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Written by David Thompson
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Saturday, 12 December 2009 |
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When Apple released Final Cut Express HD, there were plenty of happy
users to hear about the new advances in the program. With the release
of any new application, users of previous versions and especially new
users now have to get themselves up to speed with the new program. With
a book like Lisa Branneis' Final Cut Express for Mac OS X, you can
learn the latest video editing program in short order. The 555-page
book cover topics ranging from the basic hardware requirements for
Final Cut Express HD to the more sophisticated elements such as
compositing, effects, transitions and rendering.
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Written by David Thompson
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Saturday, 12 December 2009 |
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In the early days of the web, there was only two main browsers
available which was Netscape's Navigator and Microsoft's Internet
Explorer. While Explorer managed to gain the majority of web surfers
over time, a new browser was in the works from the folks at Mozilla.
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Written by David Thompson
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Saturday, 16 August 2008 |
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Digital Filmmaking for Teens by Pete Shaner and Gerald Everett Jones can help get your teen up to speed on the latest
techniques and technology that they can utilize to get started in
filmmaking. With digital video hardware and software becoming more
affordable for the average consumer, this is a great time to learn how
to bring those movie making dreams to life.
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Written by David Thompson
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Tuesday, 12 August 2008 |
 With PHP-Nuke Garage, this is the next step in web design.
After you've built hundreds and maybe even thousands of web pages via
HTML, you've probably begun to notice how tedious and time consuming
manual updating can be. You have a firm grasp of how web design works,
the way scripts and multimedia programs can be used to improve your
website's interactivity but you now want something that you can
maintain yourself but not spend as much time on.
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Written by David Thompson
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Tuesday, 05 August 2008 |
 Encore DVD 2.0 is the latest DVD authoring solution from Adobe Systems.
Now, whether you are new to DVD authoring technology or you've done
work with previous authoring applications, Encore DVD 2.0 offers more
new features that you should learn so you can be more productive at
work as well as for your personal projects.
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Written by David Thompson
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008 |
 For those that are learning the latest version of Adobe Illustrator,
you may want to pick up "Adobe Illustrator CS2 Classroom in a Book."
The 454-page book covers the basics of Illustrator CS2 to the more
advanced techniques used by the pros. The book is broken down into 15
lessons.
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Written by John Tang
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Sunday, 25 May 2008 |
 Foundation ActionScript 3.0 with Flash CS3 and Flex by Steve Webster,
Todd Yard, and Sean McSharry is a very good book. It is definitely
worth its price. The authors provide interesting facts that make the
book interesting to read. For example, did you know that ActionScript
3.0 is based on ECMAScript Edition 4? This fact is not going to make
you a better programmer but they do make the reading more interesting.
The authors have a good sense of humor. They inject some funny lines to
make the reading less boring. Let's face it technical books can be very
dry.
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Written by David Thompson
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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Adobe Creative Suite 2 introduced a number of new features across the
number of products. If you don't keep up to date on the latest releases
of these products, you may find yourself falling quickly behind the
times. That's why Adobe Press published Adobe Creative Suite 2:
Classroom in a Book.
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Written by David Thompson
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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
 If you've ever thought about designing a website, then you?re probably
familiar with HTML (hyper text markup language). HTML is the easiest to
master quickly because many of the most used tags are easily remembered
and with WYSIWYG website design tools like Macromedia Dreamweaver,
Adobe GoLive and Microsoft FrontPage, there?s many ways a beginner can
choose to create their own website.
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