CALIFORNIA SOFTWARE CORP
8-K, EX-99, 2000-11-03
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SERVICES
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California Software
Mastering Midrange Migration
(LOGO)


California  Software       Carl Thompson Associates
Kate Tague                 Carl Thompson
Marketing/Communications   Investor Relations
949-553-8900               303-665-4200
[email protected]           [email protected]


  For additional information, see www.californiasoftware.com



California Software Announces Acquisition of Strategic Software Business

Business/Technology Editors

IRVINE,   Calif  --  October  23,  2000  --  California  Software
Corporation  (OTC  BB:CAWC), a leader in IBM  Midrange  migration
products  and  developer of the award-winning BABY product  line,
announced  today  the  acquisition  of  the  assets  of  software
developer ALE Systems of Richmond, VA.

Bruce   Acacio,   CEO  of  California  Software   stated,   "This
partnership  with the team at ALE Systems marks  CalSoft's  entry
into   the  lucrative  applications  business.   ALE  enjoys   an
outstanding  reputation with its major banking  clients  and  its
partnership with IBM."

ALE's  Financial  Services Applications run  on  the  IBM  AS/400
platform and their staff of professionals will begin working with
the  California Software team in Irvine to develop  both  a  web-
enabled version and a Windows 2000 version of these applications.
The  Financial Services Software Group is budgeted to exceed  $7M
in revenue for FY2000.

  "We have enjoyed great success in working with the staff at ALE
over  the  past  few  months in creating a web-enabled  graphical
version of their financial services software application.  We are
looking  forward to building on the synergy we currently  enjoy,"
said Karen Bass, Client Services Representative.

About California Software Corporation

California  Software Corporation is the worldwide leader  in  IBM
Midrange  migration  software solutions. The Company's  products,
marketed under the brand name BABY, support the migration of  IBM
AS/400 screens and applications to Windows and the Web.

About ALE Systems

ALE  Systems  was  established in 1976 as a software  development
firm  specializing  in  finance industry  lending  systems.   The
company  has  been  an   IBM  Business  Partner  for over fifteen
years   and  a  designated  IBM  remarketer.   The   MLPS    Loan
Production  System  family  of  products  was  developed  to  run
across  the entire spectrum of the IBM mid-range AS/400 platform.
ALE    works  very  closely with the local IBM Representative  to
provide  each Customer with a "solution" as opposed to  providing
merely "hardware" and "software".




This news release contains forward-looking statements relating to
future events or future financial performance that involve  risks
and  uncertainties.  Such statements can usually, but not always,
be  identified  by  terminology such as "may," "will,"  "should,"
"expects,"   "plans,"  "anticipates,"  "believes,"   "estimates,"
"predicts", "potential", "intends" or the negative of such  terms
or  comparable  terms. These statements are only predictions  and
actual results could differ materially from those anticipated  in
these  statements based upon a number of factors including  those
identified in the Company's filings with the SEC.  Investors  are
cautioned  that all forward-looking statements involve risks  and
uncertainties  of  the  industry in which  the  Company  operates
and/or   proposes  to  operate,  including  without   limitation,
uncertainties  of  product sales and product development,  market
acceptance  of the Company's products, the impact of  competitive
products  and  technological  innovation,  product  returns   and
defects,   product   obsolescence,  availability   of   qualified
personnel,  dependence  on  third  party  suppliers,  success  or
failure  of strategic business alliances, acquisitions  or  other
business  combinations,  new  or  amended  laws  and  regulations
applicable to the Company,  general market conditions, and  other
risks.  These forward-looking statements are made in reliance  on
the "safe-harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995, as amended.

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