HARRISON, NY (January 1, 1998) - InnoVal Systems Solutions announced today a Charter Users Group for J Street Mailer and a timetable for the product's beta program. J Street Mailer is one of the first comprehensive email programs and one of the first general user applications written completely in Java.
InnoVal will unveil the J Street Mailer at a meeting of the New York City PC Club's OS/2 SIG on January 14. Dan Porter, InnoVal's president, will demonstrate the product and discuss the importance of Java for OS/2. In mid-February, Porter will demonstrate the J Street Mailer again at a meeting of the Montreal OS/2 Users Group. "This has been the most exciting and ambitious project we have ever worked on," said Porter.
InnoVal is now accepting memberships in a J Street Mailer Charter User Group. Group members will receive access to any and all beta and preview releases of the J Street Mailer throughout a two to three-month product test cycle. At the conclusion of the beta program, charter group members will receive a license for the production "gold" code and a one-year upgrade subscription. The enrollment fee for the Charter Users Group is $40.00 US. See InnoVal's web site at http://www.innoval.com/ for details on how to become a charter member.
The first beta release of J Street Mailer is scheduled for January 30, 1998. Beta releases will only be available to Charter Users Group members and journalists.
InnoVal will be inviting journalists from software trade publications and e-zines to try the beta software and participate in e-mail discussions with beta testers. "It's unusual for a beta program to be completely open to journalists in this way," said Porter. "We are going to be very pro-active with the press. This is software for serious e-mail and we plan to use it to demonstrate the full capabilities of Java for comprehensive and feature-rich applications. With the help of public relations consultants, we hope to engage members of the press with our users."
"A significant presence of OS/2 users in the charter group is essential. OS/2 is rapidly becoming the best and most promising platform for Java," Porter stressed. "We believe that Java is not only important to the future of OS/2 but that OS/2 is important to the future of Java. We want to get this message out."
J Street Mailer requires Java 1.1.4 or later. InnoVal will provide links to appropriate releases of Java and complete installation instructions.
For additional information, please send an e-mail to jstreet@innoval.com
or innoval@ibm.net, write to InnoVal Systems Solutions
at:
600 Mamaroneck Avenue
Harrison, NY 10528, USA
Tel: 914/835-3838
WWW: http://www.innoval.com/
InnoVal reserves the right to limit the size of the Charter Users Group and to increase the enrollment price without notice. Prices are in U.S. Dollars and U.S. funds. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems. OS/2 is a trademark of the IBM Corporation. J Street Mailer is a trademark of InnoVal Systems Solutions, Inc. All other trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners.
If you use Netware with OS/2, here is a package of Netware 4.x utilities put together by Computer Concepts Group of West Covina, California:
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/NW411OS2.ZIP (file is approximately 2.2mb in size)
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There are new Epson drivers on hobbes(incoming):
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/epson_driver_v1011.zip
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/epson_driver_v1020.zip
This is not an official release, that's why you will not find it on the Epson (Germany) Server!
Because Epson said that there is no demand for OS/2 drivers, we decided to encrypt it, to "force" you to register it. The data will only be used to show Epson that it's still worth to continue the OS/2 support.
After Registration you will receive an e-mail with the Password.
PLEASE NOTE: You don't have to give all your data in the registration form, but its necessary that you give your e-mail address.
Thanks to Detlef Schaebel (dschaebel@nordrhein.de) from TeamOS/2 Region Ruhr West who made this driver possible.
First in a series of "Java for OS/2 and OS/2 for Java" Initiatives
HARRISON, NY (December 22, 1997) - In the first of a series of "Java for OS/2 and OS/2 for Java" initiatives, InnoVal Systems Solution announced today that it will release InnoBar(TM), a high performance toolbar component for Java developers. InnoBar is the toolbar component created for InnoVal's upcoming 100% Java e-mail program. The developer product will ship on or about January 15, 1998.
Commercial and shareware Java developers who use OS/2, and software development firms (ISV's) who develop native OS/2 software and are or will be developing Java applications, are eligible to receive a free developer's license. This offer is limited to two licenses per enterprise, company, or organization. The license agreement provides for royalty-free redistribution of the class files when the component is distributed as a part of an application or applet. You must request a copy of the InnoBar component no later than January 15, 1998, in order to receive the license free of charge (list price is $75.00).
Features
Please include the word InnoBar in the subject.
For additional information please send an e-mail to innoval@ibm.net or telephone InnoVal at 914-835-3838.