OmniPilot Software Offers Free Lasso Quick Poll Solution
Another well-documented pre-built solution to get you started
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – November 22, 2005 – OmniPilot Software, developer
of Lasso, introduces a pre-built Quick Poll solution Lasso users can add to
their Web sites. Lasso users can add a poll to their Web site including a
question, two or more answers, and buttons to cast a vote or see the
results.
Peachpit has released new Apple Certified Guides for DVD Studio Pro 4 (by Martin Sitter and Adrian Ramseier – US$49.99), Shake 4 (by Marco Paolini – $54.99), and Optimizing Your Final Cut Pro System (by Sean Cullen, Matthew Geller, Charles Roberts, and Adam Wilt – $54.99).
Read MoreInfoLogic today announced the release of MathMagic 5.2, the latest release of the company’s equation editor for Mac OS X. Changes in version 4.2 include: the addition of a new vertical shaped Integral symbol set; a fix for some fonts with different PS name in ‘FOND’ resource from ‘sfnt’ name table caused wrong Postscript font name when saving in EPS formats; better compatibility with MathMagic files (.mmf) created with MathMagic for Windows; and more. Pricing for the Personal Edition starts from US$29.95, and the Pro Editions start from $199.00.
Read MoreLaCie today announced new LEGO-shaped, stackable hard drives called LaCie Brick Desktop and Mobile Editions. “For this unique range, LaCie teamed up with renowned designer Ora-Ito to create colorful building block-shaped hard drives — making everyday storage and backup not only functional, but fun,” notes the company. “As one drive gets full, stack another on top for an instant boost in capacity.
Read MoreAspyr Media today announced that it is now shipping Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse.
“Stubbs The Zombie is a third person action game that uses an updated Halo engine to deliver a stirring take on one man’s hunger for love, justice… and brains. In the game, players step into the shoes of the rebel himself; former door-to-door salesman Stubbs is now a wisecracking zombie terrorizing the ultra-modern city of Punchbowl, Pennsylvania circa 1959, using nothing but his own carcass and the weapons of his possessed enemies.