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Path: digifix!not-for-mail From: Mark R Onyschuk <g1markus@cdf.toronto.edu> Newsgroups: comp.sys.next.announce Subject: SUBMISSION: OBJECT: Math Service on cs.orst.edu Date: 13 Sep 1993 17:14:13 -0400 Organization: Next Announcements Lines: 44 Sender: sanguish@digifix.com Approved: sanguish@digifix.com Message-ID: <272nr5$h0e@digifix.digifix.com> Reply-To: ask-oa@plexus.guild.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information, please contact: Andre Angelantoni M. Onyschuk and Associates Inc. 389 Leslie St., Unit 2 Toronto, Canada M4M 3E3 phone: 416-462-3954 e-mail: ask-oa@plexus.guild.org M. ONYSCHUK AND ASSOCIATES INC. INTRODUCES OBJECT MATH SERVICE - MAB APPLICATION AND FUNCTION BUNDLES AVAILABLE ON CS.ORST.EDU TORONTO CANADA, September 13 1993 - M. Onyschuk and Associates Inc. is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Object Math Service, a NEXTSTEP service provider which allows users to evaluate math and text expressions inside other applications, using OBJECT:Math. To use the service, place ObjectMathService.app into your ~/Apps folder, and place your collection of OBJECT:Math functions kits into ~/Library/ObjectMath or ~/Library/ObjectMathService. Highlight a math or text expression in any NEXTSTEP application and select `Evaluate using OBJECT:Math' from the services menu to calculate the result. ObjectMathService ships with MathBundle and StringBundle, a collection of common math and string handling functions, and a tutorial for developing your own custom OBJECT:Math function kits. ObjectMathService.app is available via anonymous ftp from cs.orst.edu as ObjectMathService1.02.tar.gz, and is currently located in the submissions folder. For more information about OBJECT:Math, OBJECT:Math function kits, or a free OBJECT:Math demo, contact M. Onyschuk and Associates Inc. at ask-oa@plexus.guild.org, or look for ObjectMathDemo1.11.tar.gz, posted to cs.orst.edu .
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