ranging from e-mail and web access
to personal productivity are all built in. The MessagePad 2000, which
weighs 1. 4 pounds, features the 160 MHz StrongARM processor which makes it
one of the fastest handheld computers on the market. It is so power thrifty
that four AA batteries can provide three to six weeks of typical usage.
The eMate 300 is a low-cost mobile computer which features multi-platform...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78333"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Absoft is pleased to announce Pro Fortran, a new Fortran toolset for Power
Macintosh. Pro Fortran is a complete development toolset which includes:
F90 compiler, upgraded VAX compatible F77, and Plum Hall validated C/C++
compilers. All compilers utilize a common development environment, tools
and user interface (individual compiler interfaces are also included).
Selected source file will automatically invoke the proper compiler, and
linker will include proper libraries. All languages are link compatible and
mixed language applications can easily be created.
Absoft's primary focus remains on Fortran compilers. The new F90 compiler
is the first available for Power Macintosh. The upgraded F77, designed for
porting legacy workstation code to the desktop now includes LS F77
extensions. New compile and runtime options allow byte swapping for porting
code to/from Intel. The C/C++ compilers are included for those wishing
mixed language development in a single environment.
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78332"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">This is a posting to announce ProjectorVCS - a CW IDE dropin that let's you
connect to a ProjectorDB and do all of your VCS stuff.
I have set up a little web site for it that contains the current version
and some info.
the url is:
http://www.joyspot.com/projector
Comments, as always, are solicited.
This constitutes a verion 1, and as such, if you use it, please pay the
shareware fee. Ongoing support will definately happen. I NEED this thing
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78328"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">METROWERKS TO ACQUIRE LATITUDE PORTING TECHNOLOGY
CodeWarrior(R) To Be Hosted On Sun Microsystems(R)' Solaris(TM)-based
UNIX(R) Workstations
AUSTIN, Texas--January 27, 1997--Metrowerks Inc. (NASDAQ: MTWKF,
TSE/ME:MWK), one of the world's leading providers of software development
tools, today announced that it had signed a letter of intention to acquire
the principle assets of The Latitude Group, Inc., of Mountain View, Calif.
Latitude's principle assets include a porting library which allows Mac(TM)
OS applications to be ported to UNIX-hosted operating systems, including
Sun Microsystems' Solaris 2.3+, Silicon Graphics(R)' IRIX(TM) 5.2+ and
Hewlett-Packard(R)'s HP-UX(R) 9.03+. The Latitude porting libraries
redirect Mac OS commands to the target operating system, with a UNIX
library containing a portable implementation of the Mac OS API at its core.
Metrowerks will also take over providing the Latitude porting technology to
The Latitude Group, Inc.'s existing clients already under...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78327"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">The Word Services SDK 1.0.8 has been released and is available via the Web
from:
http://www.wordservices.org/Developers/
Word Services allows any application to link to a speller, grammar checker
or other text service as if it is a built-in menu item. It is a public
protocol - no license fee or non-disclosure is required to use it.
Once a user has a service application, it may be shared among all their
Word Services client applications, so the user needs only one dictionary.
Also, the user can obtain services in various languages from several
vendors and add them to each Word Services client application.
It is used, for example, by Qualcomm's Eudora Pro to link to Working
Software's Spellswell 7.
The SDK includes the complete protocol specification, tutorial documents,
and the source code to Writeswell Jr., a simple Word Services word
processor. Also available from the Web page is the source to WSI
NewsWatcher, a version of NewsWatcher that allows you to spellcheck your
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78326"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Due to high traffic on MacDev-1 and to conserve your mailbox space, the
following releases have been combined in this message:
* OpenStep Docs Available
* VOODOO 1.8 integrates with CodeWarrior
* Apple Guide Development Tool
* Tenon's CodeBuilder
* Apple Location Manager
* Apple Releases ETO #22
Full text of each of these announcements is below. Each announcement
stands on its own and doesn't indicate any relation between companies or
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78325"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Due to high traffic on MacDev-1 and to conserve your mailbox space, the
following releases have been combined in this message:
* Part Bundles Avail Online
* C100 Integrators
* Metrowerks Signs Embedded Agreement with NEC
* Willows RT for Embedded Systems
* Altura acquires Object Master
Full text of each of these announcements is below. Each announcement
stands on its own and doesn't indicate any relation between companies or
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78324"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Due to high traffic on MacDev-1 and to conserve your mailbox space, the
following releases have been combined in this message:
* Pacific Coast's BeyondRealms
* Purity Previews BeOS Web Server
* Purity's WebSentinel
* Web Server 4D 1.0.6
* NetLink/4D 2.0
* Blyth Releases Omins Web RAD
* Blyth Offers 4D Customers Easy Migration to Omnis Web RAD
Full text of each of these announcements is below. Each announcement
stands on its own and doesn't indicate any relation between companies or
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78323"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Due to high traffic on MacDev-1 and to conserve your mailbox space, the
following releases have been combined in this message:
* Allegiant publishes SoundMaker
* PowerFantasm Upgrade
* PowerTap
* Seapine Announces TestTrack 1.5 for Mac, W95 and NT
* Seapine Software and Datacraft Announce TestTrack/4D
* Seapine Software Introduces Solo Bug for Mac and Windows
Full text of each of these announcements is below. Each announcement
stands on its own and doesn't indicate any relation between companies or
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78301"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Apple Announces Future Macintosh Operating System (OS) Strategy and Roadmap
Strategy Delivers Compatibility with Currently Shipping Mac Systems and
Applications, Accelerates Delivery of Next-Generation Software, and
Provides Smooth Migration to Next-Generation OS
Mac OS Upgrades to Continue; First 'Rhapsody' Release Scheduled to Ship
Within 12 Months
MACWORLD/EXPO, SAN FRANCISCO--Jan. 7, 1997--Apple Computer, Inc. today
announced its strategy for the future evolution of the Macintosh operating
system software, for Macintosh and Mac OS compatible personal computers.
Apple plans to implement a strategy in which the Company will continue to
deliver significant and regularly scheduled upgrades to the current Mac OS
while accelerating development of a new and advanced operating system. The
new operating system is code-named 'Rhapsody' and will be based on the
merging of technologies from Apple and NeXT Software, Inc. (Apple announced
its intent to acquire NeXT Software on Dec. 20, 1996.)...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78298"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">In cooperation with MacWEEK, we're conducting a survey of current Macintosh
developers to learn about their plans for future platform-specific work.
The survey form, which is only open to people who are currently developing
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78293"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Quasar Knowledge Systems, (QKS) Inc., the leading Smalltalk vendor in the
Macintosh market with a PowerMac version available, announced that it will
release Windows 95/NT version of SmalltalkAgents in Q1 of 1997. This will
make SmalltalkAgents a cross-platform development tool of choice.
SmalltalkAgents is a dynamic, integrated development environment based on
QKS Smalltalk. In the process of developing a Windows version, QKS made
number of enhancements in its virtual machine to improve performance and
services.
SmalltalkAgents is known for providing close integration to the host OS
functionality. Its Mac version makes toolbox routines a trivial task. Its
Windows 95/NT version will bring the same functionality to developers.
SmalltalkAgents also allows developer to integrate their resources written
in any other language via dynamic linking library mechanism.
For more information, check http://www.smalltalkagents.com.</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78292"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Looking for a flat file database engine for your Mac software?
odbEngine is the hierarchical database engine used by
Userland Frontier for its object database. The engine has
a simple C API that allows the creation and access of tables
of arbitrary objects, even tables of tables! Also, Frontier
may be used to create and access data in odb files.
UODBE++ is a C++ wrapper for odbEngine that adds housekeeping
and error handling to the engine.
The best feature about odbEngine is that it works, and has been
tested by every Frontier user. The second best thing about it
is that it's FREE!
More information may be accessed at:
http://www.aimnet.com/~bpettit/odb
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Frontier is a trandemark of Userland Software</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78287"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Version 1.4.4 of MoreFiles is now available. The changes from v1.4.3 to
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78283"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">For those who might possibly be interested, an _informal, non-official,
non-Apple-sanctioned_ discussion about the design of a new graphical user
interface and windowing system for the next generation of Macintosh
operating system is talking place on the GX dev mailing list and the
AIMED-talk mailing list [see sig for subscription info].
Background:
Apple Computer's attempts to create a transitional operating system have
failed, at least partly due to a lack of a pre-emptive multitasking-enabled
graphical user interface and windowing system in their transitional OS
design.
The design of Apple's original graphics library [QuickDraw] didn't allow
for a simple transition to PMT, and the shipment date for their
transitional OS slipped beyond commercial viability. To make matters worse,
former management didn't have a fully-PMT GUI waiting in the wings, so now
Apple is without a transitional OS *or* a full-featured OS.
Fortunately, Apple has available the most powerful 2D graphs library...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78282"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">CASPER, WY, ISIS International, Inc. announced the introduction of EasyData TM
and EasyCommTM, paired software products designed to provide a new level of
connectivity, simplicity, and power in transferring data between the Apple
MessagePad (and compatible PDAs running the Newton Operating System) and
either Macintosh desktop computers or Windows machines.
The EasyData / EasyComm dual package enables Newton users to work more
efficiently by making it easier to rapidly share data between their PDAs and
either Macs or Windows desktop computers. The same capability for other
hardware and software platforms will be forthcoming.
EasyData can be extended and customized by other Newton developers through the
use of plug-in modules. EasyData requires Newton OS 2.0 or later (we will
continue to support our older version, formerly known as Flash-Data, for users
of older MessagePads).
The increasingly evident importance of enterprise-wide, "open systems"
approaches to leveraging an organization`...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78280"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">SYNERGEX TO PROVIDE APPLE DEVELOPERS WITH INDUSTRY STANDARD INTERSOLV PVCS
SERIES FOR SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT
December 9, 1996 Synergex will bring industry-standard software
configuration management (SCM) to Apple Computer Inc.'s popular Macintosh
environment in first quarter 1997, increasing the number of platforms to
which the company has already ported the top-selling INTERSOLV PVCS SERIES.
With the release of PVCS Version Manager for the Macintosh, Apple developers
will for the first time be able to manage source code development across
heterogeneous systems that include MS-DOS, OS/2, UNIX, Windows NT, Windows
95, and OpenVMS environments.
Software developers rely on SCM tools like the INTERSOLV PVCS SERIES to
monitor, record, and protect changes to programming source code throughout
the software life cycle, from development to upgrade, including post-release
changes. INTERSOLVS top-selling PVCS Version Manager effectively maintains
multiple revisions of source code...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78275"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">The Mercutio MDEF is a Menu DEFinition resource that allow developers to easily
and elegantly extend the power of their application menus. These MDEFs allow
menus to have multiple-modifier key-equivalents (e.g. shift-command-C),
custom icons, item callbacks, and other goodies.
Features
========
Changes in version 1.3.3:
- Fixed several serious visual glitches under Kaleidoscope.
- Fixed documentation to reflect new codes for arrow keys. This change was
made in the 1.3 release but wasn't shown in the documentation.
Changes in version 1.3.2:
- Fixed sample code to correct react to key equivalents in hierarchical
menus.
- Added ksameAlternateAsLastTime and kdontDisposeIcon constants to
.h API file. Those flags functioned correctly but were misnamed.
- Fixed memory leak when scrolling icon suites.
- Fixed cosmetic glitches when using non-standard System fonts (e.g with
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78271"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Apple Releases Beta Version of New Personal Web Server
Apple and Maxum Join Forces to Provide Personal Web Sharing for the Mac OS
NEW YORK, INTERNET WORLD, Dec. 9, 1996 -- Apple Computer, Inc.(Nasdaq:
AAPL) today announced that it has released a beta version of personal web
server technology, and has licensed the technology from Maxum Development.
As a result, users of networked Macintosh computers and Mac OS compatibles
will be able to publish both simple and multimedia content across the
Internet or an intranet using World Wide Web protocols. Apple will be
demonstrating the beta version of Personal Web Sharing at its booth at
Internet World here.
Built upon the foundation of Maxum's award winning technology (RushHour,
WebLock, and NetCloak), Apple will make available the personal web server
technology to allow web publishing without dedicating a separate machine.
The new product enhances Apple's easy-to-use product line of Internet
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78267"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">If you would like to include an article about F in
a future issue, please let me know. We just announced
the Mac F version at Supercomputing 96 in Pittsburgh.
(The Linux F compiler is free and the Windows/Mac/Unix
educational versions are only $101 with a textbook.)
Imagine1, Inc. is the creator of the F programming language.
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78266"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Note: This will not be distributed regularly through MacDev-1 -- just the
first one to give you an idea of the newsletter. [Ed. -nst]
** Table of Contents
- Press Attention
- Survey Results
- Comdex Report
- Linux Trademark Dispute
Good news everyone!
We (The Linux Community) are finally getting the eye from the big
mainstream press as more than just a curiosity.
Jim Mohr, author of "Inside SCO Unix", writer for BYTE Magazine and
several other publications, is authoring a book for Prentice Hall
entitled "LINUX Business User's Resource". If you are using Linux
at work or for work he wants to know about it, and has given me
the following questionnaire to send out.
Jim intends to include as many of the replies as he can in both his
book and future articles. If you have something you cannot talk
about yet, but can in the future... let us know it is happening
without names.... and then tell us when we can talk about it.
Truly Linux is taking off. Oh, and in case you are wondering,...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78263"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Small Dog Electronics is pleased to announce its new E-mail list of deals
for the Macintosh.
The List is called Kibbles&Bytes. To subscribe to the list send an E-mail
message with SUBSCRIBE KIBBLES&BYTES [Your Name] to
(List-Request@Smalldoggy.com).
Small Dog Electronics is a Vermont company which specializes in
refurbished Macintosh equipment & software. Our web site is at
(http://www.smalldoggy.com) (Of course the web site is server on a Mac)
Also Small Dog would like to invite Macintosh developers and publishers
to submit deals for inclusion in the next few issues of Kibbles&Bytes.
With both MacDeals & Dealbits discontinuing publication, perhaps
Kibbles&Bytes can fill some of the void left by these e-mail deal sheets.
Our focus will be to provide offers that are cool and with prices that
will not be seen in the regular channels. To get things rolling, the
first deals submitted will be handled at no charge to the developer. Send
an E-mail detailing your offer...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78257"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">FULCRUM DELIVERS SEARCHSERVER SUPPORT FOR POWER MAC
SearchServer Version 3.5 Roll-Out Continues
Ottawa, Canada, December 2, 1996 -- Fulcrum Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:
FULCF; TSE: FUL) today announced support for the Apple Computer, Inc.
Power Macintosh as part of the continuing roll-out of SearchServer 3.5.
The support comes in the form of a Fulcrum Software Development Kit, which
allows SearchServer users to port their applications to Power Mac clients.
The product is commercially available now.
Fulcrum provides products that "bridge the islands of information in an
enterprise," said Peter Klante, vice president of marketing at Fulcrum. "A
multi-platform approach is absolutely key to our strategy, and support for
Apple Macintosh clients is of particular importance to our customers in the
publishing market. With this SDK, our customers will be able to bring all
of the enhancements of the latest version of SearchServer to a Macintosh
audience."
"We are pleased to see Fulcrum...</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78255"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Conix Graphics announces OpenGL for the Macintosh
Arlington, TX (December 3, 1996) Conix Graphics announced today the release
of OpenGL version 1 for the Macintosh. Founder John Stauffer states, "We
are proud to offer this technology on the Macintosh platform. It will
afford Apple developers another tool for 3D graphics".
OpenGL assists graphics developers in CAD, Mechanical implementation,
Architectural Design, Medical and Scientific Imaging, Geophysical Sciences,
Animation, Photorealism, Data Visualization, and Simulation.
OpenGL is the premier 2D and 3D graphics library that allows developers to
build geometric models, view models interactively in 3D space, control
color and lighting, manipulate pixels, and perform such tasks as alpha
blending, anti-aliasing, depth cueing and texture mapping.
Early benchmark testing shows that OpenGL for the Macintosh out performs
OpenGL offered by Microsoft and IBM.
Cross platform capability enables programmers the flexibility to transition
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78250"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">Visit our new web site for software engineering tools that run on Macintosh,
Windows 95/NT, Solaris and HP-UX computers. MacA&D and WinA&D products are
the fast, easy way to design your applications.
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Topics include:
)) OOA/OOD (Shlaer/Mellor, Coad/Yourdon, Booch, OMT, Jacobson and Fusion)
)) Structured Analysis and Design (Yourdon/DeMarco, Gane & Sarson,
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)) State Modeling (Mealy, Moore, Harel, Shlaer/Mellor, STG, etc.)
)) Multi-Task Design
)) Data Modeling (Martin's Information Engineering, Chen, etc.)
)) Integrated Code Editing and Browsing
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)) Multi-User Team Dictionary
)) Code generation for C/C++, Pascal/Object Pascal, Delphi, Basic, Fortran
and SQL.
)) Reengineering Code to Design
After checking out the site, you can request a free technical brochure for
in-depth information on MacA&D and/or WinA&D products. Email your postal
address to info@excelsoftware.com.</div></div></span>
<span class="field-content"><div class="body-row" id="body-row-78249"><div style="background:#F5F5F5;">QuickDraw 3D for Mac and Windows Receives Best of COMDEX Award and is
Released for Both Platforms
Version 1.5 offers industry-first extensible 3D Architecture for Windows
95, NT and Mac OS; 21 Vendors ready to use QuickDraw 3D for Windows
Fall COMDEX 1996--November 22, 1996--Apple Computer, Inc today announced
that QuickDraw 3D (QD3D) - the Company's premier 3D architecture for
enabling workstation-quality graphics on personal computers - has
received the prestigious COMDEX/Fall 96 Best of Show Award in the
multimedia software category. QD3D 1.5 is a significant update that
brings for the first time QD3D to both Mac OS and 32-bit Windows (95 and
NT) platforms to enable multi- platform development of 3D authoring
tools, games and other applications. QD3D has been available on the Mac
OS platform since August of 1995 and the 1.5 release is also a
simultaneous update for Mac OS computers.
QD3D 1.5 installers for Mac OS and 32-bit Windows will be available for
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<div id="newuser-popup" style="font-size:14px">Greetings, and welcome to the new MacTech web site! Our home page is designed to be your <cite>Industry Dashboard</cite> -- so you can have a snapshot of all that's relevant in the industry in one easy location. Many readers tell us that because the information is updated so frequently, they are now checking the site multiple times a day.
Here's a quick run down of the features on the new web site, which can be subtle.
<UL><LI>We're running regular raffles. If you want free stuff make sure to register. <a href="/register">It's easy and only takes a minute!</a>
<LI>Registering for the site allows you greater functionality.
<LI>The first few blocks are original content from MacTech (for geeks) and our sister web site, MacNews (for general users)
<LI>Below that are MacTech's scanners, which scan the web and organizes it into News, Rumors, and Documentation. Updated every 15 minutes.
<LI>Our Whitepapers, Screencasts, and Videos section give you insight into great products
<LI>The Community Search narrows your search to the most relevant of Apple related sites for better results
<LI>The forums give you a place to ask questions, and share your knowledge.
<LI>Our partners at MacUpdate, MacPrices.net and the Jobs Boards keep you up to date
<LI>Want to see all the news in one big list? Check out our new <a href="/firehose">Information Firehose</a>
<LI>And, don't forget the Apple Central area, and ads throughout the site. Advertisers are what make the site possible</UL>
We truly hope you <a href="/register">register</a> so that we can keep you up to date about new features as they are implemented. And, please use the BETA button in the top right to provide us any feedback, suggestions or bugs. We love to hear from you. </div>
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