Looks like Imax (IMX.TO) is currently the subject of an informal inquiry by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over its revenue-accounting practices, yesterday became the target of a potential $200-million Canadian class-action lawsuit that could become the first test of Ontario’s new Bill 198 law aimed at making it much easier for shareholders to sue companies and their executives. Here is the article on Globe Investor.

Here at Q4 Web Systems we are watching this very closely. The reasons being Q4 Record automatically records all of a company’s disclosure on the web and can be used to help defend companies in the event of legal action such as this.

Since Internet Explorer 7 is nearing a full release (currently at Release Candidate 1) we have begun investigating the impact this may have on our product. Our initial look has shown some small things we will have to deal with but nothing that will present any major problems.

We will however be continually assessing and planning our strategy around supporting the latest version of one of the most popular browsers available.

Q4 Server technology is designed to protect your “record of disclosure”. All content changes must be recorded so that the software may reproduce as accurate a representation as possible at any point in the past – accurate to the second. If a file could be overwritten the change could be lost and would damage the permanent record. Changing the contents of a file (for example a Microsoft Word document, a GIF image, or any other type of file) requires a user to upload a new file with a different name; and possibly re-pointing a link to this new file.

Yamana Gold’s web site went live earlier today on Q4 Server v3.0. We’re thrilled with the site and it’s been great working with the people over at Yamana. If you have a moment check out their site at www.yamana.com

Dundee Precious Metals selected Q4 earlier this week. The key reason for their decision was Q4 Record and its ability to record and archive their entire web site in real time. With the increased liability of Bill 198 here in Canada Dundee was looking for a way to automatically keep accurate records of their disclosure online. We’re thrilled to have them as a new client.

Over the past month we have been testing out our new hardware and server setup. We have been adding clients at a good pace and this will ensure continued quality service. The migration will be complete by September 1, 2006. When this is completed we will be moving forward on creating a completely redundant environment in a separate location that will quickly pick up any failure from the main hosting environment. Very exciting times and technology…

When most people think of us they probably think of website recording or content management software. This is true - but we also offer other important service/product level advantages.

For example: the “Deal/Offer” site. You need to arrange for a deal site with all its structure, without any content, and without the ability divulge too much detail. You need a partner that can keep things confidential, that can act fast, and be available to receive important information as quickly as it becomes available.

This is precisely what we can do for you. Using Q4 Server we can deploy a deal site in a matter of hours with the following base options:

• News releases
• Media fact sheet
• Offer documents
• Regulatory filings
• Legal disclaimer protected pages or the entire site
• Company information
• Fact Sheet/FAQ
• Presentations
• Email alerts services
• Shareholder inquiry information
• Virtually anything that can be converted to HTML or a file to download.
• Consistent and intuitive navigation
• Complete website recording

Your deal site can include all of the above services quickly and efficiently - because they are already built. As your deal site grows we can expand on its organization and presentation - but it is ready on time, and the lawyers are happy.

To find out more please contact:

Darrell Heaps, President/CEO
darrellh (at) q4websystems.com
(416) 626-7829

Disclosure reveals itself in complex ways. A number of users have asked about implementing their sites’ in multiple languages because their company operates in multiple countries or are based in a country that has more than on national language. Our dirty little secret is that our server has been capable of storing multiple languages all along but we hadn’t been able to provide an interface to this until now. For version 3.1 Q4 Web Systems brings multilingual site management to you.

Each language is managed in its own tab using the same admin interfaces that you are already used to. A summary tab is there to give a cross view of your language implementation.

Languages can easily be managed in a paired format or create completely independent content that is language specific:

Publishers can get a high level view of all the pages and cross reference language implimentations:

Creating language specific (or paired) branches of pages is easy as well:

SEO stands for “search engine optimised”. They are also called plain language URLs because a person can easily read and understand them. You can change what this text is with one exception: the text you choose must be unique with in its place in the URL “path” (the path is the text between each forward slash in the URL). There are a number of places you can change the SEO name but we’ll show two of them here - this is probably enough to get full understanding of how to change them everywhere.

The SEO Name can be changed for a Press Release. To change it go to the Press Release Edit page and change the corresponding field:

You can change the SEO Name of any page by going to the Page Edit page screen and changing the corresponding field:

To upload and link a document using the HTML editor you can follow the following steps:

Navigate to the Html editor corresponding to the content you want to edit (this is often through the Public Page List). Once using the Html editor follow these steps:

1. Create some text (or image) in the editor that you would like to link to and select that text using your mouse
2. Select the “Document Manager” icon which will open a popup window
3. There are two possible ways to select a document here. Select an existing document (by click on it) or upload one (from the Upload Document tab) and then select it as usual.
4. Click on the Insert button and your text will now be linked.

This is how it looks in the editor: