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| June 9, 1997 |
MetaQuest announces Census 2.0, a Defect Tracking System for Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows NT
MONTREAL, Canada, June 9, 1997 -- Census Day! - MetaQuest Software Inc., announces Census 2.0, a defect tracking system for Windows 95 and Windows NT. "Census offers unparalleled ease-of-use in a package that includes an extremely rich set of features," said Ralph Akhras, president of MetaQuest Software. "Additionally, Census is the only defect tracking system to offer truly powerful customization capabilities. Census allows users to add needed features today! Users don't have to wait for the next release for a feature that may never arrive. Census is developed using Microsoft Access 2.0. What this means for users is that they can use all the professional development tools that are part of Microsoft Access to quickly and easily build on the Census foundation. Our open architecture and Microsoft Access offer an unbeatable combination of flexibility and strength." Key Features
MetaQuest Software supports a philosophy of openness for its products. Census' open architecture delivers on this belief. Power Customizations allow users to modify, enhance, and extend Census beyond what is capable with any other defect tracking system. Users can: perform elaborate modifications to the Defect Record (defect-related fields) add pop-up editors to defect-related fields to facilitate data entry add calculated fields define dependencies between defect-related fields add custom editors to the menu bar integrate with third party applications (configuration management tools, test tools, call support applications, etc.) and much more. Power Customizations are accomplished using Microsoft Access' powerful Basic language, visual screen designer, property sheets, and more. The Beyond The Basics guide ties these 3 elements (Census' open architecture + Power Customization features + Microsoft Access) together. Pricing and Availability Census 2.0 is available directly from MetaQuest Software. It carries a suggested retail price of US$250 per concurrent use license. Until September 1, 1997, Census is available at the promotional price of US$160 per concurrent use license. This promotional price also includes a free upgrade to the next Census release which is based on Access 95. Quantity discounts are available on orders of five or more. A 60 day evaluation version can be downloaded from MetaQuest Software's Web site at http://www.metaquest.com. Census uses the Microsoft Access runtime executable, so users do not need to purchase a Microsoft Access license to run Census. Power Customization functionality requires a Microsoft Access license.
Founded in 1996, MetaQuest Software Inc., provides solutions for software development and technical support. Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, and Access are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
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