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SYS-CON Media Presents "The 8 Issue" of MXDJ

Special August Issue of MXDJ, World's Leading Magazine for Macromedia Web Designers, Developers, Video Pros, and Graphic Artists
By Adobe News Desk
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August 17, 2005 09:30 AM EDT
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'The biggest software release in the history of Macromedia,' - namely Studio 8, launched August 8 Live on SYS-CON.TV - is the topic of a very special August issue of MX Developer's Journal, SYS-CON's world-beating magazine for Macromedia web designers, developers, video professionals, and graphic artists.

The issue contains a fantastic line-up of articles by MXDJ's editorial team and exclusive Q&A sessions with all four of the key members of the Macromedia team behind the product.

The articles cover every aspect of the new release, including:

Special Studio 8 Issue Editorial - by Jeremy Geelan 
Cover Feature: Studio 8 - An Overview - by Charles Brown
Studio 8 - Flash: The Evolution of Flash - by Arthur Phillips
Studio 8 - Flash 8 Professional - by Tom Green
Studio 8 - Dreamweaver 8 - by Elaine Harrell
Studio 8 - Fireworks 8

 - by Joyce Evans
Studio 8 - Contribute 3 - by Charles Brown
Studio 8 - FlashPaper 2 - by Jeremy Geelan
Studio 8 From the Inside - Q&A with Mike Downey, Jim Guerard, Maureen Keating, & Jennifer Taylor 
"Studio Hall of Fame" - by MXDJ News Desk
Director - My Magic 8-Ball Says - by Andrew Phelps

In a unique collaboration with Macromedia, the Special Studio 8 Issue is being made available in French, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese, in addition to the regular worldwide English language edition.

Copies will be widely available at MAX 2005, which is being held October 16-19, 2005, in the Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA.



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Flash vid kid 08/10/05 06:32:11 AM EDT

Despite the head start of Real, Windows Media and Quicktime formats, Flash appears to be catching up fast
Flash in Holland 08/10/05 05:58:03 AM EDT

The guys here at www.FlashFocus.nl have been hard at work to test each and every new feature in Flash 8 and Flash Player 8. They describe what they have uncovered in a series of articles. A great read for all Dutch Flashers.
Barnes 08/10/05 05:44:17 AM EDT

Scott Barnes is saying over at www.mossyblog.com that flash 8 IDE is all well and good, but where are the components?
Duty Editor 08/10/05 04:14:11 AM EDT

>>> Inquiry commented on the 10 Aug 2005:
>>>
>>> Does the Special Issue on 8 examime the
>>> reasons why Freehand was dropped from
>>> the product suite?

Indeed it does. In the exclusive Q&A session MXDJ conducted with 4 key Macromedia execs in conjunction with the launch of Studio 8, Jim Guerard - Vice President of Product Management and Product Marketing at Macromedia - was completely open when asked about that. Guerard says, in the Special Issue: "FreeHand was replaced by the addition of Contribute and FlashPaper to better fulfill the typical design-develop-maintain workflow needs of our customers. FreeHand is both an important and successful product, and will continue on as part of the Macromedia family of products."

Hope that helps.

Duty Editor
SYS-CON Media mxdj.sys-con.com
Inquiry 08/10/05 04:00:14 AM EDT

Does the Special Issue on 8 examime the reasons why Freehand was dropped from the product suite?