ClassiFind said its site is the first to offer streaming video. Every ClassiFind ad includes a 200-word description and is entered into a comprehensive database that allows users to search under multiple categories. For a fee, advertisers can add up to five color photos, Real Audio and 30 seconds of streamed video at 15 frames per second. The basic 200-word description costs $4.95 a month.

ClassiFind Network seeks to work with new and traditional classifieds sources that are going on-line; joining the network is free. ClassiFind makes money on a revenue-sharing basis, sharing ad sales.

Correspondent John Bryan takes an up-close look at digital delivery systems that make it easier than ever to get features, ads and photos from provider to production.

Database-centric creation of products for the Web and print is the topic Correspondent Marion J. Love examines, with an accompanying profile of four solutions.

Outsourcing, the process of sending some of a newspaper's dirty laundry out to be cleaned, is updated by Correspondent George Powell, while Correspondent L. Carol Christopher strolls through new communities on the Web that are themselves a form of outsourcing.

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Cybergraphic is on the Web at http://www.Cybergraphic.com.au/.

Preflight Designer, compatible with Quark XPress 3.31 or later, is available for Macintosh users for a street price of $99.95 (Extensis will guarantee compatibility with shipping versions of XPress 4.0). Upgrades to Extensis Preflight Pro are available for $299.95.

Adobe PageMaker versions of Preflight Designer and Preflight Pro will be available later this year.

Extensis is on the Web at http://www.extensis.com/.

The system will provide dealers with links to several media for delivering ads to newspapers, photo magazines, broadcast organizations, audiotext/faxback services and Internet services. ADP Dealer Services Group provides turnkey systems to over 18,000 auto and truck dealers in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and Latin America.

ADP and GMTI will market complementary solutions, with ADP providing auto dealers with ADP Marketing Advisor, a turnkey system based on GMTI's Celebro relational database technology, for managing inventory, advertising, promotion and electronic commerce. GMTI will market host server systems through its MediaPartners program to media businesses, such as newspapers and advertising agencies.

GMTI is on the Web at http://www.gmti.com/.

The publishing systems unit had been under the Information Systems Division. The Transcomm Division will focus on commercial communications and information technology network integration.

Harris Corp. said it has terminated discussions with a venture capital firm after four months, and does not anticipate any additional efforts to sell off the publishing systems unit. Harris is on the Web at http://www.harris.com/hpsc/.

With Multi-Client, one database and server will support both PC clients and dumb terminals running the character version of the program. Mac users will be able to access NEWZware over a LAN using either X-Windows or character-based telnet sessions. Multi-Client also will support remote users dialing into a network or modem pool.

The NEWZware circulation system will be available first, followed by the advertising, general ledger, accounts payable and payroll modules. Customers also will have the choice of either UNIX or NT servers to host a NEWZware business system.

Combo performs print spooling and OPI functions, can produce low-resolution color files after RIPping, and generates the color bars and crop marks that accompany imposition.

Monotype is on the Web at http://www.monosys.com/.

NetGravity's AdServer Network 3.0 provides for central management, targeting, delivery and analysis of ad performance across a number of web sites. Knight-Ridder will be able to generate aggregated ad reports that measure activity across multiple web sites.

NetGravity can be found on the World-Wide Web at http://www.netgravity.com/.

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