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Older SalesCart Software
Products based on ASP and PHP to be discontinued.
AUSTIN, Texas (November
15, 2006). ComCity, creators of the popular E-commerce solution
SalesCart, announced today that it will immediately
discontinue several older products based on ASP and PHP
scripting including SalesCart Standard,
SalesCart PRO, SalesCart SQL and SalesCart-X software
products.
These product discontinuations coincide with the
obsolescence of the Microsoft FrontPage product line.
With the introduction of
ASP.NET 2.0, we no longer see ASP as a viable long term
platform, ComCity will fully embrace the new ASP.NET
technology with its SalesCart NET product link and
future new product releases in the pipeline,
said Michael
Barber, ComCity CEO. For the time being, ComCity
will also discontinue PHP as a supported scripting
platform in its shopping cart products due to the
popularity of the ASP.NET platform.
ComCity
will discontinue all Free support, product enhancements
and bug support for these older legacy products immediately.
ComCity will however offer paid support for these
products for a short term for existing software users.
About
ComCity
ComCity, founded in 1995, was one of the first 25
registered Microsoft FrontPage Web Presence Providers. In
1996, the company created the new product category
of design-tool e-commerce software with SalesCart, the
first E-commerce shopping cart built directly into
FrontPage. ComCity introduced this product
commercially as a stand-alone product in 1997. ComCity now provides a full
suite of SalesCart
products for FrontPage and Macromedia Dreamweaver through its SalesCart subsidiary. For more information, visit
www.salescart.com or www.comcity.com, email
Contact us here, or call
512-249-6261
ComCity®
LLC is a registered trademark. SalesCart,
SalesCart-X, SalesCart SQL and SalesCart PRO, and
SalesCart NET are
trademarks of ComCity. All other product or
company names are trademarks of their respective
companies.
For more information,
please contact:
ComCity LLC
(512) 249-6261
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