r THE COMPUTER PAPER DEC 91 41 ontinued pmm page 39 rpen S y s t em s Fou n d a tion/ M o tif 3SF/Motif — from Integrated Computer olutions), and Microsoft DOS (MS-DOS) pplications using SoftPC from Insignia alutions, Apple said. Macintosh System 7 functionality is rovided in A/UX, Apple said, as well as a ew Finder for easier access to folders and ocuments, a Data Access Manager for built1 access to remote databases, and the alloon Help feature allowing users to learn 1 they work with A/UX. Apple also pointed ut the availability of the Truetype font tchnology allows users access to fonts in ny point size in Macintosh documents and 1 the A/UX Unix command shell. System 7 capability under A/UX also rovides users with easier network access as allows built-in file sharing, so a server is ot needed and users can share Macintosh nd/or Unix files with other network users, ,pple said. A pple- also p oints ou t t h a t n e w fsplications that take advantage of System s Interapplications Communication (IAC) iii allow users to keep information up-toate in automatic links between documents. 'he automatic links provide for changes in ne document to be automatically reflected tt another even on a network — for xample, a spreadsheet linked to a report, o changes i n t h e s p r e adsheet a r e utomatically refiected in the report. Apple recently announced the Quadra 00 and 900 computing workstations based n the Motorola 68040 central processing hip, Apple says A/UX version S.O shines on he Quadra, which has faster processing, dgher storage capacity, on-board Ethernet n d on-board video and i s a imed a t nterprisewide computing customers. ,'ontact: Jackie Promes, Apple, Tel: 408-974609, Fax: 408-974-641 2. "A Launches promised Unix Push GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK, NOV 8 NB) — Following through on its statement sst January that it would aim for a leading rresence in the Unix market, Computer tssociates has announced a dozen Unix oftware products. They include systems aanagement, database, and business .pplications packageL CA put particular emphasis on CAJnicenter for Unix, which came from a :ooperative dc,velopment agreement the ;ompany announced with Hewlett-Packard n January. CA-Unicenter is designed to nanage Hewlett-Packard's HP-UX Unix ystems. Its capabilities indude automated torage management and production :ontrol, data center automation, resource tccounting, and security features. CAJnicenter will be available for HP-UX ystc;ms in the first quarter of 1992, with trices f'rom $4,500 to 448,000. New database ofFerings include CA-DB 'or Unix, a relational database system lesigned to work in a client-server setup rith the company's CA-DBJPC Client oftware or the newly announced CAlB/DAL Server for Unix, which links Apple : I I"Jt