When I badly needed to get my small business website up and running, I didn’t have the time, patience, or the bucks for the granddaddy of web programs like Dreamweaver. But when I cried for help, a fellow videographer turned me on to what could be considered the great grandson of Dreamweaver, RapidWeaver (RW). While not a Macromedia product, this little web development program, created by RealMac, should be something like the iWeb in the iLife suite.
Month: November 2005
MyMac Design for Non-designers
PhoneValet
Review
Looking to add single or multi-phone line messaging management via your Mac? The ability to record telephone conversations on your computer? Check out this review from Tim Robertson, as PhoneValet may be just what you have been missing.

Get Well, Keith Richards
Face it, the Rolling Stones are undeniably one of the best bands in the world. They got where they are by adapting the 50s
Read MoreRoxio Showcases Digital Entertainment-to-Go Capabilities of Toast at Macworld Expo
Roxio Showcases Digital Entertainment-to-Go Capabilities of Toast at Macworld Expo Demonstrations and Show Specials also Available on The Boom Box, Popcorn and New Standalone
Read MoreI Love My Mac now on iTunes Music Store
Daphne Kalfon’s Mac Anthem, “I Love My Macâ€, is available now as an exclusive international release on the iTunes Music Stores under The Lost
Read MoreWhere are the Apple Rumor lawsuits?
Where are the Apple Rumor lawsuits? Many of you will remember last year when Apple filed lawsuits against some Apple rumor sites. This year,
Read MoreWord of the Year
One of my thoughts on New Year’s Resolutions this year was to post to my blogspace here at MyMac on a regular basis, as
Read MoreMy New Audio E-zine: Excuse the Self Promotion
Last spring I blogged about rediscovering my passion for audio equipment. Well, the passion has turned into a full-fledged hobby in a financially safe
Read MoreThe Beatings will continue until Morale Improves
We are on the eve of another Macworld. As with previous years, speculation is rife with rumors (or rumours for our English friends) about
Read MoreInstead of selling full-length movies in iTunes, why not rent them?
As Macworld approaches many (including myself) are wondering what is Steve Jobs going to pull out of his sleeve this year? Some “experts†speculate
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The European Union for Beginners
Several correspondents at MyMac.com have referred to the European Union in their blogs and articles, but for many Americans the entire structure remains something
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Regime Change, Iran, 1953
It is often said that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. One striking story from recent history that we would do
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That Most Whacky time of Year!
Well folks, it’s over for another year. The Gifts have all been opened, (or returned, or set aside for ‘re-gifting’ purposes next year) The
Read MoreThe iPod meets Star Trek
So there are 4000 dollar speakers for your iPod, iPod baby jumpers, and even cases to make your iPod look like a cat. Later
Read MoreLooking forward and back…
There’s always hope in the new year. We can get some of our best inspiration by looking at what just happened. So here’s a
Read MoreEuropean GPS
On December 28 a Russian rocket boosted the Giove-A satellite into orbit from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. What was it for? The EU
Read More.Mac now with 1TB of Bandwidth!
This morning, I read an article at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) stating that .Mac now comes with 1 TERABYTE of bandwidth per month.
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Reflecting on 2005
2005 has been an interesting year, don’t you think? Pretty much everyone remembers where they were during 2005. Amazing. 2005 was the year the
Read MoreRegards To The Man of the Year
Bill and Melinda Gates, along with Bono, of U2 have been named Persons of the Year, by Time magazine, for 2005. It is not
Read MoreMacWorld Here I Come
Thanks to Tim and Nemo, I’ll be attending my first MacWorld conference, not only as a Mac user but as a writer and columnist.Â
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