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Macworld January 1999 2 CDs FREE! ADVENTURE GAME: WORTH £20 MACWORLD MORE NEWS, MORE REVIEWS JANUARY 1999 JANUARY TOP MAC GAMES • MID-SIZE Macworldwww.macworld.co.uk SCREENS • iMAC REVIEWS • PHOTOSHOP MASKING PROGRAMS • PHOTOSHOP REVIEWS SCREENS • iMAC Playtime Top games all here Best screens Apple vs Bill Gates Top iMac reviews! Photoshop masking JANUARY 1999 £4.99 news cover feature: every Mac tested contents January 1999 I I I in-depth stories incisiveness exclusive tests hile this year’s Apple Expo was W a damp tissue Mateworld of a show, with no Adobe, 16–19 Microsoft Agfa or even Apple – and 6262 TopTop MacMac that’s just starting alpha- read me first ‘sabotaged’ betically – January’s Macworld Simon Jary, editor-in-chief test centre Expo held in San Francisco is going to be enormous. Roll QuickTime up, roll up for all the big gamesgames names, new products, and 20 Mac OS 8.6 details 75 Pay and display sneak peeks at tomorrow’s Mid-sized monitors are coming down in price – we technologies. 22 Digital Media World Apple’s iMac Almost guaranteed take a look at what’s out there. exposure is the 24 Streaming QuickTime 3.5 next-generation G3 Power has revitalized Mac, code-named Yosemite. 25 Apple Expo ’98 In our December 1998 issue we reported the latest hot 26 SNEAK PEEK: Director 7 the Mac games rumours on what these 400MHz-plus beasts would 28 Downward spiral for iMac sales? market. contain (FireWire, USB, flashing lights, and iMac-like translucent blue cases). After Macworld Expo, we’ll know for sure. 30-31 Final Cut ships? We are also likely to see demonstrations of the next revision Macworld of QuickTime – be it version 3.5 or 4.0. Again, our sources indicate 32 SNEAK PEEK: Dreamweaver 2 great things, including advanced streaming capabilities (see page 24). chooses 1998’s And, again, all should be revealed in San Francisco. But the most eagerly anticipated new treat we’re praying to see at Macworld Expo is the final piece in Steve Jobs’ product jigsaw best titles and – the consumer portable Mac. product news Apple’s laptop iMac is code-named P1, but, reportedly, will eventually be known as the WebMate. Apple, itself a big fan of DIY, I the top classics what’s new and what’s hot joins Black-& Decker and Virgin in naming products ‘Mates’.I suppose it‘s meant to denote things being informal, friendly and a bit handy. 37 - 40 The latest hardware and software still available. Odds are, that‘s just what we’ll encounter at Macworld Expo. What we know right now is that the translucent WebMate will run a full version of the Mac OS, likely OS 8.6 by the time it ships. And it will closely resemble its predecessor, the Newton OS-based eMate. Aside from the WebMate, Apple is now rumoured to be producing a successor to its old Newton MessagePad range of handheld computers. Even less is currently known about this super PDA, but reviews Competition triple! Macworld agents at the Patent Office report that it’ll be called the media secrets MacMate and run a sort of Mac OS Lite – pushing it several leagues ahead of any other handheld running either the Palm OS or I Macworld has it covered Windows CE. 85 create graphics 101 secrets win win I’d love to catch sight of this at Macworld Expo, but I’d have so many 48 PAINTER 5.5 WEB EDITION A 4D Desktop V6 package A Neato CD labelling kit PLUS a copy fingers crossed that it didn’t suck like the Newton, that I’d struggle to Batch of the day Keep Office running pick it up, let alone carry it everywhere with me. An early prototype of worth £495 each - pg 82 of TextBridge Pro Mac 8.0 – pg 95 49 ImageStyler 1.0 Automating DeBabelizer: What to do when Office 98 misbehaves. the MacMate was spotted at a meeting of the Hong Kong Newton Users 50 PhotoTools 3.0.1 the ultimate image Group, and could be the origin of the £349 Mac promised by Oracle CEO manipulator. 8 How to contact Macworld and Apple board member Larry Ellison. 51 Norton Utilities for Mac 4.0 102-103 q&a Who’s who and how to get in touch Cheaper portable options for Macintosh users are absolutely essential for Apple to really grow its market share.The iMac has shown 52 Agfa ePhoto 1680 89 create web Your questions answered Tips, tricks and shortcuts. 96 Reader Offers that there’s a potentially giant audience for simple, good-looking 53 SuperOffice 4.0 computers. And the portable market is one of the hottest for PCs Animating with buttons Discounted books and Apple goodies 54 CorelDraw 8 right now. Animate your rollovers with Actions The only real ‘must-have’ about the otherwise excellent G3 55 Vision DSP 4.1 and movie clips. Macworld subscriptions PowerBooks is “must have a lot of money” – the cheapest 14-inch Unbelievable value! Keep a free copy of model costs over £2,000 (including VAT). Macworld’s publisher will 56 EdgeWizard; Extensis Mask Pro 2.0; be taking his to San Francisco, but I’ll be packing pen and paper Poser 2 or Bryce 2 when you subscribe! Ultimatte KnockOut – yes, even editors of Mac magazines don‘t get the freebies everyone opinions (See pull-out card opposite page 98) imagines. Just imagine an inexpensive (maybe as low as £699) portable I we lead, others follow iMac reviews special 122 Career Moves boasting all the features of the Mac OS, but much lighter for lack of Job vacancies. Don’t tell the boss… huge hard drive, acres of active-matrix screenage or slab-like batteries. 57 Epson Stylus Color 740 43 first contact Away from home or the office, I really don’t need to edit video in Adobe PowerPC G4 U 59 Golden Logres 123 Macworld Shopping Premiere or layout vector transparencies in Macromedia FreeHand. I do This month’s need to do a lot of word processing (I still call it writing, but what the 45 prochak Consumer advice and mail-order ads hell…), keep on top of my email, and have reasonably fast access to the 59 Mars Rising We’re all doomed! cover discs Internet.The WebMate seems to fit the bill (and my wallet) rather well. page 11 47 desktop critic 105 Star Ratings Buyers’ Guide The MacMate, like the Newton, I am less sure about. But its infra-red Mac fights back connectivity and Mac interface could feasibly combine nicely with the Mac system advice;Vision thing iMac and Yosemite’s IrDA ports and Mezzanine/Perch slots. 178 worlock Would people be able to do much with a cut-down Mac operating Apple Expo: blame & shame Plus a year’s review and top tips system? Well,Windows users seem to be pretty satisfied with one… Your Apple Expo blues might be more translucent than you think. 121 Advertising Index ENHANCED BY GRAHAME MURDOCH & JOHN DESIGN LTD/DIGITALLY LUND BY CORE RAIDER II CREATED TOMB FOR ART IMAGE:ORIGINAL COVER 1999 is upon us. Cometh the hour, cometh the Mac. MW 4 Macworld JANUARY 1999 Macworld JANUARY 1999 5 Who… @ Editor-in-Chief Simon Jary [email protected] Executive Editor/News Michael Burns [email protected] Macworld Executive Editor/Features David Fanning [email protected] Executive Editor/Reviews Lynn Dartnell [email protected] The ultimate reference guide and news Production Editor Sean Ashcroft [email protected] Reporter Louise Banbury [email protected] source for the Macintosh market. Staff Writer Andy Hinkinson [email protected] Art Director Mandie Johnson [email protected] Deputy Art Editor James Walker [email protected] Designer David Grant [email protected] Managing Editor/Online Gillian Robertson [email protected] CD Editor Vic Lennard US Editor Andrew Gore Contributing editors Peter Worlock, David Pogue, Deke McClelland, Lon Poole, Michael Prochak, Ian Winter, Subscribe Simon Eccles, Joseph Schorr, Franklin Tessler, Find out how you can get Bruce Fraser, Christopher Breen, David Biedny, either Poser 2 or Bryce 2 by Matthew Bath MetaCreations FREE when Group Ad Manager Anne Ridyard [email protected] you subscribe to Macworld Advertising Manager Mustafa Mustafa [email protected] Sales Executives Matthew Bennett, Dean Payn, James Poulson – see pages card opposite Sarah Maher page 98. Production Manager Sharon Bird [email protected] Deputy Production Manager Richard Bailey [email protected] Marketing/Circulation M’ger Sarah Bagnall [email protected] Circulation Co-ordinator Kelly Crowley [email protected] Marketing Executive Jo Brown [email protected] Publisher Guy Eaton [email protected] Congratulations Macworld readers: Miss C V Tuck of Walthamstow, London; Mrs S Thalkray of Aylmerton, Norwich; Mr M P Bower Macworld (UK) is an independent journal not affiliated with Apple Computer Inc. Isle of Wight; and Dr I M Andrews of Apple, the Apple logo, Mac, and Macintosh are registered trademarks, of Apple Computer Inc. Dalry, Ayrshire. All contents © IDG 1998, except articles adapted from Macworld US © Macworld US After entering Macworld’s or from MacWEEK © Mac Publishing LLC. November 1998 competition, Macworld is a publication of IDG Communications, you’ve just each one an Iomega Jaz 99 Gray’s Inn Road, London WC1X 8UT. 2GB removable drive – N-i-i-i-ce! Telephone: (0171) 831 9252 Editorial fax: (0171) 405 5308 Sales fax: (0171) 405 0262 ISSN 0957-2341 Correction: In our December 1998 Colour Origination: Red Creative, 0171 242 2330 round-up of projectors, we mistakenly Printed by BPC (Carlisle).
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