how the Web could work for companies in the future world of Internet and browsers. The SOLO architecture seemed to be perfectly suited and to be flexible enough to address the need of building something yet new: web sites. The filing of fundamental patents for web site design was in preparation. From Rae to NetObjects There are no publicly available balance sheets from Rae Technology but the highly competitive and rather small PIM market should not have generated a lot of income. A full license of that program was sold for $199, upgrades for $29. With patents for web site design software pending, the efforts and technology for this new kind of software were transferred to a new company. NetObjects, Inc. was founded in 1995 and Rae Technology was its first investor with $1.5 million. The new company had the same core team that led Rae: Samir Arora, his brother Sal Arora, and David Kleinberg. Clement Mok from Studio Archetype, who had already been involved with the Wells Fargo project, was added as a designer. At the conclusion of the transaction, Rae Technology became a Venture Capital LLC but ceased to attract any further public attention though it exists as a company until today. References Defunct software companies of the United States Software companies established in 1992 Software companies disestablished in 1995