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Articles in Feb 9, 1998 issue of MacWeek

• Media Composer 7.0 bolsters effects, audio
  by Leander Kahney
• Kodak and Canon develop pro camera; device offers high-speed image transfers
  by Kelly Ryer
• NAB battle brews as Apple confronts Windows NT challenge
  by John McIntosh
• ProVUE Development Inc
• Proteron speeds FileMaker Pro
  by John Poultney
• Getting the drop on files
  by David Morgenstern
• Avid posts record revenues
• Olympus D-600L
• HexMac to tie XPress, DHTML
  by Andrea Dudrow
• NetObjects Inc
• Frontier on new turf
  by Clifford Colby
• Happiness is a warm pie
• IBM, Motorola ready G4 chips
  by David Morgenstern
• Letters
• Tropix update features direct PDF previews
  by John Poultney
• Apple
• TextBridge Pro 8 raises accuracy
  by Marty Cortinas
• Now we are 32
  by David Morgenstern
• Apple goes about its business
• Philips ships camera and printer duo
  by Leander Kahney
• Adobe PageMill 3.0 on Web's horizon
  by Andrea Dudrow
• Microsoft Corp., Qualcomm Inc. and Lotus Development Corp
• Be preps versions for Pentium, PPC
  by Clifford Colby
• Storage bits and bytes
  by David Morgenstern
• DesignJet 455CA makes it big
  by Ben Long
• Newer G3 cards speed Power, UMAX clones
• MetaCreations to present Show
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• Apple
• STF enables Mac faxing via Internet
  by Marty Cortinas
• Mac OS 8.1 comes with networking, security issues
  by Ric Ford
• Mac PowerBuilder: no more updates
• Second Glance renews plug-ins
  by Rebecca Gulick
• Dreamweaver 1.0
• Posta 1.5 to tap PDF
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• Initio Wide Ultra card hits Mac
  by David Morgenstern
• Apple rethinks OS schedules, refines features
  by David Morgenstern
• For the record
• Macs making music: NAMM show debuts sound, music apps
  by John Poultney
• DSL may hold promise, but will it power the Internet?
  by Adam C. Engst
• Outlook Express 4.0
• 4-Sight hones fax app
  by Clifford Colby
• Mac multihoming: options proliferate
  by Andrea Dudrow
• Fuji's petite camera to yield 1.5M pixels
  by Matthew Rothenberg
• ViewSonic, Sony to roll out new projectors
  by Matthew Rothenberg
• Matt Petrowsky
• Data Hammer adds HTML
  by Leander Kahney
• Avid AV drives go pro
  by David Morgenstern
• QTVR tools get new publisher
• Callas reprises PDF plug-in tools
  by Rebecca Gulick
• Internet Explorer 4.0
• Falling prices open printer gap; lasers, inkjets compete to fill midrange market
  by Andrea Dudrow
• Quadrivio preps file editor
• Chroma preps search engine
  by John Poultney
• Canon to launch tiny DV camcorder
  by Leander Kahney
• Robin to build code-free CGIs
  by Joanna Pearlstein
• Gavel & Gown organizes lawyers; Amicus Team debuts on Mac
  by Marty Cortinas
• Retrospect 4.0 supports HFS Plus
  by John Poultney