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Thursday, October 17, 2002 |
Recent notable software updates
Found on Macupdate:
10:27:40 PM
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QuickTime 6.0.2
Via Macupdate:
Version 6.0.2 adds the following:
A true all-in-one, standards-based, cross-platform media tool, QuickTime 6 delivers a host of new features that include:
- MPEG-4 ISO compliant file creation
- MPEG-4 video codec
- AAC audio codec
- Instant-On streaming
- Macromedia Flash 5
- An enhanced QuickTime Player interface
- QuickTime Picks, bringing you the best, up-to-date QuickTime content
- JPEG 2000 (Mac OS X Only)
- Enhanced AppleScript support (Macintosh Only)
10:08:43 PM
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Psst....don't look now...but Lycos has blogs
Be very quiet, but Lycos and Fox Sports have combined to start a new fan site to encourage sports fans to create blogs.
9:28:48 PM
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Macworld move doesn't please Apple
Apple Pulls Out of Macworld. Macworld is returning to Boston, but Apple isn't. The giant technology show will return home, but Apple is staying away. By Leander Kahney. [Wired News]
1:38:58 PM
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Kung-Log 1.5 includes rewritten XML-RPC routines
Kung-Log 1.5. - Kung-Log is a OS X application to post to and manage entries of a MovableType weblog. This version includes completely rewritten XML-RPC routines that use WebServicesCore. Kung-Log was made with AppleScript Studio. [release notes] [AppleScript Info]
8:25:19 AM
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iSync Uninstall 1.0
Apple: iSync Uninstall 1.0. - "You can use iSync Uninstall 1.0 to remove files associated with the use of iSync Beta software. " Cool! It's an AppleScript Studio application! For those wishing to learn how to incorporate shell scripts within their AppleScript scripts, check out the lengthy script that is contained within this package. [AppleScript Info]
8:12:01 AM
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Mozilla X 1.2b adds new features
Among the updated features in Mozilla X 1.2b are restored Java compatibility under Jaguar, the ability to launch the browser with a bookmark group as your start page (this opens several pages into tabs), and type ahead find now works on the Mac version of Mozilla.I haven't been using Mozilla at all lately, since I am almost exclusively using Chimera these days. I will give this new 18MB release a spin for today.
6:57:25 AM
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Thanks for the donation
Thanks to the Mac Net Journal who made a sizable donation to support the site yesterday! October has been an extremely slow month for donations, yet traffic on MNJ is still going through the roof.
If you find the news and tips offered in MNJ useful, consider making a small donation to support the site. Every donation is definitely appreciated!
6:44:30 AM
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Ruby: A scripting language included in Jaguar
Ken Bereskin introduces Jaguar users to Ruby. - "Ruby is an interpreted scripting language for quick and easy object-oriented programming. Ruby is included in Jaguar, joining AppleScript, Perl and Python making Mac OS X the most script-friendly OS around." [AppleScript Info]
6:29:40 AM
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© Copyright 2002 Rob McNair-Huff.
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