Touch N' Go is the modern replacement for the old-fashioned in-and-out boards found in many offices. It allows companies to know the whereabouts of all of their employees at the touch of a button, without leaving their desks. Conveniently tailored to fit the needs of companies with anywhere from 20 to 4,000 employees, Touch N' Go is available in 3 versions. All three versions allow instant access to "Who's In," "Who's Out," and "Who Doesn't Want to be Disturbed", and, by posting extension numbers along with people's names, can also eliminate the need for separate telephone extension directories. The program installs easily on either local or wide area networks.

Among the advantages of the new upgrade, the program now uses fewer system resources, has many more "short cut" keys, and provides easier access to features through quick-view screens. "We've taken a program that was already one of the easiest and most intuitive to use, and made it even 'quicker and slicker," said Touch N' Go CEO, Jim Gottstein.

The upgrade also features the unique ability to run as both a 16 bit (Windows 3.x) and 32 bit (Windows 95/98 and Windows NT) program on the same network. "While other software publishers have completely eliminated support for Windows 3.x, we wanted to accommodate the huge numbers of Windows 3.x machines still running in a networked environment," said Gottstein. He added, "We are not just out to impress computer techies with our 'gee whiz technology--we are in the business of helping companies save money."