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Product:
HyperHelp 5.0
- hypertext help system generator
($5,000)
Company: Bristol Technology Inc.
(Ridgefield, CT)
Telephone: (203) 438-6969
Fax: (203) 438-5013
E-mail: jean@bristol.com
URL: http://www.bristol.com
Platforms: Solaris 1 & 2, HP700/800 HP-UX 9, IBM RS/6000 AIX, SGI Irix 5, DEC Alpha (Digital Unix and OpenVMS), DEC VAX (OpenVMS), SCO ODT, Solaris for Intel (x86), and UnixWare x86.
Description:
HyperHelp enables developers to add context-sensitive, hypertext-based
on-line help to Unix applications. It supports the same Rich Text
Format (RTF) files, project files, and bitmap files as Windows 3.1,
Windows NT, and Windows 95 Help. It also supports all major
text-authoring tools, including Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, Lotus Word
Pro, Interleaf, FrameMaker, Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML)
editors and ASCII text editors. Based on the same functionality as
Windows 95 Help, HyperHelp has context-sensitive technology that
includes a new graphical user interface for the contents topic, and a
fast indexed search engine that now takes less than a second per file
compared to 30 seconds with the previous release.
Product:
MMail
- WYSIWYG inline-image multiple-font editor and MIME e-mailer
(1 License US $75, Academic Institutions Free)
Company: Atelier de Software Ltd.
(Avon, UK)
Telephone: +44 (1934) 822-983
Fax: +44 (1934) 820-209
E-mail: mmail@atelier.demon.co.uk
URL: http://www.atelier.co.uk
Platforms: SPARC Solaris 1 & 2
Description:
WYSIWYG text composition, visualization and MIME mailer, capable of
text organization in different fonts, Inline images within text,
automated horizontal layout and spacing control, IMAP-2 (IMAP-4 when
available), multilanguage hyphenation, changeable display fonts,
MIME handling, database, group, and aliasing features, advanced mailbox
and message handling, file-carbon-copying, auto-inclusions,
header-line-filtering
Product:
Oracle Secure Network Services with Fortezza support
- Database support of Fortezza encryption hardware
Company: Oracle Corp.
(Redwood Shores, CA)
Telephone: (415) 506-7000
E-mail: infosec@oracle.com
URL: http://www.oracle.com
Platforms: AT&T, DEC, DG, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Microsoft Windows, Pyramid, Sequent, and Sun
Description:
Secure Network Services, the first network security software for
client/server database environments, will support the US Government's
Fortezza encryption technology. By incorporating Fortezza with Secure
Network Services, Oracle aims to protect information stored in
government networked databases against data theft and unauthorized
alteration when passed over client/server network connections. Fortezza
is a government standard encryption technology and is embedded in a
third-party PC Card. (It is the primary encryption hardware of the
National Security Agency's Multilevel Information Security Initiative.)
Product:
RTworks 3.5
- Real-time, cross-platform development tools
(From $2,500)
Company: Talarian Corp. (Mountain View, CA)
Telephone: (415) 965-8050
Fax: (415) 965-9077
E-mail: info@talarian.com
URL: http://www.mainstreet.net/talarian
Description:
The RTworks product family, first introduced in 1989, is used to develop
systems that acquire, analyze, distribute and display rapidly-changing data.
RTworks is used primarily for applications such as command and control, alarm
filtering and correlation and large-scale integration and test.
Talarian has increased the reliability of applications built with RTworks
through guaranteed message delivery.
A new process, called RTmonitor, provides a visual
point-and-click interface for monitoring, debugging and administering a
distributed time-critical application. RTmonitor allows one to see a
graphical tree of an application, updated in real time, as processes come and
go from the application.
Also new: a C++ class library to support the programmer using
an object-oriented development process; a new set of
object and class callbacks to the RTworks inference engine that are executed
when certain events occur (e.g., when an object is created). Additionally,
there is a new graphical class browser for viewing a class hierarchy.
Product:
SmartSockets
- Cross-platform messaging system
Company: Talarian Corp. (Mountain View, CA)
Telephone: (415) 965-8050
Fax: (415) 965-9077
E-mail: info@talarian.com
URL: http://www.mainstreet.net/talarian
Description:
SmartSockets enables technical applications to communicate across
different operating system platforms, through the use of messages, in a
way that is straightforward for software engineers to implement.
SmartSockets provides a high-speed message distribution system
where senders and receivers do not have to know each others' IP
addresses. SmartSockets takes care of network interfaces and handles
recovery from network and system problems. This lets software
engineers concentrate on higher-level requirements rather than focusing
on the underlying complexities of the network.
The
SmartSockets distributed communication model allows your client
processes to be distributed among one or more nodes of a homogeneous or
heterogeneous network. Messages are passed using logical addresses,
called datagroups, which are identifiers that specify the destination
of the messages. Message traffic and processing can be optimized using
this mechanism.
Product:
VisualWorks 2.5
- Smalltalk, portable development environment
($2,995 on Intel and Macintosh, $4,995 on Unix)
Company: ParcPlace-Digitalk, Inc.
(Sunnyvale, CA)
Telephone: (800) 759-7272, 408-481-9090
Fax: (408) 481-9095
E-mail: info@parcplace.com
URL: http://www.parcplace.com
Platforms: Solaris 1 and 2, Windows 3.1, Windows NT, OS/2, MacOS,HP-UX , Digital Unix, and Digital NT 3.5.
Description:
The newest version of ParcPlace-Digitalk's client/server tool for
building portable object-oriented applications. Delivers substantial
improvements including up to 45 percent faster database performance,
support for application components, internationalization and Smalltalk
language syntax compliance with current ANSI standards committee
directions. VisualWorks 2.5 provides portability across Windows,
Windows NT, OS/2, Macintosh and five Unix platforms without any code
recompilation.
Product:
WIND/U 3.0
- Windows-on-Unix development software
(Between $5,000 and $9,950 depending on volume.)
Company: Bristol Technology Inc.
(Ridgefield, CT)
Telephone: (203) 438-6969
Fax: (203) 438-5013
E-mail: jean@bristol.com
URL: http://www.bristol.com
Platforms: Sun SPARC, HP700/800, RS/6000, DEC Alpha (Digital Unix and OpenVMS), and Silicon Graphics workstations
Description:
Bristol's Wind/U family of products enables software developers to
build Windows 95, Windows NT, OpenVMS, and Unix applications from a
single source code base, using the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC)
Library, the Windows API, and Visual C++ or other Windows development
environments. Release 3.0 includes support for Microsoft's Object
Linking and Embedding (OLE), Windows 95 common controls, and Digital
Equipment Corp.'s OpenVMS on the Alpha and VAX platforms. With
Wind/U 3.0, corporate and independent software developers will be able
to create OLE-based objects on a Unix system or port OLE-enabled
Windows applications to Unix workstations, where they will run as
native Motif applications.
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