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After Jing on the Mac, TechSmith has announced a version of their Camtasia Studio product for the Mac OS X platform!
Betsy Weber, Technical Evangelist at TechSmith mentions on her Visual Lounge blog that "Camtasia for Mac will be available on August 25! Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing more information and details with you about the release. Camtasia for Mac will have a special introductory price of $99, through the end of 2009. After that, the MSRP will be $149".
I'm sure looking forward to playing with this one!
Categories: camtasia, mac, techsmith
Labels: mac, office_mac
DesignScience announced that the new MathType version 6 for the Macintosh is now shipping. This is a major upgrade that adds support for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and Intel Macs, and Microsoft Office 2008. New features include TeX/LaTeX input, the ability to copy equations to and from Wikipedia, and more. MathType is the full-featured, professional version of the Equation Editor in Microsoft Office and many other products, and is used by math and science educators, engineers, research scientists, students and publishing professionals to include mathematical notation in printed documents, presentations and web pages.
Read the full press release on the DesignScience site...
Categories: mac, office_mac
Labels: mac, office_mac, powerpoint, staroffice
Plenty is being spoken and written about Sun's StarOffice 9 for Mac Beta. The office applications suite market on the Mac is dominated by Microsoft Office -- and their newest Office 2008 while powerful enough, still lags behind Microsoft Office for Windows. The removal of VBA from Office 2008 has also not been received too well. And while Microsoft has confirmed that VBA support will be back in the next release of Office for Mac, that reality might still take a year or more ahead to materialize.
So how does StarOffice 9 for Mac fare in its beta?
Peter Cohen at MacWorld reports that "the beta release is free; the release version of the application is currently priced at $69.95".
MacNN adds that "price isn’t the only criteria for evaluating software. Since so many people rely on and share Microsoft Office files, file compatibility can be crucial. Fortunately, Sun’s office suite shines in this area by supporting a variety of file formats ranging from ancient files such as WordPerfect and Quattro Pro files to the latest Microsoft Office 97/2000/XP/2007 file formats".
Categories: mac, office_mac, powerpoint, staroffice
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