INT Releases GeoToolkit.NET 2.1

Houston, TX. (April 5, 2006): Interactive Network Technologies, Inc. (INT), a leading developer of high performance graphics components, announces availability of GeoToolkit.NET 2.1. Specifically designed for the Microsoft® .NET environment, GeoToolkit.NET delivers high performance graphics capabilities for Oil and Gas E&P applications being developed in the C# language.

Developed for data visualization in upstream Oil and Gas, GeoToolkit.NET is a package of C# libraries including support for specialized Seismic, WellLog, and Contour displays. GeoToolkit.NET also provides cutting edge features such as multi-language support, simplified web support, and sophisticated vector object handling. Scaled display and hardcopy (including CGM output) are provided. GeoToolkit components promote reusability and consistency across applications and allow developers to focus on their core technologies rather than spend time writing data displays.

Some of the highlights for this new release include:

Globalization and localization support

Support for scalable (true-scale) hardcopy

Improved performance with SEG-Y data

IDE design-time support for many controls and components

New demos and tutorials

For more information about GeoToolkit.NET, or to request an evaluation, visit our website at www.int.com

About INT:
Interactive Network Technologies, Inc. (INT) specializes in development of data visualization components and graphics intensive application solutions. INT provides software tools for programmers and vendors working in Java, C++, and .NET environments, enabling interactive display of maps, engineering and scientific data, plus many other specialized data types. Value-added services include custom software components and turnkey project execution. INT is a Microsoft® Certified Partner.

By leveraging the power of INT components and services, customers enhance performance and functionality of their graphics applications while staying focused on the strategic activities that make them successful. For more information about INT, please visit www.int.com, or email: intinfo@int.com