Desktop
December 1st, 2007
The intricacies of every little action you can apply to your work are (or can be) collected in a macro-based workflow — sound or video movement, things floating or flying or scenes changing all actionable at a click once created or enacted as a preset.
February 1st, 2008
Two things have driven the uptake of technology in printing; speed and quality. We not only need the best results for our project, we often don't have the luxury of long periods of planning or execution.
March 1st, 2008
As a graphic artist, music mixing or composing might be an area you're just starting to dabble in. If you've installed iLife and played with GarageBand, you're in a good position to move up to Logic Studio.
April 12th, 2008
So what does OmniPage Pro 16 do that's worth shelling out as much as it costs for a low-spec PC? Publisher Nuance claims it's 46 percent faster than the previous version, and we clocked a full A4 page of text at around 20 seconds. If you convert so many documents with OCR that you can't afford to wait even that long you're better off paying an expensive software developer to build a proprietary system for you.
June 1st, 2008
The sample dataset we tested was about 14 gigabytes. Dragging it all to an external memory source took up to 40 minutes on an old G5 and up to 20 minutes on a recent model Intel Core iMac. Depending on the workload of the day Folder Synchronizer X backed everything up in between 20 and 60 seconds.
March 1st, 2009
Like many of the best Mac tools, Billings looks easy but has a considerable amount of power and detail behind it. Every step of adding clients, adding jobs to clients, adding tasks to jobs and then tracking them can be done with a single click and a bit of text.
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