Year: 2002

Quesa 1.6d16: High-level 3D Library for Developers

Posted by | Nov 24, 2002 | , |

The Quesa Development Team are pleased to announce the release of Quesa
1.6d16, the latest release of their high-level 3D library for developers.

This release incorporates a year’s worth of bug fixes and improvements over
the last public release, including numerous performance enhancements and
almost complete API coverage.

Applications written to the Quesa API can take advantage of an extensive 3D
toolkit (that includes file importers/exporters, plug-in renderers, and
high-level geometries), while still leveraging the performance of low-level
OpenGL 3D hardware acceleration.

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Apple to open Oak Brook retail store Friday

Posted by | Nov 24, 2002 | |

Apple will open its newest retail store in Oak Brook, Illinois this Friday, November 29 from 6:00 PM to Midnight CST. The store is opening a day earlier than usual to take advantage of Apple’s after-Thanksgiving event, which will feature free stocking-stuffers, special savings, and a chance to win a 15″ iMac. The store can be found at the Oak Brook Center mall, located at Route 83 and 22nd Street in Oak Brook.

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TypeIt4Me for Mac OS X

Posted by | Nov 23, 2002 | , |

London, Friday, November 22, 2002

After nearly a year in beta testing and 18 months of development, Riccardo
Ettore is proud to announce the official launch of the native version of
TypeIt4Me for OS X!

Originally published in 1989 (that’s EIGHTY-nine!), TypeIt4Me won the 1994
MacUser Shareware Award for Best Publishing Tool and has become a “classic”
must-have program for anyone who does any typing on their Mac.

Similar to a well-known wordprocessor’s autotext/autocorrect feature,
TypeIt4Me expands abbreviations as you type.

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Corel recruiting Painter 8 beta testers

Posted by | Nov 23, 2002 | |

Corel is now seeking beta testers for Painter 8, the forthcoming version of its natural-media painting software. “We are looking for individuals on both PC and Mac platforms with experience using Painter, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator,” a posting on the company’s Web site said.

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