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To: Link Lady who wrote (908)	12/21/1997 3:36:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) of 4231

ZD Internet Magazine, January 1998 issue. [technology] by frmr dir, ZD Labs. "...Each time I hear Tom Brokaw or Peter Jennings mutter URLs on the evening newscasts I imagine tht one more brick has been laid in the social foundation of the Web. Every time I see a Web reference in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today...I envision a bit more Internet mortar being spread throughout society. And when I visited the Seybold San Francisco Publishing '97 conference the visions intensified into a hallucination with fleets of cement trucks pouring concrete into a deeper, broader Internet foundation than anything I had dreamt to that point ... One of the hot (pun intended) products of the show was SoftQuad HoTMetaL 4.0. Considered by some to be the HTML expert's preferred tool for Web page creation, the new release takes aim at those who are less geeky about tags. It has a great user interface that lets you create Web pages with ease, while giving HTML wizards clean access to their source. SoftQuad's recent release underscored the plight of the Mac at Seybold. HoTMetaL 1.0 made the Mac the top machine for Web content creators back in 1995..." &copy 1997 ZD Internet Magazine, [technology] by Mark Hall, ww.zdimag.com

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