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Riddle #16 (published August 29, 1998)

4 software companies could be found at COMDEX where they presented their newest products: EarthenWare was founded and is owned by Jones. ActiveSoft presented their new FitnessWare – they didn't do QuarrelDraw. Tint Inc. was founded by MacTintern. The buzz-word "Quality" is popular in the company with 1500 employees. Lemonizers Corp. is from Utah. Carlisle founded a company which now has 15000 employees. The company which has made Chicken – The Personal Finance Software is from Florida. Mr. Davyze's buzz-word is not "Paradigm". The California company overuses the word "Paradigm", while the company which made QuarrelDraw loves the word "Team Spirit". And the 150-employee company uses "Empowerment" as their favourite management word. PetWare was made in Oregon. Mr. Davyze's company only has 15 employees. Only a small percentage of the 15000 employees in that company was involved in the creation of FitnessWare. Jones do not employ 1500 people. MacTintern's company is not located in Florida.

What product did Tint Inc. show?

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