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From: janthony@nextsrv1.andi.org (Jay Anthony)
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Subject: PRESS RELEASE: DragBook Educational Pricing Available
Date: 15 Sep 1993 11:53:56 -0400
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DragBook Special Student Offer

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:

        Jason Anthony
        President
        Digital Expressions Inc.
        2142 Lynnwood Drive
        Schenectady, N.Y.  12309-2514   U.S.A.
        +1 518 347-2463  Voice/Fax
        Email: DigitalExpressions@andi.org (NeXTmail)


Schenectady New York, September 14, 1993 -- Digital Expressions Inc.  
is pleased to announce limited-time student pricing for their  
recently released product, "DragBook".

DragBook is a scrapbook-like utility which collects all of a user's  
NEXTSTEP resources such as documents, applications, images, and  
fonts.  Resources are grouped into a series of "palettes", and are  
accessed in a manner similar to InterfaceBuilder's palette system: by  
dragging elements out of DragBook's window to their destination.   
Destinations include other applications which support drag-and-drop,  
and a special "Pasteboard Well", which copies the resource into the  
NEXTSTEP pasteboard.

DragBook "elements" may be EPS or TIFF images, files, plain-text,  
rich-text, fonts, ruler-definitions, or sounds.  "One of the palettes  
we use, for example, is for creating company documents.  It contains  
our company logo, our company-font, a Virtuoso template for  
correspondence, and a text element with our company address.   
Whenever we need one of these elements, we simply drag-and-drop!"  
commented Jason Anthony, President of Digital Expressions.  "Another  
palette we use is for programming. It contains `text' elements which  
have templates for classes, methods, comments and documentation  
files."


Until October 31, 1993, students may purchase DragBook for the  
discounted price of $29.  Contact Digital Expressions for more  
information.


DragBook ships as a multiple-architecture-binary with support for  
both NeXT Computers and NEXTSTEP for Intel.  NEXTSTEP 3.0 or greater  
required.

To try out DragBook, a demonstration version may be obtained via ftp  
at:

	cs.orst.edu: /pub/next/submissions/DragBook.tar.Z
	sonata.cc.purdue.edu: /pub/next/submissions/DragBook.tar.Z

Or, contact "DigitalExpressions@andi.org" to have a demonstration  
copy NeXTmail'ed to you (approximately 720K).

The demonstration version may be fully enabled with a license key,  
which may be purchased over the phone with a VISA or Mastercard.   
DragBook ships on a NEXTSTEP 1.44MB 3.5" disk.

Look for DragBook on the next issue of the Paget Press AppWrapper!

# # #

Digital Expressions Inc., located in upstate New York, develops  
shrink-wrapped software and offers computer training.  "DragBook", a  
resource organizer, is the first of a number of applications being  
developed for the NEXTSTEP operating system.  Digital Expressions  
Inc. also offers end-user training for the Macintosh and Windows, and  
software-development courses for NEXTSTEP. 


DragBook is a trademark of Digital Expressions Inc. and copyright (c)  
1993 Digital Expressions Inc.  NEXTSTEP is a trademark of NeXT Inc.   
All rights reserved.

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