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In the summer of 2000 I was hired by David E. Kelley Productions to produce character animations for the Fox series Boston Public. The animations would be photographed practically while playing back on a computer screen as part of a fictitious Web site. Read More OPINION
AUGUST 27, 2001 In some ways, it's reassuring to know that some things don't change. Even if it's a lame thing. Take Microsoft, for example. Long-time Mac users should remember what it was like when Microsoft began its descent to domination of the OS market. The rallying cry was, "The Macintosh is incompatible." Remember that? Remember how your Mac, which was still to dominate the market for years to come, both in terms of software and hardware, suddenly became "incompatible?" Read More REVIEW
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10, 2001
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MAY 15 , 2001 You're probably familiar with Poser, the 3D character animation suite formerly owned by the company formerly known as MetaCreations. When MetaCreations killed off its software division to focus on Web technologies, Poser went on the auction block (along with Painter, Carrara, Canoma, Bryce and a host of other well respected titles). It was snatched up by the team that originally created the software and others involved with its development and marketing. Thus was born Curious Labs. Read More TUTORIAL
APRIL
24 , 2001
The new support for Timeline Markers in Premiere 6 is an excellent addition, particularly for those who use multimedia elements on their sites for informational materials-demonstrations, how-to articles, technical documentation, etc. With just a minor amount of effort, you can build into your video content-QuickTime, Real or Windows Media-elements that can explain or demonstrate concepts and ideas that could take pages and pages of text to explain. Read More NEWS
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2, 2001 Macromedia has announced that it will release the next version of its vector illustration tool, FreeHand 10, for Mac, Mac OS X and Windows concurrently. This makes FreeHand 10 not only the first professional vector illustration program for OS X but also the first application to be released for all three systems at once. Read More NEWS
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19, 2001 Macromedia today released an updater for the Macintosh version of Flash 5. The new version, Flash 5.0a, fixes a number of bugs that were causing Flash to crash on the Mac. These include situations such as leaving the Sound Panel open, exporting complex animations, exporting to animated GIF, dragging and dropping frames to the timeline and nudging objects with the arrow keys. Read More |
![]() NEWSOCTOBER 09, 2001 SGI Ships SCSI Array SGI today introduced the Total Performance 900 storage system. SGI bills the SCSI-based TP900 as a high-performance entry-level disk array targeted for a broad range of applications, including digital content management and media streaming. The base configuration starts around $6,000. Read More NEWSOCTOBER 08, 2001 Electric Rain Ships Swift 3D 2.0 Electric Rain has released version 2.0 of Swift 3D. The program was the first tool available that could open 3D files and export them to the Flash format as animations using a variety of shading techniques. The initial release of version 1.0 was for Windows only, but the company later followed it up with a Mac release. Now, with version 2.0, Macintosh and Windows versions have been released simultaneously. Read More NEWSOCTOBER 01, 2001 Cox Promises Uninterrupted Service During Excite@Home Bankruptcy The announcement of Excite@Home's bankruptcy filing has left a large portion of broadband customers with some doubts as to the future of their service. Excite@Home provides broadband access to cable customers through a number of cable systems, including Cox Communications. Excite@Home says it will be bought out by AT&T and that the filing occurred in order to ensure continued operation during the transition. Read More NEWSSEPTEMBER 27, 2001 SmartDisk Beefs Up FireWire Drives SmartDisk has revamped its line of VST FireWire drives. The new models offer increases in storage and reductions in prices. Read More NEWSSEPTEMBER 26, 2001 QuickTime Live 2001 Rescheduled Apple announced it has postponed QuickTime Live 2001, which was scheduled to take place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, October 8-11, 2001. The rescheduled QuickTime Live Conference will take place February 10-14, 2002 at the same venue. Read More
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