Year: 2003

Iconfactory launches StockIcons.com

Posted by | Jun 23, 2003 | |

The Iconfactory today announced the launch of StockIcons.com, a new Web site targeted at software developers looking for professional quality stock icons for inclusion in their desktop or Web-based applications. Each stock set, priced at US$349, comes with 80 individual icons rendered in three pixel sizes — 32×32, 24×24 and 16×16. Each size is provided in a range of file formats including 32-bit TIFs, PNGs, 8-bit GIFs, BMPs and of course Mac .ICNS and Windows .ICO formats.

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BBE FTP Open, version 1.1.2

Posted by | Jun 22, 2003 | , |

Date: June 21, 2003
Product: BBE FTP Open, version 1.1.2
Type: Freeware script

BBE FTP Open 1.2 (http://www.natural-innovations.com/download/#bbeftp) is
updated for Mac OS X, adds better handling of FTP helper launching, and
includes preliminary support for osXigen. BBE FTP Open is a relational
database implemented in AppleScript, which facilitates the editing of
remote files via FTP in BBEdit, with support for multiple files per
account, multiple accounts per host, multiple hosts, and the simultaneous
opening of multiple files.

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CopyCatX Version 1.0

Posted by | Jun 22, 2003 | , |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SubRosaSoft Ships CopyCatX Version 1.0
Easy-to-use copying software allows speedy duplication of disks.

Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, (June 22nd, 2003)— SubRosaSoft, Ltd., a
software company based in New Zealand focusing on disk utility and privacy
software, today announced the immediate availability of SubRosaSoft
CopyCatX 1.0.

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Apple UK posts iPod radio ads

Posted by | Jun 21, 2003 | |

Apple UK has posted two radio spots from its radio advertising campaign that kicked off in the UK last week. The ads, “7500 songs… is that a typo?!” and “Jazz, Classical, Opera, Funk, Soul…”, feature the voice of Hollywood actor Jeff Goldblum, star of “Jurassic Park” and Apple’s own television ads. The radio campaign will run until mid-July.

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DMA to offer Final Cut Pro 4 training

Posted by | Jun 21, 2003 | |

The Digital Media Academy (DMA) announced this week that it will be among the first organizations in the country to provide training in Apple’s new Final Cut Pro 4 video/film editing software. DMA’s 5-day immersion courses will be held June 23 through August 15, 2003 at Stanford University. Further information on the training is available from the company’s Web site.

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