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July 13, 2001, No. 260 |
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[1] Aqua
Human Interface Guidelines Book Available from Fatbrain
"Inside Mac OS X: Aqua Human Interface Guidelines" describes
how to design an application with the look and feel of the Aqua
user interface introduced with Mac OS X. This book is essential
for anyone creating applications for Mac OS X. These guidelines
will help you design modern, elegant applications that meet users'
expectations of Macintosh software: intuitive, attractive, easy
to learn, and enjoyable to use. Please visit the ADC
Developer Library for more information on ordering a hard
copy version of the book. The book is also available in PDF format
for free from the ADC
documentation site.
[2] O'Reilly
Network Debuts Mac Newsletter
The O'Reilly Network's Mac DevCenter newsletter launches on July
20, 2001. Content will include the best of recent "Talk Backs,"
the top-five Mac articles, previews of upcoming content, and more.
Subscription information available through the link above.
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Company News |
[3] Macworld
New York Keynote Broadcast Live via QuickTime
Steve Jobs' Macworld New York keynote will broadcast live via QuickTime.
Apple will provide live streaming of the Macworld Expo keynote utilizing
QuickTime, Apple's standards-based technology for live and on-demand
audio and video streaming. The live webcast will take place at 9
a.m. EDT on Wednesday, July 18, 2001.
[4] QED:
Apple Number One in Education
Dell is no longer number one in the educational computing market,
nor will it overtake Apple in the next school year, according to
Quality Education Data, as reported by MacCentral. The research
group figures place Apple in the top spot in both installed units
and intent to purchase units.
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[5] Java
Documentation
QA1058
-- Using the QuickTime for Java libraries on OS X
QA1059
-- Setting the default look-and-feel for Swing applications
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| Mac
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[6] New Releases: CarbonLib
1.4b2
CarbonLib 1.4b2 SDK
for Mac OS is now available to all ADC Members. This is latest
pre-release version of the CarbonLib 1.4 SDK for Mac OS. This
SDK provides all the files needed to begin Carbon development.
CarbonLib 1.4 supports Mac OS 8.6 and greater.
[7] New
Mac OS Documentation
QA1057
-- Activating CrashReporter in OS X
QA1042
-- Menus & Hardware Accelerated OpenGL under Mac OS 9 Carbon
QA1041
-- FrontBase and JDBC
QA1035
-- Importing Projects from WO 4.5.x into WO 5.0
[8] Useful Utilities: Applimac Clean
Text 2.0, EZNote v2.0, Spring Cleaning, Quickie Photos, VOODOO Server
1.3.1
Applimac's Clean Text 2.0
for Mac OS and Mac OS X is a text-utility that eliminates all
text formatting, preparing text for pasting. It also performs
other useful functions, such as removing empty lines, removing
multiple spaces, removing forwarding characters from email text,
removing tab characters, converting straight quotes with curly
quotes etc.
EZNote v.2.0,
the utility that lets you quickly jot down a note and find it
later, has been upgraded. EZNote lets you copy text selections
for later reading, without copying and pasting between applications
or saving the text to a file. EZNote accomplishes these tasks
and more at the touch of a key or click of a mouse.
Spring
Cleaning 4.0 from Aladdin Systems, Inc., the #1 uninstaller
for the Macintosh, now boasts tools designed for Mac OS X and
expanded Internet file cleanup for improved ease-of-use and
innovative cleaning. Spring Cleaning provides 15 powerful cleaning
utilities to help users safely and easily remove hard drive
and Internet clutter to reclaim disk space and increase their
Mac's performance.
Quickie
Photos to web 1.0 is an application for quickly transferring
pictures to web pages. It allows the user options for formatting
the output html as the user sees fit. It creates not only an
index page (with thumbnails for all the images), but also creates
html pages for all of the individual images. The registered
user can use a custom template to let the user keep a design
just by adding the web album.
VOODOO
Server 1.3.1 for Mac OS X from Uni Software Plus is a version
control system for software developers using Metrowerks CodeWarrior
under Mac OS. Its unique client/server architecture forms the
basis for a multiuser version control environment that avoids
the risk of database corruption. The new release is a maintenance
release which contains a couple of bug fixes and improves compatibility
with Mac OS X.
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[9]
Multimedia Tool News: DVD Studio Pro 1.1
DVD Studio Pro
1.1 is the free update for DVD Studio Pro. It adds improved
detection and handling of Final Cut Pro un-rendered sequences,
improved optimization of the encoding process to more efficiently
allocate the specified bit rate, an updated user's manual, and
a number of additional enhancements. In addition, DVD Studio
Pro 1.1 adds support for certain third-party external storage
devices that contain PioneerÕs DVR-A03 DVD recordable drive.
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| Training
and Events |
[10] Developer-Related Conferences
MACWORLD Expo, New York 2001
July 17-20 in Jacob Javits Convention Center, NYC
Discounted exhibitor packages available.
1394
(FireWire) Developers' Conference 2001
June 31-Aug 2, Redmond, WA
Apple, Intel, and Microsoft are cosponsors
FileMaker
Developer Conference 2001
August 12-15, Orlando, FL
More than 50 sessions and a product showcase
Various FileMaker training
classes offered concurrently
Apple Expo 2001
September 26-30
Porte de Versaille, Hall 4
Paris, France
Visit the ADC Events page
for an extensive list of developer-focused classes and seminars.
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with regard to the selection, performance, or use of these products.
Copyright 2001 Apple Computer, Inc.
All rights reserved.
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