MacVoices #7106 – Paul Kent Explains Why “More” is the Word for Macworld Conference & Expo 2008
Paul Kent of IDG World Expo kicks off the MacVoices’ Road to Macworld Expo series by talking about the year’s largest and most important Mac event, Macworld Conference & Expo. Paul discusses the growth of the show, how Apple’s release of Leopard and the upgrades to their flagship applications have driven the content of this [...]
MacVoices #7105 – Michael Horton Previews the Final Cut Pro Users Group SuperMeet, Final Cut Pro Under Leopard and More
Michael Horton of the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro Users Group gives us a preview of the 7th annual Final Cut Pro Users Group SuperMeet at Macworld Conference & Expo 2008. The SuperMeet is billed as, “the largest gathering of FCP gurus on the planet,” and always lives up to the hype. In an early-bird [...]
MacVoices #7104 – Audio of the First User Groups 2.0 Virtual Conference Available
The audio of the discussion at the first User Groups 2.0 Virtual Conference is now available for listening and download. The MUG Center‘s first gathering of user group leaders to discuss the state of the MUG community, exchange ideas and look to the future was held on October 29, and keynoted by James Lee of [...]
MacVoices #7103 – Warren Williams Reports on Running AppleWorks Under Leopard
Warren Williams of the AppleWorks Users Group and iWork Users Group has been busy testing Apple’s legacy office suite AppleWorks under the newest version of the Mac OS. Warren talks about the steps necessary to assure functionality and minimize problems with AppleWorks under Leopard and the surprising performance results. For those who are preparing to [...]
MacVoices #7102 – Dan Pourhadi’s Perspective on iPod Naming Conventions
MacUser “celebrity blogger” Dan Pourhadi is frustrated with Apple’s iPod naming conventions, and joins us to talk about the implications for both Apple and potential iPod buyers. Dan discusses the potential confusion caused by the additions of “classic” and “touch” to the names of two of the newest models, why there should be more clarification [...]
MacVoices #7101 – Paul Levine of RAGE Software Discusses Their Mac-Specific Search Engine Optimization Products
Do you have a web site? If so, you need to start paying attention to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to generate more traffic. Paul Levine of RAGE Software talks about the art of SEO and how it fits in to many of the most popular Mac web publishing programs. RAGE Software offers a variety of [...]
MacVoices #7100 – Joe Kissell Fully Takes Control of Upgrading to Leopard
Joe Kissell is back, this time with no NDA restrictions, to give us a full look at his new book, Take Control of Upgrading to Leopard and his well-researched recommendations on the best methods to make the transition easier. Even though Apple does a great job of making transitions between major system software upgrades, there [...]
MacVoices #799 – Softpress Updates Web Publishing Tool Freeway for Leopard
If you’re not satisfied with the power of Apple’s iWeb, you should consider Freeway. Ian Schray, the U.S. Marketing Manager for Softpress discusses what the current version of Freeway, version 4, brings to the web publishing market. Approachability, standards-compliant code and an enthusiastic user community are all key advantages of Freeway, making it appropriate for [...]
MacVoices #797 – Roberto Baldwin of Talks About What He Brings to the Online Presence for Mac|Life
The new Online Editor for Mac|Life magazine, Roberto Baldwin, brings a rather unusual background to his new job: previously, he was a producer for the online celebrity news site and TV show TMZ. Robbie talks about how Macs were an integral part of TMZ’s rise to media power, gives us some hints about what is [...]
MacVoices #796 – Pat Fauquet Introduces MacMouseCalls and Shares Networking and Mail Connectivity Tips
Pat Fauquet introduces her new tech blog, MacMouseCalls, where she shares tips, tricks and troubleshooting wisdom gleaned from her experiences as the Senior Agent for Dr. Mac Consulting. Pat talks about why the site is the perfect way to illustrate the fixes for many of the problems Mac users can encounter, and what else she [...]
MacVoices #795 – Paul Kafasis of Rogue Amoeba Profiles Their Latest Product, Radioshift
Rogue Amoeba has a reputation for helping Mac users do useful things with audio, and their new product, Radioshift, is no exception. Rogue Amoeba CEO Paul Kafasis introduces the capabilities of Radioshift and how it gives the user access to those streams, but also the capability of recording those streams for listening at a more [...]
