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Vancouver, BC, April 5, 2002 - SolarNet (SCS Solars Computing Systems Inc.; (CDNX: SCS and OT.US: SCSIF), a leading provider of business-to-business information management and electronic distribution solutions for the travel industry, announced today the completion of its new proprietary Internet Protocol / Multi-GDS Reservations Interface. Developed by SolarNet's TourTek Division to handle all of its Internet online reservations, the new interface allows any company with, or developing, an online travel environment to interface any web or IP based technology to SolarNet and drive commands and transactions through the travel agency connections of any GDS. As it is a GDS autonomous system, the major benefit is that there is no requirement to re-engineer user applications should an organization wish to change their GDS provider at a later time. The system can be run in either a bridged service or in a direct connect onsite environment. About SolarNet SolarNet (SCS Solars Computing Systems Inc.) is a leading provider of flexible and affordable information technology solutions for the travel industry. SolarNet's core competency is the electronic distribution of applications and information throughout the travel industry supply chain via its proprietary network, SolarNet. SolarNet can take content from any source and distribute it via a powerful combination of the Internet and the established travel industry GDS networks that are used by 95% of the world's travel agents. SolarNet's proprietary products include: SolarNet, LiveLinx, LiveLinx*PLUS, NewsWire and TourTek. SolarNet is a public company, listed CDNX: SCS and OTC US: SCSIF. For more information see www.solars.com/ For further information on SolarNet, contact: For media inquiries, please contact: Sherry Boisvert ITPR (for SolarNet) [phone] [e-mail] For all other inquiries, please contact: Greg Lytle SolarNet VP Corporate Communications Direct: [phone] [e-mail] This Media Release may contain forward-looking statements, which reflect the Corporation's current expectations regarding future events. The forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. Actual events could differ from those projected herein and depend on a number of factors including the success of the Corporation's sales strategies. © 2002 NewsLink Network