New iLock Version 2

For Immediate Release

Tuesday, August 18, 1998

Contact: Duane Fahey

Visual Automation, Inc.

(517)622-1850

Grand Ledge, MI

Visual Automation, Inc. today announces iLock(TM) Version 2 for Windows® 95/98. This new version of iLock provides several new enhancements as a desktop shell replacement for the purpose of limiting access to applications on the computer.

iLock provides a new way to access Icons - And a way to restrict access

As a shell, iLock replaces the explorer interface, providing an "Explorer like" icon window in it’s place. Each icon or folder may be locked. Access to Windows configuration functions require a password. iLock configuration is focused on locking or unlocking icons and choosing a password.

iLock is ideal for the home, classroom, small business, cyber-cafe, or library

"We've listened to our customers and provided capabilities that they recommended," said Duane Fahey, President of Visual Automation. "We have focused our design efforts on minimal configuration in a classroom setting. Icon configuration is read right from Explorer interface, we just provide the means to lock it down."

Availability and Pricing

iLock is available direct from Visual Automation, Inc. or any of its authorized resellers at an MSRP of $29 USD. A 20 pack license is $200 USD. A K-12 School District or College Campus license is $1,500 USD. Online purchasing is also available for a try-and-buy for 21 days at the iLock web page at http://www.ilock.com.

System Requirements

iLock is designed for Windows 95 and Windows 98.

About Visual Automation, Inc.

Visual Automation, Inc. is a provider of security software products. Founded in 1994, the privately held company is recognized worldwide as a leader in Windows desktop security. Products include Secure Desktop, a Windows 3.1 and Windows 95/98/NT version; and iLock, a Windows 95/98 desktop security solution for home, classroom, and small business.

Secure Desktop and iLock are trademarks of Visual Automation, Inc. Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. Screenshot at http://www.ilock.com/img/scrnshot.gif