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CHICAGO, IL – February 28, 2000 – Objectsoft, Inc. today announced its membership in the Wireless Access Protocol (WAP) Forum, joining such industry powerhouses as AT&T, Lucent, Motorola and Nokia. As a provider of next generation wireless business applications, Obejctsoft joins the WAP Forum with leading edge expertise in the delivery of secure, billable wireless and wired applications.

The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is an open, global specification that empowers mobile users with wireless devices to easily access and interact with information and services. The WAP Forum is the industry association comprising over 280 members and has developed the de-facto world standard for wireless information and telephony services on digital mobile phones and other wireless terminals. The primary goal of the WAP Forum is to bring together companies from all segments of the wireless industry value chain to ensure product interoperability and growth of the wireless market.

WAP Forum members represent over 95% of the global handset market, carriers with more than 100 million subscribers, leading infrastructure providers, software developers and other organizations providing solutions to the wireless industry.

The standard compliments Objectsoft's strategy of delivering applications to mobile business professionals. With today's announcement, Objectsoft plans to extend its NotWired.com (www.notwired.com) offering to leverage WAP devices everywhere. This is a first step to provide seamless access to the applications for wireless and wired users.

"The key focus of NotWired.com is to empower the mobile business professional with real-time access to tightly integrated productivity, content and business applications over the Internet. The NotWired integrated applications are targeted for the small and medium sized business marketplace where integrated application suites are expensive and time consuming to install and maintain," said Kevin Clark, CEO of Objectsoft. "By joining the WAP Forum, we have an opportunity to influence the development of wireless standards and keep ahead of evolving trends which will affect our products."

"The importance of billable applications for wireless devices should not be underestimated," says Scott Goldman, CEO of The WAP Forum. "Billable applications will allow operators to differentiate their services while generating a significant source of new revenue for them."

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