FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    December 13, 2007

    Belmont CA USA - Proteron LLC today announced an update to its most popular software products for Mac OS X, namely, the utility and launching application called MaxMenus. The new version 1.5.1 addresses several compatibility issues with Apple's Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).

    Of significant note, this release allows Proteron's primary product to integrate with Apple's latest operating system. Although the recently released operating system was panned by IDG writers Tom Henderson and Rand Dvorak in Indianapolis as "not worth the effort", Proteron is eager to acknowledge that MacOSX 0.5 Leopard is indeed very much worth the effort and represents a major step forward for Apple.

    The release of MaxMenus 1.5.1 is for compatibility purposes primarily and is available immediately in download form at no cost to registered users of the software. For non-registered users, a 30 day trial version of the preference pane is the default configuration.



    About Proteron

    Founded in the spring of 1996, Proteron LLC has a history of innovative and original Mac software. Proteron's latest offerings include MaxMenus, LiteSwitch X. Proteron is a privately company headquartered near Omaha, Nebraska. For more information about the company or any of its products, visit the Proteron web site (www.proteron.com) or the download mirror (http://www.portcode.com).

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    Press Contact:

    Mat Caughron
    Proteron LLC
    mat@proteron.com
    (408) 910-1266


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    What's New in Version MaxMenus 1.5
    Universal binary
    Live modifier key display as hotkeys are set in the menus
    More icon size options
    Integration with Cocoatech's PathFinder (if running, it is used instead of the Finder)
    Mac OS X 10.4 is now the minimum requirement
    Pressing command-delete over a menu item moves it to the trash (the old hotkey, pressing command-T twice, still works)
    Better reporting of hotkeys to missing items
    Dialogs now float above application windows


    What's New in LiteSwitch X 2.6:
    Universal binary
    Added preference to disable key repeat (selection advancement when the hotkey is held)
    Integration with Cocoatech's PathFinder (if running, it is used instead of the Finder)
    Mac OS X 10.4 is now the minimum requirement
    Fixed a couple rare crashes (thanks for the reports!)
    Switcher window no longer shifts under the Dock and menubar when a contextual menu is displayed