Checkbook application will support Quicken for the Macintosh

May 11, 1998 - LandWare, Inc. today announced it plans to ship a Macintosh version of its MicroMoney application for Palm Computing® platform by mid-summer 1998. This update will allow customers to transfer financial transactions recorded on their PalmPilot connected organizer or IBM WorkPad PC Companion to their Macintosh during a HotSync® operation.

3COM is pleased to see LandWare expanding its line of solutions to include Macintosh support," said Mark Bercow, VP Strategic Alliances and Platform Development for Palm Computing Inc, a 3COM company. "LandWare finance titles for the Palm Computing platform add great design and functionality to 3COM and our partners products in another key market."

"As Macintosh customers ourselves we look forward to providing support for MicroMoney," explained Ken Landau, president of LandWare. "We are especially excited to make our announcement given Intuit's recent re-commitment to the Macintosh product family."

MicroMoney transforms the PalmPilot organizer into a mobile money manager that is flexible, easy to use and fast. One can enter and edit transactions for up to 16 accounts including checking, savings, credit card and cash accounts. MicroMoney transactions are uploaded to a desktop computer during a HotSync operation and then can be imported into Intuit's Quicken, MS Money or a spreadsheet. MicroMoney has a suggested retail price of $39.95.

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