Over the roughtly 16 years of InterMedia there were several products and variations of each product. The core product was always the data conversion with the slogan
'InterMedia Makes Computers Compatible'
Most of the products were based around the disk, and then tape reading. These came in different sizes, and different platforms. On top of that there were various utilites, some short lived and others very useful
Variations of InterMedia products
InterMedia for DOS on Z100, MMC-3000
InterMedia on PC compatible system, MMC-4000
As above but with 'GT' disk controller board
Limited format version, MMC-500
InterMedia for Windows
InterMac - running on Macintosh
IMDrive - just tapes
MM/PC IMDrive renamed by eMag
MM/Unix running on a Sun Solaris system and Unix
Utilities
DOS File Editor
IMV32, file viewer in ASCII, EBCDIC, Hex. 4GB file limit
IMV64 as about but unlimited files size
IntelliBase A free form database. This was not initially an InterMedia product but more aside hustle I started with Peter Wray. The holding company was FlexiBase. It was at a time of a lot of internal issues within InterMedia and a non controversial project was a great stimulus. The program would take moderately free form tagged text and process as a data base. The main use was for typesetting and producing catalog and directories type of output. It started as a DOS program, but then evolved to IB95 using Windows 95 and the fairly new MFC windows programming system. (Microsoft was slow giving good C++ support) One dramatic change of going to Windows and much more memory was that some routines ran in a few minutes then, rather than over an hour. It was adopted as an InterMedia project, working with OTS. Some nice projects we did were typesetting British Rail time tables, and printing statements and cheques for a financial fund company. Unfortunately it remained a niche product.