News Archive for 03/05/27
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Apple IMC Poland, in cooperation with Apple Europe, invites "creative minds" to Workshops of Digital Creation 2003. The event takes place in Warsaw, Poland, June 3 and 4th. Planned events are on two "floors" - seminars, presentations, conferences and workshops on the "conference floor," and special rebate sales and solutions presentations on the "expo floor." Special guests from Apple -- Oren Ziv and Kevin Miller from creative team of Apple Europe -- will show why Apple is still the "leading brand in [the] creative market."
Excel Software today announced the availability of QuickHelp 1.0 for Macintosh. QuickHelp is a development tool for creating and deploying application help to Mac OS 9, Mac OS X, Windows 95 through XP and virtually all Linux distributions. "QuickHelp is unique in its ability to manage, author and test help topics in a single tabbed window running on your platform of choice, then deploy the help system to virtually any computer." QuickHelp Mac OS X ($200) includes the native Builder and Viewer executables for both Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X, a license to freely distribute the QuickHelp Viewer, a printed manual, online help and PDF manual on CD.
Apple has released iTunes 4.0.1 via the Software Update utility in Mac OS X. "iTunes 4.0.1 includes a number of performance and network access enhancements, and only allows music sharing between computers using iTunes 4.0.1 or later on a local network (in the same subnet). If you have an Apple SuperDrive, you can archive your song files to a DVD disc as well as burn playlists to standard audio CDs to play in your car or home stereo."
Søren Theilgaard has written a guide for Mac OS X Server 10.2, called "Mac OS X Server - The additional guide for some of the UNIX stuff!." It has been updated for Mac OS X 10.2 "Jaguar" with several new topics. It include topics such as DNS server (BIND), Open Directory and NetInfo (and Password Server), Apple Mail Server, File Services (incl. WebDAV), Web Services (Apache, SSL encryption), as well as a new troubleshooting section. The guide also contains a detailed index. It is available for free for registered users, while new users can purchase it for $20. The first three chapters are available on the Web for free.
Aspyr today announced that SpyHunter is now shipping for the Mac: "The evil NOSTRA corporation prepares to unleash havoc on the world, and only the SpyHunter is equipped to stop them. Strapped behind the wheel of the powerful G-6155 Interceptor, you are the world1s last chance! Utilizing an incredible arsenal of both offensive and defensive weapons, you must elude NOSTRA spies, henchmen and assassins at any cost if civilization is to be saved." The $30 title requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later with a Radeon 7500 or GeForceMX2 video card.
FileMaker Magazine has a review of Servoy, a new database application tool: " Do I think Servoy will replace FileMaker Pro, in short, no. One advantage is that both applications have similar environments that facilitate the creative side of application development. If I was going to develop a solution that would likely only require a few hundred thousand records then I'll likely do it in FileMaker Pro. If I need a solution I can distribute to a hundred customers so they can each maintain their own data set then I'll use FileMaker Pro. If I'm going to integrate data from different sources or manage a solution that uses a SQL backend then I'll likely choose Servoy."
Wacom today announced that two sizes of its Intuos2 professional pen tablet will be available in its new Platinum look. It will be available starting mid-June for the 6x8 ($350) and 9x12 ($470) models of Intuos2 USB tablets. "Our Intuos2 customers are photographers, designers, and artists who especially appreciate quality and style. The tablets features Wacom's patented cordless and battery-free pen technology as well as an ergonomically designed Grip Pen provides for greater control, comfort and productivity. Bundled software includes: Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 (Intuos2 4x5 and 6x8 models only), Painter Classic by Corel, penPalette by nik multimedia, and Wacom Brushes 1.0.
Ambrosia Software today released Uplink, a new cyber-hacking game for the Mac: "The world no longer need be conquered by armed warriors brandishing guns....Uplink is akin to a more cerebral incarnation of Ambrosia's popular Escape Velocity series of games, with missions that interweave a threaded plot which is unveiled with each conquest. Only this time, you have only your intellect, hacking skills, and the computer systems you've compromised to aid you." It is $25 shareware.
Adobe has announced it is shipping its Acrobat 6.0 product line, a major upgrade PDF workflow solution that enables workgroups to efficiently create, share, review, and archive files in the Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). Adobe also announced the immediate availability of Adobe Reader 6.0 software, an upgraded and re-named version of its free Acrobat Reader.
Plextor today announced the new PX-504UF DVD+R/RW drive, an external DVD/CD burner that delivers fast 4X DVD+R Writing, 2.4X DVD+RW Rewriting, and 12X max DVD-Reading; the versatile 6-in-1 drive also supports 16X CD Writing, 10X CD-Rewriting, and 40X CD-Reading. The PX-504UF DVD+R/RW drive features Plextor's first dual interface with both USB 2.0 and FireWire ports. The unit features a 2MB data buffer and burst data transfer rates of 5.5 MB/sec., allowing users to burn a 4.7GB CD disc in less than fifteen minutes. The $330 drive is expected to ship in June 2003 and includes Roxio Toast 5 Lite, a limited version of Toast 5 Titanium, an all-in-one DVD and CD burner for both Mac OS X and Mac OS 9.1.
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