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1. MKS Toolkit: The 64-Bit FAQs
2. How Free
Is Freeware?
3. 64-Bit Comes Into Focus
4. Moving to 64 Bits
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What are your Open Source Freeware Tools Costing
You?
Are you tired of freeware tools that are a hassle to find and
painful
to keep current? And then, when you finally have everything you
need the
tools don't quite get the job done. These and other problems
end up consuming
valuable time, at a cost far more than the license
and support fees that were
originally "saved." MKS Toolkit provides
tools for instant productivity in both
32- and 64-bit Windows
environments with development, testing, or system
administration
tasks. Call 800-637-8034; +1 (703) 803-3343; In the UK +44(0) 1483733923.
Request a free Evaluation
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Quality Counts in
Cross-Platform Development
Mixed environments can make for
headaches in the enterprise, but diversity also does some good. Ask the
companies harnessing heterogeneity for added power, performance, and
flexibility-and the growth in business they bring.
Still, seamless
cross-platform operation doesn't happen on its own. Smoothing the rough
spots between UNIX/Linux and Windows calls for high-quality tools that
address all the usual development issues--while easing the transition to
the 64-bit systems required for mission-critical memory- and
compute-intensive applications.
That eliminates much of today's
freeware from consideration. After all, there's no definitive way to tell
where it came from-or how diligent its creator is about testing rebuilds
and exterminating the bugs. What's more, it's rare that any two pieces of
freeware come from the same source; less rare is the discovery they don't
work together when run in the live environment. Further, with so many
disparate strings of freeware to keep track of, administrators could
easily wind up in an endless cycle of installs, updates, and debugs. And
good luck finding helpful support.
It's hardly an effective
strategy for optimizing the operating environment. Today's climate demands
reliable cross-platform tools for Windows and UNIX/Linux that improve
productivity on both 32 and 64-bit systems-and spare IT departments any
unnecessary hassles.
Enter MKS Toolkit 9.0 from MKS Software. The
latest release builds on an established reputation for ensuring
cross-platform development with a wide range of new features, from
multibyte character support and secure visual file manipulation to updated
Perl and enhanced APIs. MKS Toolkit 9.0 also offers something freeware
can't: The peace of mind that comes with deploying a comprehensive product
that's carefully controlled, virus-checked, integrated, QA'd, and
supported by a reliable and trusted commercial vendor.
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1. MKS Toolkit: The 64-Bit FAQs
Learn how MKS Toolkit significantly improves
productivity on both 32- and 64-bit operating systems and provides native
support for multibyte/Unicode character sets used around the world.
2. How Free Is Freeware?
Developers and IT professionals
are learning the answer the hard way. Problems in collecting, updating,
integrating, and using freeware can actually end up costing more than the
license and support fees originally "saved." Find out how MKS Toolkit 9.0 ensures quality cross-platform development and
migration to 64-bit computing.
3. 64-Bit Comes Into
Focus
Dual-core chips and applications s optimized for 64-bit
platforms are taking advanced processing into the mainstream.
4. Moving to 64 Bits
When it comes to tackling complex business computing challenges,
64-bit systems are the future. But how do you know when it's really time to make the migration?
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CMP INTEGRATED MARKETING SOLUTIONS
In partnership
with THE FORSITE GROUP
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