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March
14, 2001
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Mac Industry
News:
from
Creative Mac.com:
VertiBevel
1.5 for LightWave Released on the Mac
Versions available for 5.5 to 6.5
Kyocera
Ships Card-Sized Digital Camera
3.34 megapixel model has 2x optical zoom
Quark
Releases CopyDesk SE
Low-overhead app designed for editors
Adobe
To Ship Acrobat 5
New version gets tighter Web integration
Bitstream
Ships Unlocked Font CD
Type Odyssey includes more than 1,000 fonts
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NEWS
ANALYSIS
No OS X Support for Final Cut Pro 2
Uh ... what's
going on here?
We broke the story about Adobe failing to
support OS X with After Effects 5 and the rest of its applications.
Judging from your comments, you didn't take too kindly to this news.
Well, how would you feel if you found out Apple's not supporting OS
X either?
BIG NEWS
Apple
To Ship Final Cut Pro 2.0
New version gets realtime editing, no OS X support
Apple
today announced it plans to ship Final Cut Pro 2 March 19. Final Cut
Pro is Apple's digital video editing application, a direct competitor
of Adobe Premiere. According to Apple, version 2.0 offers realtime editing
and compositing features for realtime cards like the Matrox RTMac, which
has also just been announced.
BIG NEWS
Matrox
Ships Mac Realtime Editing Card for Final Cut Pro 2 $999 card also offers dual-monitor support and dual-stream, uncompressed capture
Matrox has finally announced the release of its long-awaited RTMac realtime card for Final Cut Pro 2.0. The card had been announced last year at NAB and was expected in the third quarter of 2000, but delays in shipping a realtime version of Final Cut Pro caused the RTMac to be pushed back.
TUTORIAL
Revisiting
Popup Menus in Fireworks 4The good news, the bad news and the partial workaround
One of the great new features in Macromedia Fireworks 4 is the ability to create interactive menus practically on the fly. When I reviewed Fireworks last week, I touted this feature as one of the best reasons to upgrade from version 3 to version 4. I might have jumped the gun there. It seems there are some problems with the interactive menu feature in Fireworks 4. So let's take a look.
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