January 17, 1991

Dear METZ Software User:

          ThreadZ Forms Alliance with METZ Software

ThreadZ Software Design Group, Inc., developers of utilities for
Microsoft Windows, and METZ Software, developers of shareware
utilities for Windows, have announced the formation of a special
alliance, the goal of which is to facilitate timely software
development and provide easy access to solution-oriented products.

The first result of this alliance is the incorporation of two
of METZ Software's shareware programs into a retail product called
ThreadZ File F/X.  ThreadZ File F/X is a group of four utilities
and a bonus of ThreadZ Task Manager, presented in an "a la carte"
manner so as to facilitate ease of use:

F/X File Manager, simplifies the create, delete, copy, rename and
move functions in Windows 3.0 using an intuitive tree directory display.

F/X File Find, a search program enabling users to locate files on
any attached hard drive, provides for the use of DOS wildcards,
specific file extensions, or even file creation dates as search
criteria.

F/X File Undelete provides a list of deleted files, states the
likelihood of a successful recovery, and, when prompted, will attempt
to undelete the chosen file.

F/X Text Search allows users to search a file, path name, directory
or an entire disk for a text string.  A list of matching files is
displayed and may be printed as a report.

The ThreadZ Task Manager, a distinctive replacement for Windows'
Task List, utilizes a menu which may be used to launch applications
and lets you arrange your windows the way that works best for you!

"A wonderful task manager and four other useful utilities makes this
a must-buy for Windows users."   PC Magazine, 1/29/91

ThreadZ File F/X retails for $129.95.  Through March 31, 1991,
however, registered users of METZ Software can order ThreadZ File F/X
for $49.95.  ThreadZ can be reached at 206-869-6292.

Visit ThreadZ at the Windows and OS/2 Conference in San Jose, CA,
March 5-7, 1991.  Also, see us at the Spring COMDEX Windows World in
Atlanta, GA, May 1991.

Sincerely,
Art Metz
METZ Software