Norwood, NJ (January 2, 2000) -- Telescript, Inc. has commenced delivery of the company’s innovative new prompting software called TeleScriptPRO. The unique prompting software is specifically designed for use with Windows NT/2000, which provides numerous programming and operational advantages that result in highly reliable operation and ease of use. In addition, TeleScriptPro works with standard off the shelf hardware virtually eliminating compatibility problems, and offers multiple monitor support to accommodate simultaneous prompting and control operations.

"TeleScriptPRO for Windows NT/2000 offers the most advanced prompting software capabilities available,” said John McGrath, Director, Telescript, Inc. “TeleScriptPRO is so advanced, it’s simple, which makes it the ideal prompting solution for newsrooms, corporate video, government, educational, video production and live event applications.”

TeleScriptPRO is written in C/C++ low level programming code to fully capitalize on the Windows NT/2000 platform, and to provide the highest levels of reliability by working with standard off the shelf hardware. TeleScriptPRO also provides multiple monitor support to easily and efficiently accommodate simultaneous multi-monitor prompting and control operations. In addition, TeleScriptPRO offers full Unicode compliance to fully support all international character sets.

The new software utilizes Windows' familiar graphical user interface to facilitate easy operation. The software offers a wide range of features including: the ability to edit while you prompt (multi-tasking); advanced runlist management; hard copy generation; help screens; laptop or desktop operation; and drag and drop operation from most popular word processing programs. TeleScriptPRO is also structured for full compliance with the MOS protocol, and will include a powerful interface for all major newsroom automation systems.

For more information on Telescript products, call 201-767-6733, fax 201-784-0323, or e-mail jmcg@telescript.com. Visit Telescript's web site at www.telescript.com.