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Editorial Calendar

The calendar below is subject to change at any time.
For editorial suggestions or questions contact editorial@mactech.com.
For advertising questions contact adsales@mactech.com.

We also have notes on prior issues.


15.09 Cover Story: Building Plug-ins for AfterEffects
             A whole new market for Photoshop plug-in developers.

September 99


     Also in this issue...
  • A Web Calendar with Lasso and FileMaker Pro
  • PDF Internals, All about the PDF Standard
  • Error Handling Code for Your Next Application

Ships end of August

Issue closed.


15.10 Cover Story: Extending the Power of REALbasic
             Creating plug-ins for REALbasic.

October 99


     Also in this issue...
  • Introducing Tango 2000
  • Review: Rebound 2.0!
  • Review: Tools Plus Pro 4.0

Issue ships end of September.

Advertising close: 08/27/99
Editorial suggestions close: closed
Article submissions close: 08/20/99


15.11 Cover Story: Introducing Mac OS 9
             Your co-pilot on the internet, Apple's New OS!

November 99


     Also in this issue...
  • All about QuickTime 4.0
  • LDAP Servers on the Macintosh
  • From Camcorder to Web, with Final Cut Pro & FireWire

Issue ships end of October.

Advertising close: 09/17/99
Editorial suggestions close: 08/27/99
Article submissions close: 09/10/99


15.12 Cover Story: Wireless on the Mac
             A network without wires, on the Mac!

December 99


     Also in this issue...
  • PowerManager 2.0
  • Review: DCon 1.0
  • AppleScript for Java

Issue ships end of November

Advertising close: 10/08/99
Editorial suggestions close: 09/17/99
Article submissions close: 10/01/99


16.01 Cover Story: Getting Started with Web Objects
             The Power Behind the Web, Programming with Web Objects

January 00

Issue ships end of December

Advertising close: 11/05/99
Editorial suggestions close: 10/15/99
Article submissions close: 10/29/99


16.02 Cover Story: Encryption Technologies
             An overview of Encryption Techniques for Mac Programmers

February 00


16.03 Cover Story: Traffic Control
             Tools and Techniques for managing high volume web sites on the Mac!

March 00


16.04 Cover Story: Quartz
             Apple's new Graphics and Imaging Technology

April 00


16.05 Cover Story: eCommerce on the Mac
             The tools and technologies for providing eCommerce, on the Mac!

May 00


16.06 Cover Story: QuickTime TV
             Serving QuickTime Channels on Macintosh

June 00


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