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July 9, 1996 Announcements

InterStream MPEG Player Now Available.

InterStream, Inc. is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the InterStream MPEG Player, a very high performance MPEG-1 Video Player. Versions for DOS, OS/2 PM and OS/2 Full Screen are available now, and a Windows 95 version is currently in Beta. Features include a drag and drop user interface, pause, rewind and single frame advance, greyscale and color options. Fully resizeable including 'snap to' multiples of the image's original size.

InterStream's MPEG Player is available now at an introductory price of US$19.95 for OS/2 PM, OS/2 Full Screen and DOS (plus shipping and handling). More information on the InterStream MPEG Player, including how to order, can be found on InterStream's Web Site or by contacting sales@i-stream.com. An evaluation copy (valid for 14 days) is available for download for selected versions.
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Workplace Security v2.1.0 Available.

Maple Valley Software (Maple Grove, MN) announces the availability of version 2.1.0 of Workplace Security - the add-on object level security product for OS/2 Warp.

Workplace Security for OS/2 Warp provides seamless object level security for the Workplace Shell. Workplace Security was developed using System Object Model (SOM) technology.

Workplace Security provides password controlled access to protect your desktop objects from being deleted, renamed, moved, copied, dragged, or from receiving dropped objects. Workplace Security prevents "locked" objects from being opened or having their settings changed without entering the correct password. Workplace Security allows you to control which menu items are displayed for the desktop and for any folder or program object when the object is locked.

Workplace Security is available from America Online (OS/2 Forum, System Tools library, WPSECURE); Hobbes; Walnut Creek; Compuserve (GO OS2SHARE, OS/2 Shareware library, WPSECURE.ZIP); and BMT Micro. For more information, send E-MAIL to mvsoft@aol.com or on Compuserve to 75131,1546. Registration is $25.00 USD.
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Post Road Mailer Pro Preview.

InnoVal Systems Solutions, Inc. has released a preview version of the upcoming Post Road Mailer Pro (Release 2.0). Anyone may download the program and try it out.

Dan Porter, the president of InnoVal, commented: "Many people have contributed to this effort. This includes customers, numerous InnoVal employees, and over 750 beta testers worldwide, who have taken the time to test various releases and write to us with ideas and suggestions. We will finish beta testing in late July and release the general availability product by July 31, 1996."

For more information, and a series of web-based screen shots, please see InnoVal's home page. The preview is contained in a file called prevu1.zip. It has been uploaded to HOBBES for promotion to /os2/demos. It is also available from InnoVal's home page.
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SpeedSoft Sibyl Beta 1.

This version is a beta version of SpeedSoft Sibyl - a visual pascal development environment for both OS/2 and Win32. The Win32 version of this beta will become available shortly.

New in this Beta:

You can get sibyl beta and demo release of SP/2 from the Internet at http://www.midilink.nl/speed/ or ftp://ftp.midilink.nl/pub/speed/public/. Please note, that you have to login as "anonymous" with your eMail address as password, because this server does not support "ftp" as login.
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PSUp v3.00 Released.

Version 3.00 of PSUp is now available on Hobbes in the /os2/printer directory.

If you are a First-Time User of PS-Up...WELCOME!!! PS-Up is a Postscript Formatting Program which is useful for formatting ordinary ASCII text files, READ.ME files, program listings, and other large text files. PS-Up formats and prints files on a Postscript Printer under OS/2 in an ATTRACTIVE - SPACE SAVING FORMAT - AUTOMATICALLY!

PS-Up currently runs with OS/2 2.11 or greater in PM mode. It DOES require a postscript printer to print. PS-Up will format 1, 2, or 4 pages of text...66 lines by 80 column or 100 lines by 132 columns to a logical page. PS-Up is a Multi-Threaded program and does not tie up the OS/2 desktop while it prints. Become a registered user of PSUp for $15.00 and unlock the latest PSUpREXX library - REXX printing extensions!
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Sundial Systems Ships Clearlook 1.7.

Sundial Systems Corporation is announcing that it has begun shipping version 1.7 of the Clearlook word processor for OS/2. Historically, Clearlook has been developed and published by Clearlook Corporation, but beginning with version 1.7, that's changed. Clearlook is now a product of Sundial Systems Corporation. The two companies - Sundial and Clearlook - are working hand-in-hand on the on-going product development to make Clearlook an even better word processing solution.

Toward this end, version 1.7 includes new options and a host of code enhancements to provide a more stable and robust product. Among other things, this version provides enhanced tab support for greater formatting control and a window clip and import option to import a picture of any window on the desktop as a bitmap. Additionally, the complete User's Guide and Supplement are provided as Clearlook documents to serve as both examples and references.

Unlike some software companies that are cutting back on product support, Sundial is expanding customer options. Plain and simple, all Clearlook owners are entitled to free technical support from Sundial Systems.

A version 1.7 update is free to all licensed Clearlook users and can be downloaded from the Sundial web site. For others interested in trying the product out, a Clearlook Working Model is also available. For more information, contact Carla Hanzlik, Vice President at 310-596-5121 or hanzlik@ibm.net. Visit Sundial's new web site.
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