Skip to content
Thoughtful, detailed coverage of everything Apple for 33 years
and the TidBITS Content Network for Apple professionals
Show full articles

TidBITS#341/19-Aug-96

If your life revolves around new software, this week TidBITS takes you for a spin with information on the latest version of Netscape Navigator, Corel’s first update to the Mac version of WordPerfect, and an in-depth look at the WYSIWYG Web authoring tool Claris Home Page. Also, we bring you news about a beta test of a new daily Macintosh journal, and an essay from Adam on how your Mac could better relate to your data.

Adam Engst No comments

Administrivia

Assuming everything goes as it should, this is the first TidBITS issue distributed via our new ListSTAR setup. Let's hope it works! [ACE]

Geoff Duncan No comments

Netscape 3.0 Ships

Netscape 3.0 Ships -- In what might be the most anticlimactic product release of the summer, Netscape shipped the "final" version Netscape Navigator 3.0 today, after about five months of beta releases

Adam Engst No comments

A Daily Fix

A Daily Fix -- If you think the main problem with TidBITS is that it doesn't arrive often enough, check out the free beta test of a new Internet publication, the Macintosh Daily Journal (MDJ)

Tonya Engst No comments

Corel Updates WordPerfect

WordPerfect users have anxiously awaited concrete signs that Corel plans to update WordPerfect actively. On 08-Aug-96, Corel announced Corel WordPerfect 3.5, an updated version of Novell WordPerfect 3.5

Adam Engst No comments

The Database Returns

I've noticed a trend worth watching recently. More and more products are putting databases under their hoods. Two Web servers, Web Server 4D and NetWings, are based on ACIUS's 4th Dimension database

Tonya Engst No comments

Homing In on Home Page

When a pre-release version of PageMill 1.0 appeared at last summer's Macworld Expo, it was heralded as HTML software for the rest of us, software that let users work in a WYSIWYG environment and create Web pages without contending with the complexities and rigidity of HTML