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Articles in May 2002 issue of Macworld

• Decisions, decisions: from new Macs to page-layout programs, choosing is tough. (From the Editor's Desk).
  by Lepage, Rick
• How suite it is. (Office Politics).
  by Michaels, Philip
• Nikon Cooplix 5000: solid 5-megapixel digital camera produces high-quality images. (Reviews).
  by Long, Ben
• Open Excel to the Web. (Secrets: Productivity).
  by Bradbury, James
• Flash forward. (Product Watch).
• Olympus E20N: professional feel, nice features, but slow performance. (Reviews).
  by Long, Ben
• Myth, magic, and mutton; Sheep, Myth III: The Wolf Age, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. (The Game Room).
  by Cohen, Peter (Swedish writer)
• Macs without limits. (Secrets: Productivity).
  by Brisbin, Shelly
• Time to dive into OS X? Publishing pros mull over the jump to OS X. (Mac Beat).
  by Stone, Terri
• Back Toolkit 3.0: basic OS X backup utility gets the job done--in spite of some quirks. (Reviews).
  by Pittelkau, Jeff
• Master Photoshop's vectors. (Secrets: Print Publishing).
  by Blatner, David
• QuarkXPress versus InDesign: the new versions are out. Which will win the hearts of designers?
  by Blatner, David
• Apple's fee fight: what's keeping QuickTime 6? (Mac Beat).
  by Linecker, Anton
• Final Cut Pro 3: solid update adds Mac OS X compatibility, limited real-time effects. (Reviews).
  by Heid, Jim
• Onadime Composer 1.4: intuitive video tool creates iTunes-like visuals. (Reviews).
  by Breen, Christopher
• Control ViaVoice. (Secrets: Productivity).
  by Pogue, David
• Four 4-megapixel digital cameras: high-resolution models from Canon and Olympus focus on portability, expanded controls. (Keller on Cameras).
  by Keller, Jeff
• RAM Doubler: is DDR RAM headed for the Mac? (Mac Beat).
  by Read, David
• After Effects 5.5: surprisingly significant update shows that if it ain't broke, you should fix it anyway. (Reviews).
  by Long, Ben
• FAXSTF X: fax application fails to make the connection. (Reviews).
  by Bradbury, James
• Many users, one Mac. (Secrets: Mac OS X).
  by Frakes, Dan
• Spies like us. (Weird Stuff).
  by Schmeiser, Lisa
• Eye-One Pro with Eye-One Match: GretagMacbeth provides easy-to-use color-management tools. (Reviews).
  by Fraser, Bruce
• The redesigned iMac: a flat-out winner? (The Readers Speak).
  by Michaels, Philip
• AXEL 1.5: basic package simplifies the creation of 3-D interactivity for the Web. (Reviews).
  by Lowrie, Matthew
• Discribe 5.0: CD-burning program's new tricks don't quite measure up. (Reviews).
  by Seff, Jonathan
• Taking flight: Q&A with Patrick Marchese. (Pro File).
  by Shalat, Andrew
• Rumor has it. (Click Here).
  by Michaels, Philip
• DeBabelizer Pro 5: old image-processing favorite returns to the Mac. (Reviews).
  by Long, Ben
• The fast crowd: how do Apple's speedy new Macs measure up?(Hardware Review)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Snell, Jason
• Open-source showdown: if you can't beat 'em, cheat 'em.
  by Ihnatko, Andy
• Going around in circles. (Mac Stuff).
  by Michaels, Philip
• Flash dance. (Cool Stuff).
  by Honan, Mathew
• Harmoni G3: processor upgrade delivers speed boost and FireWire to early iMacs. (Reviews).(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Galbraith, James
• Digital-hub revival. (Secrets: Mac 911).
  by Breen, Christopher
• Feedback.