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Articles in Jan 5, 1998 issue of MacWeek

• Fujifilm readies DX-9 digital zoom camera
  by Kelly Ryer
• Symantec VisualPage moves to 1.1
• Vendors speed up CD-R, CD-RW drives
  by David Morgenstern
• Letters
• Vendors release G3 RAM upgrades
• Adobe takes stock of royalty-free library
  by Rebecca Gulick
• 3-D upgrades due at Macworld Expo; packages get new features
  by Rebecca Gulick
• Authoring tool ditches HTML; NetPulser uses Java exclusively
  by Andrea Dudrow
• Tracking G3 glitches while waiting for 1998's surprises
  by Ric Ford
• New import tool for Flash, Director
  by John Poultney
• Virtual PC 2.0 to boost emulation performance
  by David Morgenstern
• StarNine unveils WebStar 3 beta; upgrade gets new FTP, proxy servers
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• ISDN companies expand horizons
  by Clifford Colby
• Tenon to secure WebTen 2.0
• New York's Gray Lady takes to living color
  by Catherine LaCroix
• Linotype flatbed targets high end; new scanner designed for prepress users
  by Leander Kahney
• Digital watermarking tool no panacea for Web images
  by Bruce Fraser
• Open Door fills out network offerings; ShareWay IP, Log Door 2.0 join lineup
  by Andrea Dudrow
• FWB updates Hard Disk ToolKit
  by David Morgenstern
• Radius EditDV makes the cut
  by Jeff Glasse
• Apple faces a turning point for the Mac
• Plug-ins to add 3-D; Zaxwerks, Vertigo products to boost 2-D
  by Rebecca Gulick
• Explorer 4 for Mac to ship next week
  by Andrea Dudrow
• Mac OS 8.1 arrives
  by Clifford Colby
• What about my needs?
• G3 cards boost older Power Macs
  by Henry Norr
• DeBabelizer to get interface overhaul
  by John Poultney
• New AE plug-ins add tools, formats
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• MS suite spurs users to compare; ClarisWorks, RagTime among suite alternatives
  by April Streeter
• Mac-based sites with NT servers: Making the pieces fit
  by April Streeter
• Network traffic
• For the record
• Macworld to host projectors
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• StatView to cross platforms
  by John Poultney
• Prepress shop keeps Macs alive
  by Erik Sherman
• WebDoubler to bring proxy serving to Mac
  by Andrea Dudrow
• Apple says 22 million Macs are still in use
  by Leander Kahney
• HTML soars ahead with new features
  by Andrea Dudrow
• PowerLogix touts speedy G3 upgrades
  by David Morgenstern
• Utilities target new disk format
• ALSoft migrates data to HFS Plus
• Binuscan updates ColorPro
  by David Morgenstern
• ATI to boost performance of Xclaim 3D
  by Rebecca Gulick
• Solid Office 98 does the Mac proud
  by Henry Norr
• University's move to NT not without headaches
  by Erik Sherman
• 1998 Ad
• PowerTools sues UMAX, Apple
  by David Morgenstern
• Octopos prepares DV Studio 1394; Pro suite edits in real time
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• LibroSystems pencils in new Word editing tools
• Mac pragmatists look to NT as a complement
  by Erik Sherman
• FreeHand 8 draws near
  by Rebecca Gulick
• National Instruments ships new data-acquisition cards
  by John Poultney