Hyperlist/database/commercial
From: Doug Wokoun (aa384@cleveland.Freenet.Edu)
Date: 03/29/92-08:16:09 AM Z
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From: aa384@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Doug Wokoun) Subject: Hyperlist/database/commercial Date: Sun Mar 29 08:16:09 1992 Taken from: Z*Net Atari Online Magazine (#92-11) - March 13, 1992: | | ====================================================================== | * ATARI RELEASES HYPERLIST Press Release | ====================================================================== | | | Contact: Don Mandell Don Thomas | Phone: (408) 745-2000 (408) 745-2000 | Fax: (408) 745-2088 (408) 745-2088 | | SUNNYVALE, CA (March, 1992) -- Atari Computer Corporation has released | a new software application for the Portfolio handheld computer. | Hyperlist is a unique filing system which revolutionizes the way data | may be organized in the Portfolio. Often described as an "outliner" or | "database", Hyperlist provides the opportunity to create extensive | lists, then attach "child" lists to each item in the "parent" list. On | paper, the data flow resembles an organizational or flow chart. | | "This new system on the Portfolio opens many doors of opportunity", | states Donald A. Thomas, Jr., Marketing Manager at Atari Computer Corp. | "The software is easy to use, powerful and flexible; all at the same | time." | | Hyperlist has been in development for almost an entire year. A hand | picked team of BETA testers worked with early versions to assure that | a wide variety of uses could be applied by using the finished product. | Specific target markets include education, sales, medicine, law and | general purpose. | | Students and educators enjoy Hyperlist for the ability to easily | establish time lines. Each entry at the top reveals expounded details | as it is selected. Class schedules and assignments can be arranged by | due date, instructor or course study. Research materials can be | collected in an impressively organized manner with references to | sources, authors, dates or topics. | | Salespeople depend on Hyperlist to sort through parts by category, | region or client. Established price lists and component specifications | are instantly recalled by use of logical prompts created by entries on | each level of the list. | | The Medical Community benefits by creating functional patient reference | logs or developing custom reference 774eM^gR+V-,Z7es, dosages and | drug interactions. Attorneys find refuge in Hyperlist by recording | step by step case procedures logical notation. HomeMakers store | recipes, home businesses log business contacts, big businesses create | departmental reporting plans... Hyperlist seems to do it all. | | Hyperlist is one of many optional applications developed specifically | for the Portfolio computer by Atari. The Portfolio computer is about | the size of a videocassette and weighs less than one pound. Often | regarded as the ultimate organizer due to five powerful built-in | programs, the Portfolio rivals the productivity of other palmtops or | notebooks for a fractional price (299.95 MSRP). Other optional | software titles for the Portfolio include Finance, Dos Utilities, | Chess, Instant Spell, PowerBASIC and more. Over 700 files exist in the | public domain for the Portfolio and are accessible on CompuServe and | GEnie on line services. | | Hyperlist is value priced at only $49.95 manufacturer's suggested | retail price and is available from Portfolio resellers. Portfolio is | available from better computer dealers throughout the world. Most | dealers will be happy to order it if they are out of stock. For more | information on the Portfolio and its applications, contact Don Thomas, | Portfolio Marketing Manager, 1196 Borregas Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94088. | (408) 745-2000. | | -- Doug Wokoun (aa384@cleveland.Freenet.Edu) - - - Atari SIG
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