AI Soft partners with Forefront Group, Inc. in the US Japanese autopilot software for Internet software '96 / 5/9 News release released St...
AI Soft partners with Forefront Group, Inc. in the US
Japanese autopilot software for Internet software
’96 / 5/9 News release released
Standard price: 9,800 yen
Release commemorative campaign price (limited to 30,000 for the first time) 6,800 yen
Contact:
AI Soft Co., Ltd.
Tel. 03-3376-7122
AI Soft Co. , Ltd. has partnered with Forefront Group, Inc. in the United States to sell and support Forefront products in Japan. As the first step, Forefront’s Internet autopilot software “WebWhacker for Windows” will be on sale from May 31st.
”WebWhacker” is an autopilot software that patrols the address of the specified homepage and automatically saves it as a file on the local disk. It can also set the hierarchy level and supports proxy. Win95 version and Win3.1 version are included in the product.
Beta testers are also being recruited on AI Soft’s WWW server.
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