ZipStream Secure 2.0 to Debut at Warpstock 2000!

Warpstock, Inc. (Internet)
Contact: David Ameiss, Secretary (david@ameissnet.com)

One of OS/2's greatest strengths is its ability to be extended in unique and fascinating ways by third-party vendors. After thirteen years, other operating systems still pale in comparison, being unable to provide the same functionality even today. This year, Warpstock 2000 is honored to be the launching point for a key upgrade to one of the most incredible OS/2 applications every created: ZipStream Secure 2.0.

ZipStream Secure (ZSS), by Carbon Based Software, provides on-the-fly disk compression and encryption. Like every well-written piece of OS/2 software, ZSS integrates itself into OS/2, allowing you to use compressed and encrypted files like any other files.

In this day, security and privacy are key issues, and ZSS will secure your data better than any other product, on any platform. But that's not all. OS/2 users are keen on protecting their investment, which is why they choose an operating system that lets them get more out of their hardware. The compression features of ZSS extend that philosophy, reducing the need for hard drive upgrades.

Join Bruce Leiwant of ZGC, Inc. (http://www.zgc.com/html/carbon_based_software.html) for his presentation of ZipStream Secure and the new features in version 2.0:

• Full WPS integration and full graphical utilities
• Zlib compression engine now included
• File format changes for compatibility with ZipStream suite for Windows
• Installable compression subsystem that allows third parties to extend ZipStream.

Further detailed information on the ZipStream family of products can be found at Carbon Based Software's web site: http://www.carbonbased.com.au/

The 4th annual Warpstock conference will be held September 9-10, 2000, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and is produced by Warpstock, Inc., a North Carolina non-profit corporation. The Warpstock annual conference is a gathering of OS/2 users and vendors from around the world for the purpose of education and advocacy. More information is available at the Warpstock 2000 web site: http://www.warpstock.org or its mirror site: http://www.ibmforum.com/warpstock/