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MacMinute | Mac News First.: "Another first in a large upcoming line of SATA adapters and peripherals, the SATAStar series brings its (US$59.95) 6-Port Serial-ATA PCI Host Adapter,-- the worlds most flexible and versatile SATA adapter -- which provides an easy and affordable way to add inexpensive, high-speed storage and peripherals," notes the company. With four external shielded eSATA ports and two internal SATA ports, each offering 1.5Gbits/sec performance, the SATAStar 6-Port provides the high bandwidth to meet the needs of performance-hungry applications. (via Cosmos)
Mac Emulation News: Quark and onOne Software today announced the upcoming availability of QX-Tools Pro 7, a popular collections of XTensions software for QuarkXPress. QX-Tools Pro 7, scheduled to ship in July 2006, will be compatible with QuarkXPress 7 and will include several new features in addition to enhancements to existing features. (via Cosmos)
[Craig's Lemonade] QuarkXPress 7 and a brief walk down memory lane: Today I discovered an article today by Sandee Cohen (who my previous company Extensis used to work with frequently and is a well regarded industry guru) all about Quark's launch event in NYC and her first impressions. Interesting, and glad to hear Quark is still in the game.
Matevz Gacnik's Weblog: going around today about Adobe not letting Microsoft implement the PDF export functionality in 2007 Office System. While I can understand that Adobe is running scared by even the thought of everyone producing PDFs without a licensed Adobe Acrobat, I cannot understand the differentiation of source. (via Cosmos)
Norm & Debra Copeland ~ Our Ministry: (via Cosmos)
Julian On Software: Flex Enterprise Services Overview “One problem is that the browser is not good at listening for events that the server or other clients initiate. The browser lacks support for messaging. (via Cosmos)
Norm & Debra Copeland ~ Our Ministry: (via Cosmos)
[BlueSparc design, technology news] Quark Releases QuarkXpress 7: Delays Native... : It is the delay of promised features like Macintosh Universal Binary support that will continue to push QuarkXpress farther behind it’s major competitor Adobe InDesign. For an in-depth review of the new QuarkXpress 7 with plenty of comparisons to Adobe’s InDesign offering look no further than MacWorld.
[Daring Fireball] Confidence Game: Apple’s Macintoshbusiness is built around selling computer hardware; theircompetitors in this market are companies like Dell and HP and Sony.Microsoft’s Windows business is built around selling operatingsystems to PC manufacturers;
[Quarkvsindesign.com] Quark VS InDesign: I’m in Chicago attending the InDesign Conference, which started on Monday, May 15 and will last through Thursday, May 18. I’m here only on Tuesday and Wednesday though, so I will miss some of the specialized training for InDesign, InCopy and Creative Suite 2 but these two days are going to be stuffed with great tips and techniques!
[Indesignsecrets.com] InDesignSecrets » Blog Archive » InDesign CS3 Sneak Peek Shows ...: […] My esteemed colleague, David Blatner, beat me to press with an overview of the InDesign CS3 features we were both shown. Read David’s post on the new InDesignSecrets blog, but return here to fill in the details of InDesign CS3’s Object Effects, attribute-level transparency, and vastly improved content placement features.
[Gilbane.com] Gilbane Group Blog: Quark 7.0 is Out, But Does Anyone Care?: Some publishers are holding on to a few licenses of QuarkXPress for older books and products that might need to be updated, but all new products are being done using InDesign. Moreover, Adobe Creative Suite, which combines InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop, and other products, is simply too attractive an offering with very attractive pricing.
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