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7, 2002 Mac Industry News: HUI Emulator Comes to Logic Platinum OMS/HUI devices can control Logic Control BitHeadz Releases Unity Session Update 3.0.1 includes new presets, effects Apple Previews Next-Generation OS X: 'Jaguar' Jobs urges developers to abandon OS 9 Toon Boom Studio 1.2 Launches New version gets OS X optimizations Update: Aladdin in Possible Merger Deal with Activeworlds Activeworlds to be run under Aladdin umbrella BitHeadz To Release Update to Unity Session New version to support serial adapters in Digital Performer SmartDisk To Ship Portable FireWire CD-RW Bus-powered model gets 16x10x24 speeds HP Ships Photosmart 812 4 megapixel camera gets HP's Instant Share technology Adobe Wins Jury Award Against Macromedia Tabbed interface costs Macromedia $2.8 million Reason 2.0 Beta Testing Starts Monday First 300 applicants get download right away
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![]() Image editing and paint application by David Nagel Without a doubt, Adobe Photoshop 7 is the most important Mac OS X release to date. As the single unifying application between all creative disciplines, its absence from the OS X application roster had prevented untold numbers of creative professionals from making the permanent switch from OS 9 to the new operating system. Now, with the release of version 7.0, all of this has changed. ![]() Web animation powerhouses square off in the ultimate grudge match by Kevin Schmitt Dust off your tux, get in touch with your bookie, put in a call to the escort service, and have Jeeves gas up the limo, because it's fight night! And tonight, we have the matchup that many of us have literally been waiting days, or possibly even weeks, for. Let's turn it over to our ring announcer for the introductions....
On the 'passing of OS 9' by David Nagel Is Mac OS 9 dead? According to Steve Jobs, it is. At the Worldwide Developers Conference May 6, Jobs showed keynote attendees a Mac OS 9 box inside a coffin and proclaimed "the passing of OS 9." Feeling sad about it? I'm not. Almost. But if you ask me one more time, I'm gonna stop this car and come back there by Kevin Schmitt 'Scuse me, but do you have the time? My watch reads about 11:55, and I'm not sure it's right. I could've sworn it's earlier than that. You see, Uncle Steve said that when the clock hits twelve the transition to Mac OS X would be complete, and my trusty Justice League of America wristwatch purchased back in the days when the '040 chip was about to give way to the PowerPC 601 is telling me that it's damn near twelve. Maybe my watch needs another battery, but, on the other hand, maybe it's actually correct. Maybe it is as close to twelve as it claims to be. Man, how time flies. ![]() Discovering the benefits of unified technical support by Paulo de Andrade When you purchase a professional video editing system, you expect it to perform flawlessly. But no matter how stable a specific piece of software is, there are too many things that can go wrong in a computer-based system. Problems with drivers, extensions and hardware issues can happen completely out of the blue, turning a typical working day into a real nightmare. |
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