Karl-Peter Gottschalk: Software

That stuff that goes in your computer and lets you do things.

How A Gymnastics Coach Uses Macs And QuickTime... - August 31, 2002

as well as other software from Apple.
http://www.apple.com/creative/webpublishing/akihummel/

Photographer Uses iDVD and iPhoto Professionally. - August 31, 2002

This article is a good reminder that even though the free applications that come with Mac OS X&8212;iPhoto and iDVD&8212;are targeted at the non-professional market, they are perfectly useful to professionals as well.
http://www.apple.com/creative/videophoto/lindenphoto/

Film Editor Sharon Rutter On Final Cut Pro. - August 31, 2002

I have been reading up on Final Cut Pro and Apple&8217;s other moviemaking software tools, in anticipation of being able to make movies with a 17-inch iMac when it finally arrives. &160; &160; &160; Professional movie editors like Sharon Rutter use high-end PowerMacs, needless to say, but you can still do a helluva lot even with a humble iMac. especially if it has a decent monitor and a SuperDrive like the top-end iMac.
http://www.apple.com/creative/videophoto/sharonrutter/

New AOL Web Browser Based On Mozilla's Gecko. - August 28, 2002

For the web designers and developers who read this weblog, don&8217;t forget that the new version of AOL&8217;s web browser is built using Gecko, the page rendering engine made by the open source developers at Mozilla.org. &160; &160; &160; If you use Mozilla as your main web browser when building web sites, then you willl have a pretty good idea how your pages will work for AOL&8217;s millions of users all around the world.
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100271/categories/software/2002/08/28.html#a631

Mozilla 1.1 Web Browser Out: Reviews Mixed. - August 28, 2002

According to News.com developers&8217; responses have been mixed, but hell, I am going to download and use the latest version of the open source Mozilla web browser anyway. It can&8217;t be any worse than Internet Exploder.
http://rss.com.com/2100-1023-955617.html

According To Its Creator, Lotus Notes Is Dead. - August 28, 2002

InforWorld&8217;s Steve Gillmor has a semi-humourous story about Lotus Notes being pronounced dead by its creator Ray Ozzie now that we have entered the era of IM and weblogs.
http://staging.infoworld.com/articles/op/xml/02/08/26/020826opcurve.xml?Template=/storypag...

Microsoft Security Problems: So What Else Is New - August 24, 2002

Yawn, yet another major security hole the size of Manhattan in various Microsoft products. &160; &160; &160; &8220;The Office-related programs vulnerable to attacks include Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, Money 2002, Money 2003, Project 2002, as well as server software related to such client software,&8221; Microsoft said.
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-954973.html?tag=fd_top

Talking About Opera. - August 23, 2002

Jeffery Zeldman has some thoughts about the Opera web browser and its coming support for the W3C DOM. &160; &160; &160; Opera is a pretty good web browser, in either its free version wiuth banner ads or the paid one where the banner ads are no longer there in the interface. But its lack of support for the DOM has been a real deal breaker, and has meant it has been of little value for most users. I use Internet Exploder for testing my web page designs, not Opera, because of this nonexistent..
http://www.zeldman.com/daily/0802c.html#rust

Opera: The Fat Lady Just Screamed. - August 23, 2002

Goddamn! The Opera web browser that I use in writing this weblog just quit. Opera is developing the same bad habits that Internet Exploder exhibits all the time.
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100271/categories/software/2002/08/23.html#a610