Year: 2001

Seeing as it is right around the corner, we thought we would mention that Apple’s UK site notes the company’s involvement in BETT 2002, which takes place in London, England from January 9th-12th, 2002. The event, held at London’s Olympia, is an exhibition for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in Education.

MacMinute’s TARGET=”_top”>Executive Briefing for December 22 — a recap of all the news we have posted over the past week — is now available. If you think you may have missed something, here is your chance to catch up….

Apple’s Hot News page notes that when Nine Inch Nails were getting the show together for their “Fragility” tour, they used Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro to make a DVD from 60 versions of each of the their songs.

VersionTracker notes the release of a new driver update for Dantz Retrospect 4.3. Version 2.4 of the new driver updates Retrospect or Retrospect Express to support new drives, fix bugs, and work around problems.

Kensington has released a new version of software for its line of mice and trackballs, MouseWorks for Mac OS X 1.1, that provides a number of significant improvements and bug fixes. New features in version 1.1 include support for OS X 10.1, automatic programming of DirectLaunch buttons, adjustable scrolling speed, chording, a “Home Page” option for DirectLaunch buttons and a middle-click option, which is useful for Unix-derived applications such as Maya.