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Path: digifix!not-for-mail From: Ralph Zazula <zazula@pri.com> Newsgroups: comp.sys.next.announce Subject: PRESS RELEASE: Pinnacle Transfer Ships! Introductory Offer Extended Date: 5 Oct 1993 21:46:44 -0400 Organization: Next Announcements Lines: 81 Sender: sanguish@digifix.com Approved: sanguish@digifix.com Message-ID: <28t824$4ob@digifix.digifix.com> Reply-To: info@pri.com Pinnacle Research, Inc. THE NEXTSTEP UTILITY LAB 4725 E. Sunrise Dr. #435 Tucson, AZ 85718 Contact: Ralph Zazula e-mail: info@pri.com voice: (602)529-1135 fax: (602)529-0117 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Shipment of Pinnacle Transfer for Remote Access to NeXTmail and Mission Critical Business Information - Introductory Pricing Extended TUCSON, AZ, October 4, 1993 - Pinnacle Research, Inc., the NEXTSTEP Utility Lab, announced shipment of Pinnacle Transfer for remote access to NeXTmail, files, and programs via modem. Pinnacle also announced that the introductory pricing on Transfer has been extended. Until October 31, 1993, Transfer can be purchased for $125 50% off the $249 list price. Pinnacle Transfer is a NEXTSTEP application incorporating an architecture designed for remote access to mission critical business information. Transfer has been designed to be extended, for example, to provide businesses with solutions for remote database queries or as a method to maintain concurrency of business data at remote field locations. Beta testers have been enthusiastic about the ease-of-use, setup, and functionality of Transfer: "The most elegant way to get mail, especially NeXTmail, I've ever known. With the FileBrowser and RemoteShell, Transfer kicks open the barn door of mobile computing possibilities." Michael Crawford, nesteggs, Houston Texas. "Transfer has perfectly filled the need for NeXTmail and file transfer anywhere. I use it for getting email and files from the home office to my field office and from my field office to my portable when I am travelling. It is simple to setup and use and 'it just works'." - David W. Fahrney, Alembic Systems International. Transfer's client-server design uses an architecture independent remote server. This allows client tools to interface with applications running on standard UNIX and NEXTSTEP computers. Transfer ships with tools for Email, drag-and-drop file transfer, and remote command execution: Incoming Mail - Select new messages or messages from any of the users mailboxes for transfer. To read the messages simply use the NeXT Mail.app application. Outgoing Mail - Send outgoing messages composed on or off-line from the local machine. Remote File Browser - Browse the remote filesystem using a "Workspace-like" file browser. Copy files from the remote server simply by dragging file icons from the Transfer browser. Command Execution - Display output of UNIX commands executed on the office server. Pinnacle Transfer's modular architecture is designed to be extended using custom modules to meet specific business requirements. These custom modules can be used to provide NEXTSTEP user-interface based connections to mission-critical NeXT and non-NeXT applications residing on a remote server. Contact Pinnacle Research, Inc. regarding development of custom modules for Transfer. Pinnacle Research Inc., of Tucson, Arizona, is a leading developer of NEXTSTEP utilities. Utilities designed to bridge the gaps between user's work requirements and NEXTSTEP applications. Pinnacle Research, the Pinnacle logo, Pinnacle Transfer, and Email: Anywhere, Anytime! are trademarks of Pinnacle Research, Inc. NeXT, and NEXTSTEP are registered trademarks of NeXT Computer, Inc. All other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. ###
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