I received the following email:

Hi:

I'm writing you from Anysoft, Inc. in Newton, MA and am hoping that you can
share some product information with members of your Delphi Developers Group
of Greater Boston.  Products from Anysoft are focused on the professional
Microsoft Visual Basic, Visual C++, and Borland Delphi developer and offer a
front-end approach to back-end application integration, so it should be of
interest to your group members.  The product has just started a three-month
Beta cycle and we're offering a cash incentive for developers to join the
program.

The product is called The Digital Cortex and is a system-level technology
that intercepts, decodes, and analyzes run-time OS calls from any
application and enables you to integrate that information or functionality
with other applications. The product will allow you to integrate virtually
any application without having to access the source code, API, or underlying
data.

Every participant that is accepted into and completes the current Beta
program receives a free copy of the Digital Cortex - Developer edition (a
$495 value) and a $300 American Express Gift Certificate as our thanks for
helping us test and enhance our product in the coming months.

For more information, please tell your members to check out
http://www.anysoft.com/betaapply/

For the professional developer, the Digital Cortex system is a leading-edge
development and deployment technology that will enable them to solve a wide
range of integration challenges. Some examples include:

* Easily interconnect two or more applications without accessing source
code.  
* Expose data, UI objects, and operations and extend them to new platforms,
including browsers and wireless devices.  
* Create next-generation applications that leverage the data and business
logic of other applications without disruption to the business or any
degradation to performance. 
* Streamline and automate user activities across multiple applications -
even those without exposed API's.  
* Turn windows into programmable objects with having access to the native
item.  

Digital Cortex solutions are created in conjunction with familiar
development tools such as Microsoft Visual Basic, Visual C++, and Borland
Delphi.

This is a new product that we're targeting for general availability in Q1 of
2002.  Our current focus is to get a balance of developers into the Beta
program that have time to help us test in the coming months.  Longer term, I
will be looking for authors who can contribute technical content to our
developer portal, and User Groups who would like to have us present to their
members when we're local to their groups.

I'd appreciate it if you could share this information with your members, and
if you think any of your members (independents, VARs, or SIs) would be
interested in writing technical articles for us longer term, please drop me
a line.

Best,
-Sam

Samuel Coe
Sr. Manager, Developer Relations

Anysoft, Inc.
85 Wells Avenue
1st Floor - Suite 3
Newton, MA 02459

617.831.1835
scoe@anysoft.com
http://www.anysoft.com