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From Issue #29
September 1996

Sep 01, 1996  By Margie Richardson
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Research Systems ENVI Version 2.5, FairCom Developer CD and more.
NetSmiths Toolkit from UniPress Software, Inc.

UniPress Software announced the release of the NetSmiths Toolkit. The toolkit contains the most current versions of software needed to set-up and maintain a web site on a Unix platform, including browsers, servers, graphics tools, animation programs and Perl. It is available for $69 on CD or from WWW at www.toolkit.netsmiths.com. Some of the programs are available free at archive.unipress.com.

Contact: UniPress, 2025 Lincoln Hwy, Edison, MJ 08817, Phone: 908-287-2100, Fax: 908-287-4929, Email: info@unipress.com, URL: 5://www.unipress.com.

Empress DataWEB from Empress Software, Inc.

Empress Software announced the release of Empress DataWEB, an application development environment designed for Hypermedia Web Data Management. It is available on CD for $997. The CD includes Hypermedia, RDBMS Lite, SQL server, Database Explorer, Database Administrator Tools and Apache HTTP Server.

Contact: Empress Software, Phone: 301-220-1919, Email sales@empress.com URL: www.empress.com.

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Red Hat White Paper: Using an Open Source Framework to Catch the Bad Guy

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