Year: 2000

Home Automation, Photoshop 6 & Upgrading on The Mac Show!
Vancouver
British Columbia, Canada
September 5th, 2000

On this Wednesday’s Mac Show, it’s the “Have you Ever Wondered?” Show!

Have you ever wondered how to control your house from and with your Mac?

Neil Ticktin, CEO of Xplain Corporation and Publisher of MacTech Magazine,
will be talking about how to do just that!

Have you ever wondered how to upgrade/repair your Mac?

Todd Stauffer, Author of Macworld Mac Upgrade and Repair Bible, joins the
gang in the TechTips segment, sponsored by Micromat’s Tech Tool Pro 3.

Sig Software is proud to announce the release of MADE 1.7.0, which is now
aimed directly at developers working with Apple’s new Carbon API.

Macintosh Application Development Essentials (MADE for short) is a tiny
package of C/C++ code which provides all the lowest-level needs for a
Macintosh application.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

IPTC Expander: Extract objects from IPTC documents

J2S, a software company specialized in multimedia and asset-management
developments, announces the release of IPTC Expander.

IPTC Expander is a Mac OS software programme designed to extract the object
encapsulated in an IPTC file so that it can then be opened by a standard
application (The IPTC file format is the standard used in the press
industry sector for exchanging information).

IPTC Expander can also be asked to insert the textual information extracted
from the IPTC fields into the data stream of th

IPTC Expander: Extract objects from IPTC documents

J2S, a software company specialized in multimedia and asset-management
developments, announces the release of IPTC Expander.

IPTC Expander is a Mac OS software programme designed to extract the object
encapsulated in an IPTC file so that it can then be opened by a standard
application (The IPTC file format is the standard used in the press
industry sector for exchanging information).

IPTC Expander can also be asked to insert the textual information extracted
from the IPTC fields into the data stream of the graphic file so that it

Developer Activities at QuickTime Live!

There are several activities of interest to developers at the second annual
QuickTime Live! conference hosted by Apple, October 9-12 at the Beverly
Hilton Hotel.

Apple recently announced the agenda for the DEVELOP track. The sessions are
taking a unique approach to informing the QuickTime developer community.
Instead of the traditional talking head/lecture format, the Develop track
offers roundtable discussions populated by members of the QuickTime
engineering team, code development assistance, feedback forums and hands-on
training classes.