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Macworld January 2001 Franklin N. Tessler |
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Lasso Studio for Dreamweaver 1.5 If you think creating a database-driven Web site requires hard-core coding, think again. Lasso Studio for Dreamweaver 1.5, which lets you add database functions to Web sites, is simple enough for nonprogrammers to use... |
Macworld January 2001 Jeff Carlson |
Palm VIIx Wireless Handheld Provides More Storage, Better Service Rates... |
Macworld January 2001 Christopher Breen |
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Macworld January 2001 Ben Long |
Color Workgroup Laser Printers Latest Models Deliver Higher Speed, Better Image Quality at Reasonable Prices... |
Macworld January 2001 Bruce Fraser |
Adobe Photoshop 6.0 Upgraded Standard Puts Pixel Power and Vector Precision in a Slick, Flexible Package... |
Macworld November 2000 Andrew Gore |
Power Mac G4 Cube If you agree with the following three statements, the Power Mac G4 Cube is right for you: I don't need to add PCI cards to my Mac. I'm more concerned with a computer's ease of setup and its size than getting the maximum available G4 performance. I'm willing to pay a premium for a computer with a lot of style... |
Macworld November 2000 Jim Heid |
Portable MP3 Players Latest Players Offer FM Tuners, Slick Expansion Schemes, and More... |
Macworld January 2001 David Pogue |
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Macworld January 2001 Franklin Tessler |
Office 2001 Evolutionary Upgrade to Productivity Suite Brings New Application, Welcome Features... |
Macworld October 2000 Andrew Gore |
iMovie 2 A Host of New Features Makes This Digital Video Editor Ready for Prime Time |
Entrepreneur September 2001 Melissa Campanelli |
Prying Eyes The cry has gone out from Web surfers everywhere: "Stop looking at me!" How can your marketing plan respect their wishes? |