TNT Products by Release

2013 is the 64th Release of the TNT products. MicroImages maintains an ambitious software development schedule with regular releases of new version of the TNT products. This aggressive schedule allows the company to implement new features, fixes, and speed-ups quickly and be responsive to user requests.

or	quick Feature Summary
	detailed Release Notes

• 2013 January 2013
• 2012 January 2012
• 2011 January 2011
• 2010 February 2010
• 2009:75 March 2009
• 2008:74 April 2008
• 2007:73 March 2007
• 2006:72 March 2006
• 2005:71 October 2005
• 2004:70 November 2004
• 2003:69 December 2003
• 2003:68 May 2003
• 2002:67 Improvements (9 September 2002)
• 2002:67 August 2002
• 2001:66 December 2001
• 2001:65 May 2001
• 2000:64 October 2000
• 2000:63 April 2000
• 1999:62 October 1999
• 1999:61 May 1999
• 1998:60 December 1998
• 1998:59 July 1998
• 1998:58 January 1998
• 1997:57 August 1997
• 1997:56 April 1997
• 1996:55 October 1996
• 1996:54 July 1996
• 1996:53 March 1996
• 1995:52 December 1995
• 1995:51 July 1995
• 1995:50 March 1995
• 1994:49 December 1994
• 1994:48 September 1994
• 1994:47 June 1994
• 1994:46 Update May 1994
• 1994:46 March 1994
• 1994:451 January 1994
• 1993:450 December 1993
• 1993:44 September 1993
• 1993:43 June 1993
• 1993:42 March 1993
• 1993:411 February 1993
• 1992:410 December 1992
• 1992:402 November 1992
• 1992:401 beta September 1992
• 1992:400 beta August 1992

The original DOS-only MIPS (Map and Image Processing System):
• 1992:33 June 1992
• 1992:32 March 1992
• 1991:31 December 1991
• 1991:31 September 1991
• 1991:29 June 1991
• 1991:28 March 1991
• 1990:27 December 1990
• 1990:26 September 1990
• 1990:25 June 1990
• 1990:24 March 1990
• 1989:23 December 1989
• 1989:22 September 1989
• 1989:21 June 1989
• 1989:20 March 1989
• 1988:18 December 1988
• 1988:17 September 1988
• 1988:16 June 1988
• 1988:15 March 1988
• 1987:14 December 1987
• 1987:13 September 1987
• 1987:12 June 1987
• 1987:11 March 1987
• 1986:10 December 1986
• 1986:09 Initial product: 1986. Our first client still actively uses TNTmips in a multiple-license shop.