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Articles in March 2004 issue of Macworld

• X11 lessons.(Feedback)
  by Akin, Jim
• Personal assistants.(Mac Gems)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Frakes, Dan
• Hot stuff.
• iBook G4s: familiar design, updated technology.(Reviews)
  by Norr, Henry
• Hardware beat.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• Catching up with Mac icon creator Susan Kare: behind the smile.(Mac Beat)
  by Weiss, David
• Problems with Panther.(Feedback)
  by Landau, Ted
• VectorWorks 10.5 9X.(Reviews)(Brief Article)
  by Miller, Greg
• DigitalFilm Tree puts editing app to work: Final Cut's Pros.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Cellini, Adelia
• Sonnet Aria extreme Wireless CardBus Card.(Reviews)(Brief Article)
  by Brisbin, Shelly
• Panther gets some backup.(Mac Beat)
  by Staff, Macworld
• Help desk: Mac OS X Hints.(Secrets)(OS X 10.3 DVD Player and Activity Monitor)
  by Griffiths, Rob
• Apple wasn't the only company that made news at Macworld Expo: beyond the digital hub.(Mac Beat)(Macromedia Inc.)
  by Seff, Jonathan
• Hands on: ahead of the curve.(Secrets)(Adobe Photoshop tricks for image enhancement)
  by Willmore, Ben
• Thanks, Cubed.(Feedback)(Sevices of CubeOwner.com being appreciated)
  by McFarland, David Sawyer
• HomeGuardian 2: Web-cam software works well but only in small areas.(Reviews)(Brief Article)
  by Battersby, Jeffery
• PageMaker makes way for InDesign.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Stone, Terri
• Keyboard virtual Instruments: Lounge Lizard EP-2 and B4 offer great sound but have a few visual quirks.(Reviews)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Leishman, David
• Geek Factor: develop Safari's power.(Secrets)
  by Smith, Dori
• Musically inclined.(From the Editor's Desk)(Editorial)
  by Snell, Jason
• Office 2004: first look.
  by Snell, Jason
• Rooting for the underdog.(Feedback)(Brief Article)
• Dymo LabelWriter 330 Turbo: label printer shines with excellent Mac support.(Reviews)(Brief Article)
  by Berger, Jennifer
• Natural selection.(Interview)(Brief Article)(Interview)
  by Shalat, Andrew
• Avid Xpress Pro: support for 24P film projects improves solid editing system.(Reviews)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Linecker, Anton
• Create: creative suite layers.(use of Adobe Illustrator CS and InDesign CS)
  by Cohen, Sandee
• Gods and generals.(The Game Room)
  by Cohen, Peter
• Studiometry 1.1: project manager for freelance designers simplifies some tasks.(Reviews)
  by Shalat, Andrew
• Game beat.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• Wireless input devices: cord-free mice and keyboards promise to set you free.(Reviews)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Honan, Mathew
• Working Mac: Word productivity.(Secrets)(Microsoft Word X)
  by Blatner, David
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• Readiris Pro 9: OCR application offers improved accuracy, has some quirks.(Reviews)
  by Breen, Christopher
• Storage beat.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• On sitcom set, Macs run the show: choice edits.(Mac Beat)(Final Cut Pro)(Brief Article)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Dalrymple, Jim
• Help desk: Mac 911.(Secrets)(Operating systems )
  by Breen, Christopher
• Think different, dang it.(Feedback)(Brief Article)
• Carrara Studio 3: moderately priced 3-D software has high-end features.(Reviews)
  by Long, Ben
• Multimedia beat.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• Mobile Mac: hop on a hotspot.(Secrets)
  by Gowan, Frith
• PowerBooks hinge on design.(Feedback)(Brief Article)
• Mariner Write 3.5 and Mariner Calc 5.2: strong applications undermined by inconsistent compatibility with Microsoft Office.(Reviews)
  by Battersby, Jeffery
• Productivity beat.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• Digital Hub: record streaming audio.(Secrets)(Desktop utilities)(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Heid, Jim
• Stand by your Mac.(Feedback)(Comparing your Power MAc G5 with Personal computers )
• 2004 Art Directors Invitational Master class.(ADIM)(Brief Article)
• iView MediaPro 2.0: asset manager is a professional designer's new best friend.(Reviews)
  by Shalat, Andrew
• Xserve gets faster chip; Xserve RAID boosts capacity: serving up the G5.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip