GraphOn's New GO-Global XP Web Enabling Software Provides Fast Cross-Platform Internet Access to Full-featured Windows Applications

GraphOn Corporation, (Nasdaq: GOJO), (http://www.GraphOn.com), today announced availability of GO-Global XP, their latest web enabling software for Windows applications. GO-Global XP provides faster than ever performance and the lowest ever bandwidth requirement to run full-featured Windows applications over the Internet, LANs, WANs, or dial-up connections on any PC, Mac, Java device or browser as though they were running locally.

MORGAN HILL, CA, USA – September 5, 2001 – GraphOn Corporation, (PRWEB) September 7, 2001 -Global XP, their latest web enabling software for Windows applications. GO-Global XP provides faster than ever performance and the lowest ever bandwidth requirement to run full-featured Windows applications over the Internet, LANs, WANs, or dial-up connections on any PC, Mac, Java device or browser as though they were running locally.

Like the entire GO-Global family of infrastructure software for instantly web enabling Windows, UNIX and Linux applications, GO-Global XP is a scalable, enterprise-class technology that leverages the power of the server to virtually eliminate any load on the desktop or display device. GraphOn's GO-Global XP replaces Bridges for Windows and is marketed worldwide to independent software vendors (ISVs) and enterprise customers.

"GraphOn is dedicated to helping companies and ISVs move through these challenging economic times by providing technology that lowers operation costs by leveraging the Internet to deliver familiar productivity applications unaltered to users across and beyond the enterprise," said GraphOn Executive Vice President, Robin Ford. "Our GO-Global software helps companies curtail unnecessary hardware upgrades, centralize their application management, and make the best use of their IT labor by eliminating tedious, unnecessary tasks like client-side installation."

By including GO-Global with their applications, ISVs no longer need to re-architect their software and can speed time to market with web applications that can be accessed using a native or a web browser Java applet solution for the widest assortment of client display devices and browsers. GraphOn provides independent software vendors with an OEM licensing and branding kit that lets ISVs apply their own brand to GraphOn's GO-Global XP to create an all-in-one-box web-enabled version of their existing 32-bit Windows applications.

"GraphOn's GO-Global software web enabled our Sys*Admiral enterprise job scheduling software virtually overnight," said Tidal Software Chief Technologist, Derek Evan. "Our customers typically are Fortune 500's that are running NT, Windows 2000, OS/390, numerous flavors of UNIX, SAP, PeopleSoft and Oracle applications, as well as network management tools like HP Openview and NetIQ. Using GraphOn's GO-Global helped us give our customers the most cost-effective way to interact with our job scheduling software. Now we can help them lower their operations costs by running Sys*Admiral job scheduling on their distributed systems in a heterogeneous computing environment over any connection, anywhere. We have already had tremendous success with several of our largest accounts and we expect GraphOn's web enabling technology to help us continue to grow our sales significantly."

"ISVs are concerned about the cost of re-engineering their Windows applications to make them web enabled," said Dan Kusnetzky, VP system software, IDC. "They are also concerned about application performance over low bandwidth connections and supporting many different client devices. Virtual User Interface Software, such as GraphOn's GO-Global XP, can make it possible for ISVs to obtain the results they want without re-engineering their applications. ISVs facing this challenge would be well advised to consider this software."

New Features in GO-Global XP
·   FASTER SPEED, LOWER BANDWIDTH: GO-Global XP makes efficient use of resources for enterprise-class scalability and optimum out-of-the-box application performance and coverage over any connection.
·   CENTRALIZED LICENSING: GO-Global XP uses industry standard licensing for easy integration into existing enterprise infrastructures.
·   WEB-BASED INSTALLER: The GO-Global client (desktop or display device component) can be distributed automatically and installed over the web from a centralized server, providing increased scalability and further maximizing IT resources.
·   LOCAL FILE ACCESS: GO-Global XP provides full access to local files, allowing for easy data exchange between client and server.
·   LOCAL PRINTING ACCESS: GO-Global XP provides access to network and local printers.
·   CONVENIENT LOOSE WINDOWS DISPLAY: GraphOn's GO-Global XP supports loose windows on most clients, allowing easy toggling between local applications and web enabled applications.
·   CLIPBOARD INTEGRATION: Regardless of the client, GO-Global XP allows full clipboard integration between local applications and applications being published using GO-Global.
·   SMART PROTOCOL: GO-Global XP allows detection of connection rates and dynamic tuning to achieve the best performance over a LAN, WAN, or dial-up connection.

About GraphOn Corporation
GraphOn's award-winning software allows any display device to run Windows®, UNIX® or Linux® applications over any type of connection, including low-bandwidth, dial-up, and wireless. GraphOn's products instantly web enable applications without any software modification, offering organizations of all types a high performance, cost effective way to bring their applications to the web world -- TODAY. GraphOn, which markets its solutions through OEM licenses, independent software vendors (ISVs), application service providers (ASPs), value-added resellers (VARs) and systems integrators, is headquartered in Silicon Valley and is traded on the Nasdaq under the ticker GOJO (Nasdaq:GOJO). For more information, please visit the company's web site at http://www.GraphOn.com.

Editors Please Note
A CD copy of GO-Global XP, a hard copy of the Reviewer's Guide, and additional materials are available to qualified press and reviewers by sending e-mail to: patmeier@patmeier.com.
This press release contains statements that are forward looking as that term is defined by the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on current expectations that are subject to risks and uncertainties. Actual results will differ due to factors such as shifts in customer demand, product shipment schedules, product mix, competitive products and pricing, technological shifts and other variables. Readers are referred to GraphOn's most recent periodic and other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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