Macworld review: Fireworks MX 2004

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Macworld review: Dreamweaver MX 2004

Macworld review: Dreamweaver MX 2004 12/19/2003 06:23 PM
Dreamweaver has become an indispensable part of any Web-site developer's tool kit, and Dreamweaver MX 2004 is the latest incarnation of Macromedia's powerful Web-site– development tool.

Macworld review: Flash MX 2004

Macworld review: Flash MX 2004 12/30/2003 03:57 AM
With Flash MX 2004, Macromedia has extended the functionality of previous versions, and released a Professional edition with some exciting new features for power users, albeit at a cost: sluggish performance.

Macworld review: Finale 2004 and
Sibelius 3.1

Macworld review: Finale 2004 and
Sibelius 3.1 06/24/2004 11:12 AM
Market-leading rivals Sibelius 3.1, from Sibelius, and Finale 2004, from MakeMusic, remain the most full-featured, one-size-fits-all packages available for producing printed musical scores. Choosing between the two isn't simply a matter of determining what kind of notation you're creating, because either can produce nearly anything you can imagine, from the common to the obscure. Both feature guitar tablatures, avant-garde contemporary notations, percussion-specific symbols and staffs, and even notation you may not have heard of, such as the shape-note notation used in Early American church music and featured in the recent movie Cold Mountain. These programs are so evenly matched, most people will rely on personal tastes to choose one.

CNN.com - Dogs attacked with fireworks
- Jun 29, 2004

CNN.com - Dogs attacked with fireworks
- Jun 29, 2004 07/01/2004 07:08 AM
TULSA, Oklahoma (AP) -- Six puppies were killed, apparently by fireworks placed in their mouths, shortly after teenage boys were seen carrying Roman candles in a north Tulsa neighborhood .. This makes me sick .. Horrible

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Macromedia updates Fireworks MX 2004

Macromedia updates Fireworks MX 2004 11/19/2003 01:02 PM
Macromedia has updated Fireworks MX 2004 to version 7.0.1...

CNN.com - Dogs attacked with fireworks -
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Fireworks MX 2004: The Standard For
Creating And Optmizing Graphics For The
Web

Fireworks MX 2004: The Standard For
Creating And Optmizing Graphics For The
Web 12/19/2003 11:32 AM
Fireworks MX enjoys a well-deserved reputation as a solid tool for producing Web graphics, but this release maintains, not enhances, that status. It also introduces new features that try to compete with Photoshop in creating bitmapped graphics, but they fall short. By Martin Gittins (Macworld via MyAppleMenu)

Macworld Expo SF 2004: Enter the Musical
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Macworld Review: Peak 4.1

Macworld Review: Peak 4.1 05/14/2004 03:02 PM

Macworld review: EyeTV 200

Macworld review: EyeTV 200 07/01/2004 01:42 PM
When Elgato Systems introduced the EyeTV two years ago, the company brought the benefits of digital-video recorders to the Mac. The new EyeTV 200 improves on the original USB model by offering better flexibility, higher-quality video, a remote control, and enough bandwidth to properly capture and display MPEG-2 video.

Macworld Review: Universe 5.0

Macworld Review: Universe 5.0 03/19/2003 10:26 PM

Macworld review: Soundtrack 1.0

Macworld review: Soundtrack 1.0 12/02/2003 12:31 AM
Apple's Soundtrack made its debut last June, as part of the massive video-editing bundle Final Cut Pro 4. But now the same Soundtrack software is available as a stand-alone product. This puts Soundtrack within reach of video editors, Web designers, and content providers who don't need the rest of the Final Cut Pro 4 package.

Macworld Review: DVD Studio Pro 3.0

Macworld Review: DVD Studio Pro 3.0 08/20/2004 02:37 PM

Macworld review: Retrospect 6.0

Macworld review: Retrospect 6.0 06/17/2004 01:19 PM
Everyone has a mission-critical application -- that one program they can't work without (Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Excel, or Apple's Final Cut Pro, for example). But backup programs are mission critical for all users, no matter how they earn a living. Dantz Development's Retrospect backup software, the most popular of this genre, performs full and incremental backups of local and networked Macs and saves data to a wide variety of storage devices. Many people waited to upgrade to Mac OS X until Retrospect 5.0 was available for the platform. And many people have also held off on upgrading their servers to Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther), due to its incompatibilities with Retrospect 5.1. Retrospect 6.0 addresses those incompatibilities but otherwise offers only a few new features, which are aimed at people using Retrospect to back up very large amounts of data.

Macworld review: Mac GEMS

Macworld review: Mac GEMS 11/06/2003 05:07 PM
I'm a big fan of Mac OS X, but I admit that there are a few things I miss about OS 9. The Internet control panel, for one, let you customize helper applications -- the utilities and apps that process URLs and files you're likely to encounter on the Web and in e-mail messages. OS X includes the same settings, but apart from letting you choose your e-mail client and Web browser, it doesn't give you a way to edit those settings. (Microsoft Internet Explorer does let you change some of them.)

Macworld review: Timbuktu Pro 7.0

Macworld review: Timbuktu Pro 7.0 06/10/2004 11:35 AM
Your friends, family, or coworkers are asking you for Mac help. They're snowbound and you're sipping a mai tai in Miami Beach, so you can't just swing by their home or office. Worse, they don't know an application menu from a folder, so you're not going to get far with verbal explanations. It's not long before you wish you could get your hands on their keyboard and mouse and see the screen. Netopia's Timbuktu Pro solves this very problem. Whether over a TCP/IP network or via a direct modem connection, you can assist a befuddled user or administer a remote Mac or PC server as though you were sitting in front of it. A mainstay of Mac tech support since 1988, Timbuktu now faces competition from Apple Remote Desktop and the free, open-source VNC. Timbuktu Pro 7.0 eschews aggressive enhancements, however, and stays the course with Panther compatibility and a handful of new features.

Macworld review: Chartsmith 1.2

Macworld review: Chartsmith 1.2 12/02/2003 10:20 PM
Whether you're explaining scientific research or discussing a PTA fundraiser, charts can help your audience quickly grasp complex numerical relationships. Chartsmith 1.2.3, from Blacksmith Technologies, lets you turn raw data into spiffy graphs, but a few interface quirks and frustrating documentation may sometimes slow your progress.

Macworld review: Revolution 2.1

Macworld review: Revolution 2.1 01/28/2004 03:22 AM
HyperCard? That's dead, isn't it? Oh, sure, it was great back in the 1980s. So versatile it defies ready definition, HyperCard lets ordinary people create their own software without having to conform to the strict rules of a formal programming language. But the last time Apple updated it (1998), Macs were made out of vacuum tubes and corncobs. AppleScript Studio and RealBasic, while they're nowhere near as easy to learn and use, have stepped into HyperCard's role: the nonthreatening way to write software. But nonprogrammers everywhere can now rejoice: Revolution 2.1, a HyperCard-compatible development environment, has come along with enough power to wake the dead.

Macworld review: Suitcase X1

Macworld review: Suitcase X1 01/23/2004 05:26 PM
Managing your fonts can be as painful as getting your teeth cleaned. You do it only when you have to, and it's no fun. Just as you hope for a dentist who works quickly, efficiently, and gently, you want a font-management application that helps you find, group, preview, and access your fonts painlessly. Extensis's Suitcase X1 (pronounced eleven) has an improved windowpane interface that makes font management this easy. And it's quite fast in Classic, Jaguar, and Panther (Panther users will have to download a patch).

Macworld review: You Synchronize

Macworld review: You Synchronize 06/24/2004 03:37 AM

Macworld review: PocketMac Pro 3.3

Macworld review: PocketMac Pro 3.3 08/12/2004 03:14 PM
Last year, we reviewed PocketMac Pro 2.0, the first application that allowed PDAs running Microsoft's Windows-only PocketPC OS to interact with Macs. It didn't make a great impression. Installing and configuring the software was a long, fiddly process that was certain to leave you with a clear understanding of what phrases like "kernel panic" and "stress-related embolism" mean. The program also had a clumsy, amateurish interface, and it let you exploit only a fraction of your PocketPC's features.

Macworld Review: PowerBook G4s

Macworld Review: PowerBook G4s 05/24/2004 05:32 PM

Macworld review: Mailsmith 2.0

Macworld review: Mailsmith 2.0 11/05/2003 06:03 PM
Contrary to what the folks cavorting in cargo-pants commercials might say, no single style is going to appeal to everyone. The fact that there are so many e-mail clients competing with Apple's free Mail app doesn't necessarily mean that Mail has limitations. No, that fact is evidence of a universal truth: All e-mail users are looking for the one shining feature that grabs their attention and sets their favorite e-mail application apart from the rest. The bling-bling of Bare Bones Software's e-mail program, Mailsmith, has always been the ability to automate all the drudgy, soul-sucking aspects of having a high-volume e-mail address. This legacy continues with the Mac OS X–only Mailsmith 2.0.

Macworld week in review

Macworld week in review 02/14/2004 09:24 AM
MacCentral's week in review looks back at the week that was in Macintosh news and information.

Macworld review: IPNetMonitorX 1.4

Macworld review: IPNetMonitorX 1.4 07/21/2004 06:33 PM
Sustainable Softworks' IPNetMonitorX 1.4 is an all-purpose tool for troubleshooting network connections. Built primarily for network administrators and power users, it provides a wealth of information about how your computer connects to the outside world. Many of IPNetMonitorX's 17 tools are freely available as part of OS X, and you can access them via Terminal or the Network Utility application. So why would you pay for IPNetMonitorX? Because it does a fine job of unifying these tools within a consistent user interface. It also offers capabilities that the free tools don't. And IPNetMonitorX augments existing OS X tools. OS X's Traceroute tool allows only one type of trace, UDP; IPNetMonitorX adds two more types -- ICMP and Record Route, which give you the flexibility necessary to get through firewalls. OS X's version of the Port Scan tool lets you conduct only TCP scans, but IPNetMonitorX lets you conduct TCP and UDP scans.

Macworld review: iBook G4s

Macworld review: iBook G4s 02/19/2004 06:20 PM

Macworld review: HomePod

Macworld review: HomePod 07/06/2004 04:44 PM
With its white plastic design and scroll wheel, Macsense's HomePod is inspired by Apple's iPod in more ways than its name. But the HomePod, an MP3 player that streams music over a network from your Mac, doesn't come close to matching the elegance and ease of use of the groundbreaking player it seeks to emulate.

Macworld review: Final Draft 7

Macworld review: Final Draft 7 07/27/2004 04:41 PM
It can safely be argued that Final Draft is the industry-standard application for script writers. But while Final Draft 7 adds a few nice features to the program's repertoire, this buggy new version doesn't live up to its predecessors' good reputation.

Macworld review: Font Doctor 6

Macworld review: Font Doctor 6 05/28/2004 05:04 PM
Font Doctor is a utility you don't ever want to have to use. But when your fonts act funky or when they're in disarray, then Font Doctor 6 becomes your best friend. It not only repairs corrupt fonts and organizes them into neat folders, but also converts Windows fonts into Mac fonts, and vice versa. Now with a faster and simpler interface, Font Doctor, which has been updated for Panther, is a great complement to full-featured font-activation programs such as Suitcase, which includes Font Doctor. The $20 upgrade price certainly makes upgrading worthwhile for current users.

Macworld review: Final Cut Express 2

Macworld review: Final Cut Express 2 04/21/2004 02:11 AM
Software companies nearly always build new versions of software on top of old versions, a practice similar to the way you'd add a second story to a too-small house. But in Final Cut Express 2.0's case, Apple moved to a completely new neighborhood, scrapping Final Cut Express 1.0 and basing its successor on Final Cut Pro 4, which included performance and audio-related improvements, as well as real-time effects previews. Now intermediate DV enthusiasts will benefit directly from these great new features and pay less than a third of Final Cut Pro's price.

Macworld review: Adobe GoLive CS

Macworld review: Adobe GoLive CS 01/22/2004 06:19 PM
Over the years, Adobe GoLive has matured into a feature-rich Web-site–development program that both provides advanced tools for Web gurus and caters to graphic designers who rely on palette-driven WYSIWYG tools. GoLive CS offers better integration with other Adobe products, productivity improvements, a revised interface, and refined coding tools. Its features are comparable to those of Dreamweaver MX 2004's, but it can be confusing, and it occasionally crashed while running in Panther. (Adobe says that it is planning to release an update in the near future to deal with some Panther issues.)

Macworld review: Carrara Studio 3

Macworld review: Carrara Studio 3 03/06/2004 01:55 AM
Although Eovia's Carrara Studio 3 boasts an impressive list of new features, such as HDRI (High Dynamic Range Imaging) support and new controls for subdivision surfaces modeling, it's the program's $399 price tag that will sway many people. But don't let its modest price fool you -- Carrara has a large array of high-end tools, wrapped in a package that new and experienced users will find comfortable. Originally developed by MetaCreations, Carrara has an interface similar in form and function to that of packages such as Bryce and Kai's Power Tools, both from Corel, and Curious Labs' Poser. If you're familiar with any of these programs, you'll recognize many of Carrara's modeling and navigation tools.

Macworld review: Wacom Graphire3 6x8

Macworld review: Wacom Graphire3 6x8 06/15/2004 04:27 PM
For the graphics user who doesn't have a tablet, the $200 Graphire3 6x8, the latest update to Wacom's consumer line of tablets, is too good a deal to pass up. Bundled with Adobe Photoshop Elements 1.0 (for Mac OS 9) and Corel Painter Classic (for Mac OS X), it is a sturdy graphics workstation right out of the box.

Macworld review: Cleaning utilities

Macworld review: Cleaning utilities 01/17/2004 10:43 PM
Browser cache files, duplicate documents, and unneeded programs waste space, and Spring Cleaning 6.0 and Internet Cleanup 1.0, both from Aladdin Systems, offer ways to sort through your files and toss the trash. Spring Cleaning can find and remove almost any file, while Internet Cleanup specializes in removing browser-related files and blocking pop-up browser windows. These tools are handy starting points for cleaning up your machine, but be sure to study the file list before you press delete -- both programs occasionally target needed files.

Macworld review: Adobe InDesign CS

Macworld review: Adobe InDesign CS 01/22/2004 02:13 AM
InDesign CS is a subtle yet very powerful update to Adobe's publishing flagship. The previous version, InDesign 2.0, introduced most of the key features that made the young program a publishing powerhouse: the word-processor–like table editor, the Photoshop-level transparency features, and highly sophisticated typographic control. This version brings enhancements to many of these features, and it has several sensational new ones, such as nested styles and a much more efficient console for accessing text and object attributes. Although InDesign's interface is still somewhat complex, this is a more capable and more functional InDesign; in due time, this program will easily claim the publishing crown.

Macworld review: ArtMatic Voyager 1.1

Macworld review: ArtMatic Voyager 1.1 08/03/2004 04:34 PM
U&I's landscape-generation application, ArtMatic Voyager 1.1.2, nearly caused me to miss my deadline. No, not because the program is difficult to understand or control -- a child could create breathtaking photo-realistic vistas with it. Voyager is just so much fun that hours evaporate as you happily tweak the scenery -- jumping from one location in a preset world to another, raising the altitude here, and making the water a bit more transparent there.
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Creating a Spinning Graphic in Fireworks

Creating a Spinning Graphic in Fireworks 06/05/2005 10:49 PM
Use animation, symbols, and instances to design a 3-D spinning effect.

Fireworks Spark Blaze in Buenos Aires
Nightclub, Killing 175

Fireworks Spark Blaze in Buenos Aires
Nightclub, Killing 175 01/01/2005 12:43 AM
Fireworks set off during a rock concert ignited the foam ceiling of a nightclub, sparking a deadly fire and stampede.

Fireworks for free

Fireworks for free 08/07/2004 10:55 PM

Last night I went to see fireworks. There were approximately 22,000 fireworks ignited and an expected turnout of about 320,000 people. You could pay 30,000 yen (around 300 dollars) and get a special seat as a sponsor. Otherwise, you could, like the 320,000 or so other people, find a nice spot and watch the fireworks for free. In fact, there were two other fireworks festivals (Japanese love fireworks) going on within view of the nice spot in the park that we had chosen.

Fireworks shows in Japan are sponsored by companies and local governments. The sponsors usually get the best seats and they are thanked over the PA system for the people watching the show up close. For 99% of the people who watch the fireworks from far away, the sponsors are invisible. These people are, to use Hollywood's favorite word, "stealing" this content. They don't view ads, they don't pay. They do consume a lot of beer, buy stuff in local shops which pay taxes and generally feel good about the "public good" they've just been a part of. Like me, they take pictures and videos of the fireworks and post them to the web and send them to their friends.

I wonder if there is some sort of equivalent business model for other content businesses. Charge a small number of people a large amount of money and give it to 99% of the people for free. Get sponsored by companies and other organizations like local governments that benefit from the secondary consumption increase and follow-on derivative works creation and sharing.

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Creating Realistic Objects with
Fireworks

Creating Realistic Objects with
Fireworks 08/22/2004 09:08 PM
Learn how Fireworks is more than just a nav bar and button creator and can help you create complex designs and objects.

"fireworks"

"fireworks" 07/05/2004 09:10 PM

fireworks, revisited

fireworks, revisited 07/02/2004 07:44 PM
Two years ago, I wrote an entry that endures as one of my all-time favorites.

It's timely and topical, and (most importantly) frees me up this weekend to hang out with my wife.

Longtime readers will probably remember this, and I hope that new readers enjoy it as much as I do.

It's called Fireworks.

Read the full entry @ WWdN!

FreeHand MX and FireWorks MX Updates

FreeHand MX and FireWorks MX Updates 03/06/2004 01:50 AM
Macromedia has updated FreeHand MX to v11.0.2 and FireWorks MX to v7.0.2. Both updates focus on improving performance.

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Fireworks Expected at DRM Conference

Fireworks Expected at DRM Conference 04/12/2004 10:14 AM
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macy's 4th of july fireworks

macy's 4th of july fireworks 07/04/2004 08:07 PM
can't have independenence without explosions

Building a Navigation Bar with Fireworks

Building a Navigation Bar with Fireworks 07/19/2004 01:31 AM
See how easy it is to add navigation to your sites with Fireworks.

Lady Liberty Fireworks

Lady Liberty Fireworks 07/07/2004 04:43 AM
Lady Liberty Fireworks .. Fireworks On Demand! .. some nice fireworks .. Happy July 4th .. Fireworks

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IconBuilder Pro 5.1 adds Fireworks MX
support

IconBuilder Pro 5.1 adds Fireworks MX
support 03/19/2005 02:48 AM
The Iconfactory today announced the release of IconBuilder Pro 5.1, the latest version of its professional icon creation utility for Mac OS X...

IconBuilder 5.1 adds Fireworks MX
support

IconBuilder 5.1 adds Fireworks MX
support 03/19/2005 03:14 AM
The Iconfactory on Thursday released IconBuilder 5.1, a free update to its icon creation plug-in that adds support for Macromedia Fireworks MX 2004. The software was previously only compatible with Adobe Photoshop 7.0 or higher. IconBuilder can create icons for either the Windows or Macintosh operating system and can convert icons between the two. The full software is US$69 or $349 for a site license. IconBuilder 3.x or 4.x users who bought the software after Oct. 1, 2003 can upgrade to the latest version for free; anyone who bought it before that date can upgrade for $20.

Fireworks Roar As U.S. Marks
Independence (AP)

Fireworks Roar As U.S. Marks
Independence (AP) 07/04/2004 10:06 PM
AP - Torrential rain washed out the Independence Day parade in the nation's capital Sunday, but fireworks on the National Mall proceeded as planned under cloudy skies. President Bush planned to watch the display from a White House balcony.

Men Throwing Fireworks Leave Window Up
(AP)

Men Throwing Fireworks Leave Window Up
(AP) 07/16/2004 12:03 AM
AP - Two men planning to throw lighted fireworks from a car were burned when they forgot to roll down the window.

Disney Launches Fireworks With
Compressed Air

Disney Launches Fireworks With
Compressed Air 06/28/2004 04:19 PM

Digital FireworX -- Great indoor
fireworks

Digital FireworX -- Great indoor
fireworks 08/13/2004 10:41 AM
The macosxhints Rating:[Score: 9 out of 10] Developer: Skyrocket Software / Product page Price: Free / $5.00+ / $15.00 This PotW was supposed to run in early July, around the USA's July 4th birthday party. But then ...

Fireworks Give Chance to Blow Up Bin
Laden (AP)

Fireworks Give Chance to Blow Up Bin
Laden (AP) 07/02/2004 10:43 PM
AP - Some Americans this Fourth of July plan to get a bang out of blowing Osama bin Laden's head off. The bin Laden Noggin, a cone-shaped pyrotechnic device with a cartoon of bin Laden's face, has been a hot seller at some fireworks stores around the country. When lit, the bin Laden cone erupts in blood-red flames and screeches for 60 seconds. Two shots blow his head off.

Games chief's fireworks trigger blaze
(Reuters)

Games chief's fireworks trigger blaze
(Reuters) 08/14/2004 04:41 PM
Reuters - Hundreds of fireworks set off during a reception of heads of state at the home of the Athens Olympics chief in northern Athens set a nearby park on fire, police officials have said.

Athens Games chief in hot water over
fireworks (Reuters)

Athens Games chief in hot water over
fireworks (Reuters) 08/16/2004 12:36 PM
Reuters - Olympics Games chief Gianna Angelopoulos could be sued and also faces a Greek prosecutor's investigation after her fireworks party for foreign dignitaries sparked off a fire in a nearby park.

Disney Open-Sources Fireworks
Tech...Sort Of

Disney Open-Sources Fireworks
Tech...Sort Of 07/04/2004 12:21 PM

Disney Debuts New Safer, Quieter and More Environmentally Friendly Fireworks Technology: Disney has sort of open-sourced a new way to launch fireworks. The new method uses compressed air instead of black powder. (The quote below is from a press release, so it's a little self-serving.)

As a recognized industry leader and the world's largest producer of fireworks shows, Disney is in the process of donating all seven patents associated with the new air launch technology to a non-profit organization so these patents can be licensed to other pyrotechnic providers.

The bit on CNN said that Disney hopes other companies will use the technology and improve it. sounds a lot like open source, though I don't know if the improvements to the technology need to be donated back to the organization or not.

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Easter Fireworks Cause Fatal Scooter
Blast (Reuters)

Easter Fireworks Cause Fatal Scooter
Blast (Reuters) 03/28/2005 01:40 PM
Reuters - One person was killed and several others were injured in an explosion in the southern Italian city of Naples Friday, apparently caused by fireworks being carried by two people on a motor scooter.

Creating a Dynamic Playlist for
Streaming Flash Video

Creating a Dynamic Playlist for
Streaming Flash Video 02/01/2005 09:09 PM
Switch out videos without editing your Flash file—control video playlists externally through XML.

Three O’clock Ltd. Launches Free
International Video Magazine Service for
Mobile Phones with Special Coverage of
UEFA Euro 2004

Three O’clock Ltd. Launches Free
International Video Magazine Service for
Mobile Phones with Special Coverage of
UEFA Euro 2004 06/10/2004 02:51 AM
Three O’clock Ltd. has launched the world’s first video magazine service for mobile phones, offering free access to 60 video magazines to watch and read on their java-enabled mobile phones. Coinciding with the launch of the Three O’clock video magazine service, the company is offering free coverage of UEFA Euro 2004 in Portugal. [PRWEB Jun 10, 2004]

Delivering Flash Video: Dynamic
Bandwidth Detection with Flash
Communication Server

Delivering Flash Video: Dynamic
Bandwidth Detection with Flash
Communication Server 12/17/2004 06:35 PM
Download sample code and directions for delivering streaming video at target bandwidths for individual users.

Macworld review: Fireworks MX 2004

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