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Welcome
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Dear Macintosh professionals,
fans and users around the world,
Home to a faculty of innovators who look forward to dazzling and delighting you with an impressive array of tips, tricks and techniques,
Macworld Conference & Expo continues to rock with innovation. This year’s conference offers a plethora of new sessions in addition to
updated, must attend favorites, new faculty members and new subject areas. There is something for everyone at The Moscone Center
in 2006.
A few highlights I’d like to share:
◆ New! Market Symposiums – exciting day long events to discuss the unique needs of K-12 Educators, Small Business owners,
Art Directors, New Media Artists and the exploding world of podcasting. If you are in one of these markets, you don’t want to
miss these meetings of the minds. Page 18
◆ Power Tools – take your skills to new heights with the products you rely on most in any of the 16 new and updated two-day
conferences. Page 9
◆ Users Conference – become an OS X Tiger Power User, demystify Digital Photography and Digital Video, and stimulate your
creativity in one of these 30 amazing new professional and prosumer sessions. Page 16
◆ MacIT® Conference – be a part of the largest gathering of Mac IT professionals in the world with 45 hot new sessions
exploring the state of the art in Enterprise implementations of Apple technology. Page 14
Additional Feature Presentations, Birds-of-a-Feather sessions and impromptu lunchtime debates make Macworld an exciting and
productive week for all Macintosh users. I invite you to enhance your knowledge and have fun going inside the technology that
continues to change the world, innovation by innovation.
Sincerely,
Paul Kent
Conference Chairperson
Macworld Conference & Expo
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Overview
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Table of Contents:
Welcome
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Exposition:
Event Highlights
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Digital Photography Day
5
Exhibit Hall
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Week-@-a-Glance
7
Education:
Keynote & Feature Presentations*
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Power Tools Conferences
9
MacIT Conference
14
Users Conference
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Market Symposiums
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Hands-on MacLabs
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Macworld Conference & Expo
is your Opportunity to:
◆ Discover how to run your Mac
more efficiently
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◆ Enhance your knowledge of the
most-widely used tools currently
available
Hotel & Travel Information
24
Event Terms & Conditions
25
Conference Packages
26
Registration Form
27
* The Keynote is open to Combination Packages, MacIT, Users, Power Tools, Market Symposiums, and
Hands-on MacLabs attendees ONLY. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis except for Combination
Package attendees - who have access to priority Keynote and Feature Presentation seating.
◆ Demo newly announced products
in our interactive Exhibit Hall
◆ Find a unique atmosphere offering
forums and other opportunities to
network with like-minded Mac
enthusiasts and professionals
◆ Be a part of the must attend event
for you and fellow Macintosh
innovators
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EventHighlights
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Macworld Conference & Expo’s Event Highlights are open to all registered
attendees helping you to make the most out of your Exhibit Hall Experience.
New at Macworld Conference & Expo!
Technical &
Community
Resources
Education
Macworld 2006 Auto Show
Ever wondered how to install your iPod and/or your Mac
in your vehicle or wanted to preview vehicles already
equipped with the iPod? The Macworld Auto Show will
have cars from leading manufacturers showcasing the latest in iPod
integration as well as cars highlighting after-market custom iPod
docks, complete computer systems using the Mac Mini, and more.
Find your next iPod integration solution here and get your questions
answered by the experts.
Music & Audio Pavilion
Explore a complete line of music and audio listening
and production software that will allow you to create
your own universe of options, from podcasting playlists
to producing and distributing your own music and audio
productions. The Music & Audio Pavilion will also offer special events
and attractions highlighting making and listening to music via the
Macintosh platform.
Dream Studio
Berklee College presents its “Dream Studio,” a
state-of-the-art music studio filled with Mac hardware
and software to help bring your musical visions to life.
This Exhibit Hall attraction will also feature a self-guided
tour, music production demonstrations and daily lectures
by Berklee faculty.
Sponsored by:
Macworld and
Berklee Music Festival
Macworld Conference & Expo and the Berklee College
of Music invite you to experience several nights of live
performances featuring local artists who compose and produce their
works on the Mac. Performances representing different musical
genres will take place in local San Francisco venues during the
week of Macworld Conference & Expo. Visit macworldexpo.com in
mid-October for information on performers, venues, dates and times.
Music & Audio
Taste of the Conference
Macworld Conference & Expo features over 20 hours
of free education for you to enjoy. Get a taste of what
goes on in our world-class conference programs by attending these
complimentary lectures. Topics will cover getting the most from your
iPod, special classes for people new to the Mac, fun and imaginative
ways to use your Mac, and how the Mac enables the “artistically
challenged.”
Macworld Best of Show Awards
Looking for the hottest new products available for the
Macintosh? Find these exciting and innovative products
in the Exhibit Hall by looking for the Macworld Best of Show logo
hanging in selected exhibitor booths. The Macworld Best of Show
Awards represent an honor highly coveted within the Macintosh
industry. Macworld’s editors choose winners from products that are
making a public debut at Macworld Conference & Expo or may have
recently been introduced.
Internet Café
Located in the Exhibit Hall, the Internet Café offers
a comfortable setting to check your e-mail, surf the
Internet, grab a snack or a cup of coffee, chat with your friends and
colleagues, or just relax.
Macintosh User Group Booth
User Groups are one of the best resources Macintosh
users of all experience levels have. Hundreds of groups
around the world offer training, information, resources and fellowship
to members both local and global. The User Group Booth will feature
a rotating slate of exhibiting user groups and presentations on what
they can offer you!
Apple Consultants Network Free Technical Advice!
Get help directly from the experts at one of the most
popular resource areas at Macworld Conference & Expo, the Apple
Consultants Network counter. Members of the Apple Consultants
Network are independent consultants, trainers and resellers
specializing in Apple products and solutions offering free technical
support to all attendees!
Brought to you by:
Download free music from the Music Festival to
your iPod at the Berklee Dream Studio in the Music &
Audio Pavilion.
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EventHighlights
Macworld Conference &
Expo Guided Tours
Find the products, services, solutions and companies
you’re looking for with the help of the Apple User Group Volunteers.
Whether you are a new attendee to Macworld Conference & Expo or
a returning Mac user, these knowledgeable guides will assess your
needs and escort you right to what’s hot, help you find seats for floor
demonstrations, and bring you to the experts who have the answers
to your questions. We urge you to take advantage of this invaluable
free service!
User Group Lounge
Get up close and personal with the people who make the
Macintosh community exciting and dynamic in the User
Group Lounge. A diverse roster of well-known columnists, authors,
community leaders and Macintosh personalities meet with Mac
enthusiasts in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. This is your chance to
get to know the decision-makers on a first-name basis. While there,
locate your local Macintosh user group and find out why you should
be involved.
Digital
Photography
Day
Tuesday, January 10 OR
Wednesday, January 11
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
This is your chance to improve your digital photography skills in
Special Interest Pavilions
one day under the instruction of top-notch industry photographers.
The Special Interest Pavilions have long featured
up-and-coming companies and showcased technologies.
get advice on editing your masterpiece on the Mac in a “Digital
Attendees with particular interests can experience first-hand the
very latest Macintosh technology for specific market segments in a
cohesive setting. Segments include:
• Digital Media, Multimedia & Publishing Solutions
• Enterprise & Business Solutions
• Developer Tools, Networking & Server Solutions
• Education, SciTech & Assistive Technology
Participate in a “Photo Safari” shoot around San Francisco, and
Darkroom Session.” Attendees may bring their own camera and
equipment or use the professional grade cameras that will be
provided (limited quantities available). Thirty Photographers can
sign up for either the Professional or Novice program. See page 26
for registration package details.
Agenda for both the Professional and Novice Class:
• Classroom Instruction
• Outdoor shooting
Macintosh Gaming Area
The Macintosh Gaming area offers you the opportunity
to discover why gaming on the Mac is the best it’s ever
been! Experience gaming hands-on in the Mac OS X Game Arcade.
Join top game publishers as they reveal the best new titles for Mac
OS X and showcase the hottest new games in the Mac Gaming
Theater.
• Indoor lighting and shooting
• Downloading and Critique
• Editing
Sponsored by:
*Event Highlights are FREE and OPEN to ALL attendees on a first-come,
first served basis.
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Exhibit Hall
Macworld provides the #1 venue to
explore a myriad of resources for Mac
users and demo thousands of products
and services first-hand. The Exhibit Hall is
the place to meet with the companies that
have your next Mac solution on hand!
Interested in showcasing your products and services
to thousands of Mac professionals and prosumers?
Contact your Macworld Account Manager today:
Companies A - H
Companies I - Z
(508) 424-4839
Annie Rice
(508) 424-4804
Ron Moreau
[email protected]
.com Solutions Inc
@Last Software, Inc.
A1 Quality Products
Academy of Art University
ACARD Technology Corp
AcctVantage
ADS Tech
AEC Software
AJA Video Systems, Inc
Allume Systems, Inc
Alpine Electronics of America
Alsoft, Inc
Altec Lansing
AMCC Storage
Andescotia LLC
Anthro Corporation
Atempo
Atto Technology, Inc
Audible
auto-des-sys, Inc
B&H Photo Video Pro Audio
BakBone Software
Battery Technology
Beezwax Datatools, Inc
Belkin Corporation
Better Energy Systems
Cableyoyo
Bonus Resources Ltd.
Brenthaven Computer Cases
Brigadoon Software, Inc
Brother
Canon USA, Inc
Captureworks, Inc.
Carina Software
Casauri
Centrify Corp
Centurion Technologies, Inc
Avery/Chronos
Circus Ponies Software, Inc
Colout Press Inc.
Stalker Software
Contour Design, Inc
Creation Engine Inc
Crumpler
Crumpler
CRYPTOCard Corp.
Cyber Acoustics
Data Video
Delapod by Delarew Designs
Delicious Monster Software
Dension USA
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO)
Disc Makers
Dr Bott
Drive Savers Data Recovery
Logic 3
Eizo Nanao Technologies Inc
Eleksen Limited
Elgato
EMC Dantz
eMedia Music
Endicia
Ensign Systems, Inc
Epson America, Inc
Equinux USA Inc
Etymotic Research
Exabyte Corporation
Extensis Inc.
Annie’s House of Software
FileMaker, Inc.
FileWave (USA), Inc
FirmTek
Fujitsu Computer Products of
America
G-Tech
GeeThree
GizMac Accessories
GizmoLab, Inc
GriffinTechnologies
Griffin Technology
Group Logic Inc
GTCO CalComp
Guitar Center
Gyms Pacific
Harman Multimedia
Hash, Inc
Hewlett-Packard Company
Hoodman Corp
LiveWorship
I.R.I.S.
IdN Magazine
iKlear/Meridrew Enterprises
IMSI
Insider Software, Inc.
Intego
IntelliScanner
Intuit, Inc
IOGEAR, Inc
iPort
Kano Technologies
Kensington
Kerio Technologies Inc.
KeySpan
LaCie Ltd
Lifepod, LLC
Light Crafts
Lingo Systems
Logitech
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LOWEL-LIGHT Mfg, Inc
LQ Graphics
lynda.com
MacDirectory
Mace Group/Macally Peripherals
MacMice
Macro Enter Corp
MacSpeech
MacWireless.com
Macworld Magazine
Magic Media, Inc
Mariner Software
Market Circle
Matias Corporation
Maxtor
MemoryMiner
Meridian Cyber Solutions, Inc
Micromat, Inc
Microsoft
Microspot Ltd
Mindjet
Mindwrap, Inc
Mophie Inc
Musitek
Nada-Chair
Nexstar
Nik Multimedia, Inc.
Nikon Inc
Noble Enterprises, LTD
Noren Products
NovaMind
Now Software
NYKO Technologies
O’Reilly Media
OakTree Software, Inc
iScienceProject c/o
Onset Computer Corp.
Other World Computing
Pacific Rim Technologies
Peachpit Press
Pelican Products
Pitsco Lego Dacta
Portlock
Primera Tech
Printroom.com
ProClip USA, Inc.
ProjectWizards
Prosoft Engineering
QLogic Corporation
Quark
R-Quest Technologies, LLC
RadTech
Rain Design Inc
Ratoc Systems, Inc
[email protected]
Razer USA
RealMac Software
Research In Motion
Rivet International
Rogue Amoeba Software
Roxio, a division of Sonic Solutions
San Francisco State University
Sassafras Software Inc
Scosche Industries
Seiko Instruments USA, Inc
Shaun Jackson Design
Shure Incorporated
Skellycase
SMART Technologies
SmileOnMyMac, LLC
Snowmint Creative Solutions LLC
SoftRAID LLC
Software MacKiev
Sonnet Technologies, Inc
Sorenson Media
Starry Night (A division of Imaginova)
Startly Technologies dba
CE Software
Sumo Cases
Targus
TASCAM
TechRestore, Inc
Tekkeon, Inc
The MacXprts Network
The Omni Group
Think4inc.com
ThinkFree
Thomson ResearchSOFT
Timbuk2 Designs
TOLIS Group, Inc
Tucano USA, Inc.
Tunebelt
Tunewear
Ultimate Ears
Unitek Computer Stores
Version Tracker
VectorWorks by Nemetschek
North America
Videx, Inc.
VTC
WiebeTech LLC
John Wiley & Sons, Inc
X-Rite, Inc
Xerox Corporation
XtremeMac
ZCover
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Week @-a-Glance
Monday
January 9
- Z
Tuesday
January 10
Wednesday
January 11
Thursday
January 12
Friday
January 13
9:30 AM
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10:30 AM
9:30 AM
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10:00 AM
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9:00 AM
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10:30 AM
Keynote*
com
Feature
Presentations
11:30 AM
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12:45 AM
11:00 AM
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6:00 PM
10:30 AM
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5:30 PM
MacIT ® Conference
1:15 PM
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5:45 PM
10:30 AM
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5:00 PM
Users Conference
11:00 AM
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5:30 PM
11:00 AM
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4:45 PM
Power Tools
Conferences
9:00 AM
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5:00 PM
11:00 AM
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5:00 PM
10:00 AM
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11:00 AM
9:00 AM
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12:15 PM
Hands-on MacLabs
8:30 AM
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5:00 PM
Market Symposium
10:00 AM
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5:00 PM
9:00 AM
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5:00 PM
Digital
Photography Day
9:00 AM
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5:00 PM
6:00 PM
–
7:00 PM
Birds-of-a-Feather
Meetings
Exhibit Hall
11:00 AM
–
6:00 PM
10:00 AM
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6:00 PM
10:00 AM
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6:00 PM
10:00 AM
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4:00 PM
On-Site Conference
Registration Hours
8:00 AM
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8:00 PM
6:00 AM
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6:00 PM
8:00 AM
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4:00 PM
8:00 AM
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4:00 PM
8:00 AM
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12:00 PM
On-Site Exhibit Hall
Registration Hours
8:00 AM
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6:00 PM
9:00 AM
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6:00 PM
8:00 AM
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6:00 PM
8:00 AM
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6:00 PM
8:00 AM
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3:00 PM
* The Keynote is open to Combination Packages, MacIT, Users, Power Tools, Market Symposiums and Hands-on MacLabs attendees ONLY.
Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis except for Combination Package attendees-who have access to priority Keynote and Feature Presentation seating.
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Keynote&FeaturePresentations Keynote
Tuesday, January 10
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Come join us for the Macworld Conference & Expo Keynote, which
has a long-standing tradition of delivering a high-powered message
that sets the pace for the future of the Mac OS platform.
Macworld Live! with David Pogue
9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Move over Letterman, Leno and Conan New York Times technology columnist and Mac
industry luminary David Pogue returns to Macworld
to host our very own talk show. The news of the day,
exciting guests, David’s famous song parodies and plenty of surprises
await you as Macworld Live debuts in San Francisco!
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MacBrainiac Challenge
Hosted by Christopher Breen,
Contributing Editor, Macworld Magazine
Thursday, January 12
9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Join us at Macworld Conference & Expo’s
MacBrainiac Challenge for an entertaining
presentation of OS X, Mac and other geek trivia!
With two consecutive wins, Jason Snell’s Macworld
Magazine team may be on their way to a dynasty. Will this year’s
challenger knock them off their nerdly throne? Be in the audience
as industry personality Chris Breen hosts Macworld’s zany, live quiz
show! You’ll enjoy fun, laughs and a trip down Macintosh Memory
Lane as our two teams, comprised of highly notable Mac personalities, match wits to decide who is THE MacBrainiac!
The Russell Brown Power Hour
Russell Brown, Creative Director, Adobe, Inc.
DROIDMAKER
Friday, January 13
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Back by popular demand! Yes, Russell returns to
Macworld! Mr. Brown will kick off the hour with
virtuoso style and classic theatre. Prepare for an
“altered” view of Photoshop, guaranteed to make
you smile. Russell will take you on a wild and wacky ride through
some of the key new features found in Photoshop CS. In his own
unique (ahem!) style, he will cover some of his favorite new features
and reveal amazing ways to use them. Make sure this event is on
your schedule.
Michael Rubin,
Author, DROIDMAKER: George Lucas and the Digital Revolution
Many have a sense that Lucas was a technology
pioneer, but exactly what did he do and why did he
do it? The remarkable tools we have on every Mac
began as revolutionary notions in the late ’60s,
from radicals like Lucas and his friend Francis Coppola. Concurrent
with the making of Empire Strikes Back, Lucas launched research
so prolific, and yet so private, that few realize its impact on editing,
audio, videogames and computer graphics. Steve Jobs’ vision brought
these tools to the masses, but it was Star Wars that catalysed a
generation. Author Michael Rubin returns to Macworld to spin a tale
of movies, technology and friendships.
The Podcast Economy
Chris Pirillo,
President, Lockergnome.com
Friday, January 13
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Internet Radio? Citizen-based Audio Journalism?
The “new” Spam? Industry visionary Chris Pirillo
presents his insights on the rise of the Podcasting
phenomenon: the societal impact and the economic
opportunities that have arisen in its wake. From his unique vantage
point as one of the pioneers of RSS-based business models, Chris
brings a wealth of insight and practical advice with him that will
inspire you, challenge your perceptions and shed reality on where
Podcasting is today and where it can go tomorrow. Look beyond the
iPod/iTunes implications, and gain a unique perspective on “the big
picture” that Podcasting represents.
*The Keynote is open to Combination Packages, MacIT, Users, Power Tools, Market Symposiums, and
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Participate in one of these conferences and you will benefit from two days
of intensive training on your favorite application or tool, interact one-on-one
with your peers, and tap the minds of industry experts. Each session builds
on the next; so pick one topic and immerse yourself for two days! For more
information, visit macworldexpo.com/powertools.
Series 1
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Dreamweaver
Dave McFarland,
President, Sawyer McFarland Media, Inc.
Designed specifically for the intermediate Dreamweaver user, this two-day
conference will explore advanced Web design concepts and show you how
to exploit Dreamweaver 8’s sophisticated (and long) list of features. Cross
the technical divide and build Web sites that not only look good, but work
well. Work faster and smarter, and in the process, learn the joys of visual
Web design.
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Dreamweaver 8:
What’s New and What’s Hot
u Dreamweaver Power Hour
u Cascading Style Sheet Tips
and Tricks
u Advanced CSS Techniques
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Templates a Go-Go
u Dreamweaver and the
Dynamic Web
u XML, XSLT & What
Dreamweaver 8
Can do About it
u Page Layout with Cascading
Style Sheets
PB
DVD Studio Pro 4
Bruce Nazarian,
“The DVD Guy,” President, Gnome Digital Media; Webmaster,
recipe4dvd.com
Explore DVD Studio Pro 4, the newest revision of Apple’s professional DVD
authoring application, with “the DVD Guy” Bruce Nazarian himself. DVD
Studio Pro 4 builds on the simplicity and ease-of-use of DVD Studio Pro 2
and 3, which has won converts from other platforms, and adds many new
and innovative authoring features that make creative DVDs even easier to
make, including 454 features that allow you to be among the first to create
HD-DVDs.
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u DVD Studio Pro 4 –
u Making Menus and Photoshop
u Preparing Video and
u Advanced Topics–Hybri
The Basics and Q&A
Audio Assets
u Beyond the Basics –
Authoring a DVD
u Build, Burn and Deliver –
DVD-R, DLT and more
PC
Mastering the Adobe Creative Suite 2
Sandee Cohen, Author and Consultant
Steve Werner, Author, Consultant and Trainer
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tips for Killer DVD Images
DVDs, DVD@ccess, HD–DVD
u Scripting for DVD Studio Pro 4
(2 and 3 also)
u DVD Studio Pro Experts
Panel Q&A
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
This 2-Day Conference features power-user tips and tricks for working
with the new CS2 versions of Bridge, Version Cue, Photoshop, Illustrator,
InDesign, Acrobat, and GoLive. In addition, special sessions will cover how to
make all the applications work together in one seamless mega-application.
u Adobe Bridge and Interface
The release of Adobe’s Creative Suite 2, gives designers and other creative
professionals a complete environment to create and publish the most
advanced and exciting print, Web, and interactive PDF documents.
u Mastering Transparency
u Preflight and Printing
u Type Magic
u Moving to the Web
PD
Professional Photoshop
Michael Ninness, Executive Director, Lynda.com
Kevin O’Conner, Color Managment & Publishing, Workflow
Consulting
Get up to speed on Photoshop’s new features and learn from Photoshop
master Michael Ninness and friends their favorite techniques for retouching,
compositing, effects, and anything else you need to get your images looking
the way you want them to. Photoshop has changed the lives of thousands
of graphics and creative professionals and these jam-packed two days are
perfect for: graphic designers, photographers, Web designers, educators,
print shops, ad agencies, publications, art directors, and anyone else who
needs to stay on top of all the latest Photoshop tips and techniques.
Tips and Tricks
u Photoshop, Illustrator and
InDesign
u The Power of PDF
u Version Cue
u Colors and Color Management
u Productive Styling
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Photoshop Power Shortcuts
u Digital Imaging Essentials
u Digital Darkroom Techniques
u Adobe Bridge & the Camera
u Raw Workflow
u Get it Sharp!
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Real World Masking &
Compositing
u Professional Portrait
Retouching
u Black & White and
Color Effects
u Great Color from your
Ink Jet Printer
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FileMaker
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
John Mark Osborne, Owner/President, Database Pros
FileMaker Pro 7 is a revolutionary redesign of the FileMaker Pro product
line. With hundreds of new features, an overhauled server product and
advanced Web publishing technologies, FileMaker Pro 7 is a completely new
product. FileMaker Pro 8 continues the paradigm shift with significant new
features like script variables, Save Records as PDF, and the GetNthRecord
function. Come see the best known FileMaker expert in the world speak
about FileMaker Pro 7 and 8 new features, design process, relational design,
scripting and calculations. Discover all this and more via a continuous
example used throughout the entire conference.
PF
Video Compression
u New FileMaker 8 Features
u Scripting and Calculations II
u Data Modeling and
u Advanced Techniques
Relational Design
u Relational Design II
and Reporting
u Scripting and Calculations
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Ben Waggoner, Founder, Ben Waggoner Digital
Learn the ins and outs of doing video compression for the Mac professional.
We'll start with the basics of codecs and how they work and then progress
to the tips and tricks for how to make great video. Formats to be covered
include QuickTime, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, Flash, and Windows Media.
Tools to be covered include Compression Master, Squeeze, Compressor,
Cleaner, and QuickTime Pro. Bring some sample source files on CD-R or
DVD-R and a project spec and they might be picked for an in-class tutorial.
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Introduction
u Video and Compression
u Fundamentals
u Video and Audio Capture
u Preprocessing
u QuickTime Intro
u QuickTime Codec
u Compressor 2
u Cleaner 6
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Producing and Editing Video for
Optimum Compression
u MPEG-4
u Compression Master
u Squeeze
u MPEG-1
u MPEG-2
u Flash Video
u RealMedia
u Windows Media
u Resource for Learning More
PG
Working Wireless Networks
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Bill Wiecking, Volcano Wireless Networks
Learn how best to design, install and administer wireless networks at home,
in the office or on large campuses. You will be guided through the best way
to run a wireless network, how to minimize wireless security issues using
cutting-edge methods to make your network safe, secure and reliable. You
don’t need to be an expert to gain from this conference, but you will feel like
one afterwards.
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Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Wireless Basics
u Wireless Security Basics
u Wireless Setup/Case-Studies
u Advanced Wireless Security
u Survey Work: Scanners,
u Extreme Wireless
Network Issues and
Interference
Please Note:
Session topics and speakers are subject to change. See macworldexpo.com/powertools for the most up-to-date information.
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Mac OS X Server - Advanced Concepts
and Administration
Schoun P. Regan, CEO , The Mac Trainers Inc.
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Discover Mac OS X Server and it’s evolution into a truly robust and scalable
server. In order to take advantage of its full potential, one must understand
how to properly install, setup and configure not only the server itself, but all
the subsequent services that run on top of it.
u RAID Overview
u Account Management
u Mac OS X Server Installation
u QuickTime Streaming Server
This highly customized course is designed to educate you on the proper
methods of installation, setup and service configuration with a constant
eye towards security. We’ll focus on configuration from both the GUI and
the command line, with no direct access to the server itself-very similar
to an Xserve with no video card and no physical access. We’ll cover RAID
arrays and the Directory Services pieces of Mac OS X Server, including LDAP,
Kerberos KDC, Password Server, Access Control Lists, and server replication.
Learn how to properly set up the many services Mac OS X Server offers for a
variety of environments.
u DNS
and Configuration
u Network Support
u Open Directory
u Security and Mac OS X Server
u Mail, Web and iChat
u NetBoot and Software
Update Services
u File Sharing
u Additional Network Services
Even if you’ve dealt with Mac OS X Server in the past, you’ll come away with
a better understanding of how all the pieces fit together and how to properly
deploy Mac OS X Server within your organization.
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HD Video Production and Workflow
Frederic Haubrich, Filmmaker & President,, Lumiere Media
This two-day course will review specific workflows in detail based on their
final delivery scenarios whether film, broadcast, Web or DVD. In-depth
shooting methods using the latest HD cameras available will also be
reviewed. Applications from Final Cut Studio, including Final Cut Pro,
Soundtrack Pro, Live Type, Motion, Cinema Tools, Compressor and DVD
Studio Pro will be utilized throughout the course on an independent feature
film shot in HD. Other topics will include shooting for 2.35:1 cinemascope
ratio, de-interlacing, 50i and 60i to 24p, film-like filters, syncing dual system
audio, online/offline editing and 2-3 Pulldown. Free valuable takeaways on
HD formats, broadcast requirements, and tips and tricks will be available to
attendees.
Monday, January 9
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Overview of HD Acquisition
Formats and Equipment
u Shooting in HD
u HD Editing Solution
Configurations (FCP only)
u Safety Measures
u HD Codecs
u Choosing, Mapping & Testing
your Workflow
u Assistant Editor Tasks
Tuesday, January 10
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
u Adding Graphics and
Animation with
Live Type and Motion
u Audio and Soundtrack Pro
u Planning for a Film-Out
or 24p DVD
u Compressor
u Customizing DVD Studio Pro
for your Needs
u Other HD Delivery Solutions
u HD Editing in FCP
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Mastering Logic
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
David Mash, Vice President of Information Technology,
Berklee College of Music
This conference will guide participants through the complete music
production process using Logic, the powerful music production tool from
Apple. In over two information packed days, you’ll learn to configure your
system, record MIDI and audio, use software instruments and DSP plug-ins,
and mix and master your music – using the many cool tools included with
Logic. We’ll dig into some of the deeper topics in Logic such as using the
environment, key commands, screen sets and more. Taught by educational
leaders from the reknown Berklee College of Music, this conference is
designed for musicians who want to record and produce their music using
Logic.
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Flash 8: Out of the Box
u Overview
u Signal Flow in Logic
Discover the impressive new degree of expressiveness Flash 8 brings to
Macromedia’s flagship animation and interactive development tool. Dramatic
new features, such as runtime filter effects and alpha-channel support in
masks and video, are exciting the interactive and design communities. Learn
to reach creative heights with Flash 8 that were unimaginable with previous
versions of the tool.
This two-day conference will look at some of Flash 8’s most compelling
new features such as vastly improved type handling, better animation and
artistic tools and improved streaming video and audio. We’ll also look at the
powerful new features of ActionScript 2.0 and how ActionScript will take
your projects to new levels of power and flexibility.
u The Music Production Process
with Logic
u Recording in Logic
u Plug-ins
u Questions and Answers,
Day One Wrap Up
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Rich Shupe, Principal, FMA
10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
u Interface and Application
Improvements
u New Drawing Power
10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
u ActionScript for Everyone
u Bitmap Magic with the
BitmapData Class
u Add Life to Animations with
u Uploading and Downloading
u Video: Better, Smaller and
u Communicating Beyond the
u Express Yourself: Runtime
u Extending Flash
u Filters and Blend Modes
u FlashLite for Mobile Devices
Custom Easing Controls
More Powerful
with Flash.net
SWF with External Interface
u Finally, 8-bit Masks!
Expand your abilities by adding the new features of Flash MX 2004 and
ActionScript 2.0, to your digital toolbox. Use these new tools to build the
most powerful Flash media possible and become “The Ultimate Flash
Professional!”
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Adobe Acrobat
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hal Hinderliter, Author, Lecturer & Consultant,
Hal Hinderliter Consulting Services
New features and new workflows will be the focus of this fast-paced look
at Adobe’s newest Acrobat. We’ll discuss the best reasons to upgrade,
plus explore the best features you’ve been thinking about but haven’t used
including Version Cue, on-line review sessions, PDF/X-1a, Javascripts and
more. Examine the PDF marketplace during this in-depth yet practical series
of courses designed to improve your understanding of Adobe’s Acrobat and
Distiller, plus related “must-have” plug-ins and programs.
Your guide for this exploration will be Hal Hinderliter, director of the Graphic
Communication Institute at Cal Poly and a well-known expert on digital
prepress topics. Hal will show you how to configure Distiller settings to
generate a variety of PDF types, and he will cover techniques for editing,
searching and archiving PDF files, creating specialized PDF/X and PDF/A files,
and the role of Acrobat in Adobe’s new XMP/Version Cue workflow.
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10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
u Acrobat’s History Up to the
u Acrobat and Color
u New Distiller Features and
u PDF/X: What It Is,
u New Document Features in
u Repurpose your PDFs,
u Building Workflow Solutions
u Fun with Forms, Javascripts
Moment
the Alternatives
the Latest Acrobat
with Bridge and Version Cue
Management
How to Get It
Archiving with PDF/A
and More
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Automating Publishing Tasks and Workflows
with AppleScript
Hanaan Rosenthal, Author/Consultant
Why should you incorporate automation into your publishing workflow?
For two reasons: one, you have the potential of saving hours of work and
shaving day's from a production cycle; and two, you simply can! See how
you can, with the right talent, transform the software you already use into an
automation powerhouse.
This two-day conference features real-world automation scenarios and
shows how to build solutions using AppleScript and Photoshop actions and
incorporates applications from the Adobe creative suite.
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
u Automation = Saving Money!
u Crash Course in AppleScript
u Easy Automation with
Photoshop Actions
u Preflight Automation
with AppleScript
u Automating Graphics
Applications with AppleScript
u Putting an Interface on your
PN
AppleScript
Sal Soghoian, AppleScript Product Manager, Worldwide Product
Marketing, Apple
AppleScript is an English-like language used to write scripts that automate
the actions of Mac OS X and its hosted applications. Much more than a
macro-language that simply repeats your recorded actions, AppleScript
scripts can “think,” making decisions based on user-interaction or by parsing
and analyzing data, documents or situations. And Apple’s new release of
Mac OS X Tiger includes many new powerful scripting features while making
it easier to access AppleScript tools and abilities.
Final Cut Studio Master’s Workshop
Steve Martin, Founder, Ripple Training
Final Cut Studio is an entire post production studio in a box. Learn how Final
Cut Pro, Motion, SoundTrack Pro, DVD Studio Pro and Compressor work
together to give you total creative control over your projects. This workshop,
led by Apple-certified trainer and Rippletraining.com founder Steve Martin,
focuses on topics that will make you more proficient and ultimately more
productive with these tools.
This workshop dives headlong into such topics as advanced trimming &
editing; real-world color correction techniques; multicam editing; media
management; creating DVD motion menus using Motion; professional audio
finishing using SoundTrack Pro; and encoding video in Compressor for CD,
DVD or the Web.
u Consideration for Automating
Workflows
u Small-time Automation with
AppleScript
u Automating Files and Folders
with Folder Actions
u Using a Database in your
Automated Solution
u InDesign Variable Data Made
Simple (sort of…)
Automation with AppleScript
Studio
u Creating Graphics with Plain
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
u Apple Script A to Z
Text Using SVG and Tagged
Text
u What’s New in Tiger
u Desktop Automation
u Basics of Database Publishing
u Introduction to
Apple Script Studio
u Writing AppleScript-based
Automator Actions
The Macworld AppleScript Power Tools sessions are designed to provide a
solid indoctrination and foundation in AppleScript for those motivated Mac
users who want to begin taking advantage of this incredible automation tool.
The sequential sessions are meant to deliver a “hands-on” experience, so
bring a laptop to get the most of the in-depth discussions and examples. If
you’ve been meaning to learn AppleScript but have not had the opportunity,
this conference is for you!
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10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
u Power Logging
u Advanced Editing Techniques
u Multicam Editing
u Time Remapping in
Final Cut Pro
u Advanced LiveType Motion
Graphics
u Primary and Secondary
Color Correction
10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
u Building DVD Motion Menus in
Motion and DVD Studio Pro
u Chroma Keying in Final Cut Pro
u Nesting and Compositing
u Media Management
Strategies
u Audio Finishing Techniques in
SoundTrack Pro
u Encoding with Compressor
u Scene-to-Scene Color
Correction
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MacIT®Conference
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Expand your knowledge through content-rich technical sessions developed
to focus on IT applications from both Apple and key third-party companies.
MacIT offers the best opportunity to meet with the experts in this field and
learn from your peers.
MacIT®Conference
Sessions in this track focus
on configuration, tuning and
understanding of hardware
servers and software
applications that provide
your users services. File,
Print, Group Administration,
Directory Services and more
will be discussed.
Learn the details of creating
and distributing content
packages to your users.
An essential task when
managing a large installation,
Apple’s content imaging tools
are the best in the world
- mastering them will make
your job easier.
Servers &
Services
Imaging System &
Deployment
This track features a series of
sessions that pertain to client
side issues related to Mac
OS X computing and management. Learn techniques for
client management, privacy,
information management
and more.
Learn how Macs can
integrate with PCs, UNIX,
Telephony and other environments in these informative
sessions. You’ll gain first hand
knowledge from industry
experts who put these
technologies to work every
day and see how Apple’s
newest operating system
further eases the task.
A comprehensive track of
sessions pertaining to the
task of managing Macs in
an enterprise environment.
Case studies from large Mac
installations, consultative
advice on IT tasks when Macs
are involved, surveys of tools
available to IT managers will
be presented in detail.
Client Issues
Interoperability
Network Management
& Security
M204
M205
1:15 PM
–
2:45 PM
4:15 PM
–
5:45 PM
M201
M202
Xserve Configuration and
Remote Management:
How to Get an Xserve up
and Running When you
Can’t Sit at the Keyboard
From the Chime to the
Desktop: Learning and
Managing the Boot
Sequence and Launch to
Customize Images
M211
M212
HOT SESSION TBD
M203
Desktop Management
Made Easy
M213
Imaging Deployment in
Integrating Mac Into a
the Corporate World:
Windows Environment
Image Deployment When
NetBoot Cannot be Used
Enterprise Database
Systems on Mac OS X
M214
Security in Mac OS X
M215
How to Effectively
HOT SESSION TBD
Integrate Mac OS X
within an Active Directory
Environment
M221
M222
M223
10:30 AM
–
12:00 PM
The Xserve as a Web
Server: A Case Study
M231
M232
1:00 PM
–
2:30 PM
Collaboration
Technologies for Mac
OS X Server - Voice and
the Mac
Full Automation of
Desktop Image
Deployment Using
AppleScript and NetBoot
to Automate the
Deployment Process for
Desktop Macs
3:30 PM
–
5:00 PM
Directory Services
Update
M241
HOT SESSION TBD
Introducing Information
Life Cycle Management
(ILM) on Mac OS X
M233
M242
SOX, HIPAA, GLB and
the Mac Sysadmin
M243
Maintaining Portable
Clients
Mac OS X Forensics
M224
Web Application
Security Tools for
Mac OS X
M234
Adding a Cluster or
Render Farm to your
Computing Infrastructure
M244
J2EE Web Services on
Mac OS X
M225
Allocating Network
Bandwidth to Match
Business Priorities
M235
MacIT Best Practices
M245
Building a Better Data
Center
Friday, January 13
M251
M252
M253
9:00 AM
–
10:30 AM
Access Control Lists:
How to Plan, Implement
and Troubleshoot ACLs
on Both Mac OS X and
Mac OS X Server
Creating Limited Admin
Accounts
Software Asset
Management
- a Two-Fold Purpose:
Compliance & Efficiency
10:45 AM
–
12:15 PM
Hardening the Security
on Mac OS X Server
10.4
M261
M262
HOT SESSION TBD
M263
Learning to Write Shell
Scripts for Mac OS X
M254
Microsoft® Office for
Mac SP2 - Improved
Exchange Server
Support
M264
Remotely and
Securely Controlling Other
Computers from your
Mac for Administrative or
Support Purposes
M255
Nagios and Mac OS X
M265
Transcendental
Troubleshooting
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HotTopics–A sampling of the sessions that will taking place during the week.
M202
From the Chime to the Desktop – Learning and
Managing the Boot Sequence and Launch to
Customize Images
The chime is a staple of the Macintosh and is just as addictive as that morning cup of coffee. But
what happens when the chime has come and gone but the desktop is nowhere in sight? Learn the
process of startup management and how to customize it to meet your imaging needs. There are
several undocumented commands and critical files that affect the options you have when your
Mac boots, and this session will discuss the proper use and management of the boot process.
Edward R. Marczak, Owner, Radiotope
M214
How to Effectively Integrate Mac OS X within
an Active Directory Environment
Arek Dreyer, Owner, Dreyer Network Consultants Inc.
M221
The Xserve as a Web Server: A Case Study
F. Harvell, Developer, RBMA
M225
Allocating Network Bandwidth to Match
Business Priorities
Peter Sichel, Chief Engineer,
Sustainable Softworks
M234
Adding a Cluster or Render Farm to your
Computing Infrastructure
Matt MacInnis, Market Manager, Science and
Technology, Apple
Doug Brooks, Product Manager, Server Hardware, Apple
M241
Directory Services Update
Michael Bartosh, President, 4am Media Inc.
M243
Mac OS X Forensics
Derrick Donnelly, CTO, BlackBag Technologies
M253
Software Asset Management - a Two-Fold
Purpose: Compliance & Efficiency
John Tomeny, Director of Marketing and
Customer Service, Sassafras Software Inc.
Mac OS X is being deployed more and more in enterprise environments. Along the way,
integration with Active Directory is a must. This session focuses on the various methods to permit
Mac OS X to bind to Active Directory, including the Active Directory plug-in, using static values,
repurposing attributes and modification of the AD schema. A section on using the command line
tool for binding will be discussed as scripting can help automate binds.
In this session, we will examine the Apple Xserve and the Mac OS X Server as a Webserver
platform. We will examine the advantages and disadvantages of the platform and how to
tweak the platform for the best performance. As a reference, we will examine the real-world
implementation of the DailyINK.com Web site. We will also provide information on lessons
learned and guidelines for creating a new Web site implementation.
As TCP/IP utilization approaches the network capacity available, performance may suffer dramatically due to TCP/IPs per connection congestion avoidance mechanisms. This session will give
practical examples of how network performance can be improved by considering network traffic as
a whole and allocating network bandwidth to match business priorities using packet shaping and
other techniques. The speaker will draw on his own experience developing software tools
to demonstrate the concepts and actual results.
As computational requirements of scientists and creative users exceed the performance growth of
individual processors, IT professionals have turned to relatively inexpensive clusters of standard
systems to accelerate their applications. The Apple Workgroup Cluster, designed for creative and
scientific uses, simplifies the process of purchasing, assembling and configuring computational
clusters.
In this session, attendees will learn about the various technologies that make up a cluster system,
which ones are recommended by Apple for Xserve G5 and Mac OS X Server, and how users can
go about integrating cluster technology into their existing workflows. Rather than focusing on
specific products or implementations, this session will cover the concepts of cluster computing, as
well as how to avoid common pitfalls that encumber IT professionals new to the world of cluster
computing. The session will conclude with a brief overview of the Apple Workgroup Cluster itself.
There’s plenty that’s new in Apple’s Directory Services and this session will highlight those
topics. From Access Control Lists to Windows NT Migration, Open Directory is waiting to be put
to use by you. Make no mistake, Open Directory is at the heart of both Mac OS X and Mac OS
X Server. Learn how to harness this power and then utilize various tools to increase security,
enable various permission levels, distribute information and increase redundancy with your
systems. Whether you’re in a pure Mac OS X environment or using the Active Directory plug-in,
attendance in this session is a must for system administrators.
When things go bump in the night, what do you do to protect important evidence coming from a
compromised Mac OS X laptop or server? Learn how to properly image a drive from a Macintosh
to support a chain of evidence. Discover everyday usage commands to reduce the staggering
amount of information that can be stored on today’s typical hard drives. Use some of Tiger’s
new features such as Spotlight and Automator to search and analyze the contents of an HFS+
file system. Compile and run open source Forensic tools such as SleuthKit, Autopsy, Foremost,
Fatback and DCFLDD on Mac OS X Tiger (10.4). Build up your Forensic toolkit and your comfort
level for what the Net might bring your way.
You can design and implement effective Software Asset Management (SAM) practices for your
organization that will accomplish the dual goals of software license compliance to reduce legal
exposure, and efficiency of IT asset management to eliminate over-spending on software and
computing assets. This session will provide an overview of software license compliance, coupled
with a step-by-step sample audit process for enterprise-wide software and IT asset audits,
with instructions on how to use the results for software license compliance and for appropriate
software purchasing. Learn how to reduce software/hardware expenses while also reducing
legal exposure from unlicensed software. Additional study resources will be provided.
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UsersConference
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The Users Conference continues to be one of the best educational values
anywhere with enlightening sessions on a variety of exciting topics all
presented by industry experts. This program offers the best opportunity to
be introduced to Tiger, desktop movie-making digital photography, and tips
for using your favorite applications. Visit macworldexpo.com/Users for more
information.
UsersConference
Go inside the latest version
of the Macintosh operating
system - Mac OS 10.4 - also
known as Tiger - and get the
most out of your Mac. You’ll
learn about the features
and improvements and
usability secrets that make
your computing experience
better as well as key tips to
troubleshoot and keep your
Mac running in top form.
Sessions in this track reveal
the facts and features of the
Macintosh operating system.
Need a creative re-fresh?
Want some new ideas how
to put your favorite tools to
work? Attend sessions in this
track to preview how creative
visionaries use their Macs
to create stunning graphic
masterpieces. You’ll walk
away inspired, challenged
and ready to tackle your next
project.
Learn how to use your
digital camera, take better
pictures and share them with
friends, family and other
associates with sessions on
Wednesday and Thursday
offering tips, tricks and vision
to the advanced Digital
Photographer.
Apple’s iMovie and Final
Cut Pro applications are hot
and the great tools keep
coming. Attend Wednesday
sessions in this track to get
the most out of your DV
Camera, preview how to
shoot better video and get
that professional, polished
look. Thursday sessions in
this track present the state
of the art in DV and offers
tips and tricks to keep your
professional DV productions
on the cutting edge.
The best tools for the Mac
platform are featured in these
informative and entertaining
sessions. Enjoy courses that
explore the most trusted and
relied upon productivity apps
that Mac Users put to work
every day. You’ll walk out of
these sessions with dozens
of tips to help you get more
done faster!
Mac Power User
Creative Tools
Digital Photography
Digital Video
Productivity
S101
11:00 AM
–
12:15 PM
Mac OS X Tiger Wizardry
1:15 PM
–
2:30 PM
Tiger Secrets
4:15 PM
–
5:30 PM
Putting Automator to
Work
S111
S121
S102
S103
Photoshop
How to Use your Digital
Digital Creation: Uncanny Camera
Realism
S112
A Designer’s Tour of
QuarkXPress 7
S122
Digital Storytelling with
your iLife Media
S113
Getting Better Pictures
from your Digital Camera
S123
Sharing Photos with
iPhoto
S104
HOT SESSION TBD
S114
Essentials of Digital
Cinematography
S124
Secrets of Final Cut
Pro Filmlook - Getting
that Elusive Film Look
with Post-Production
Techniques
S105
Mac OS X Tiger for
Windows Users
S115
Beyond Palm Desktop:
Mac OS X and your
Handheld
S125
Maximum Mobility with
a Mac
S131
S132
11:00 AM
–
12:15 PM
The Best of
Mac OS X Hints
1:15 PM
–
2:30 PM
S141
S142
What EVERYONE Needs
to Know About Using the
Internet Securely
A Synchronized
Workflow: Corel’s
Painter IX and the Adobe
Photoshop CS for Print
S151
S152
Mac Gems
QuickTime and Your
Digital Media Future
Photoshop CS2: Secrets
to Levels and Curves
S133
The Elements of Raw
S143
HOT SESSION TBD
S153
Future of Digital
Photography
S134
The Coming HD Video
Revolution
S144
Anatomy of a Visual
Effects Shot
S154
Multi-Cam in
Final Cut Pro
S135
Blogging, RSS and
Site Syndication
S145
Juggling 101 with
Microsoft® Office 2004
for Mac
S155
iWork in the Workplace
3:30 PM
–
4:45 PM
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HotTopics–A sampling of the sessions that will taking place during the week.
S102
Photoshop Digital Creation:
Uncanny Realism
Bert Monroy, Author,
Digital Photo-Realist Painter/Illustrator
S105
Mac OS X Tiger for Windows Users
Ken Bereskin, Senior Director Mac OS X, Apple
S111
Tiger Secrets
David Pogue, Author and “State of the Art” Columnist,
New York Times
S113
Getting Better Pictures from
your Digital Camera
Ben Long, Freelance Writer, Photographer
and Videographer
S114
Essentials of Digital Cinematography
Guy Cochran, Director of Special Ops, DVcreators.net
S122
Digital Storytelling with your iLife Media
TBD, Apple
S153
Future of Digital Photography
Ross Allen, Technology Specialist,
Hewlett-Packard Company
Photoshop is considered a tool for retouching scans and preparing images for print and the Web.
It is also the most powerful paint program ever seen in the digital world. Bert Monroy, considered
one of the pioneers of digital art, will guide you through the process of creating images from
scratch. If there has ever been a time when you needed an image that could not be photographed,
this session is for you. He will introduce you to techniques for image enhancement and creation
that will stimulate your creative drive and send you into a world limited only by your imagination.
Mac OS X Tiger provides a variety of features and technologies that enable Macs and PCs running
Windows to work seamlessly together. Macs and PCs can easily share files, share the same
network and can even share the same peripherals, like printers, scanners and cameras. Switching
to the Mac has become a very popular activity and this session will help you to learn what makes
a Mac such a fun, approachable and productive computer. The session will also describe how
easy it is to migrate information from a Windows system to the Mac and how to share files and
peripherals in a mixed environment.
Join this highly entertaining session as David Pogue makes Apple’s newest Mac OS X operating
system – Tiger 10.4 – sing, dance and walk on its head. Witness a parade of undocumented
shortcuts, learn how to use which features when, and marvel at the comedy that can be had at
a technical seminar. Based on his book, “Mac OS X: The Missing Manual,” the #1 bestselling
Macintosh book, this session is a life preserver tossed to anyone who’s interested in finding out
which of the 200 new Tiger features are worth learning and which old features wound up in new
places.
Before the advent of automatic cameras, you couldn’t shoot well without learning some very
fundamental photographic concepts. With all-automatic digital cameras, users are able to get
very good pictures right away, without ever having to learn the photography basics. Unfortunately,
in many cases it’s these basic skills that can mean the difference between a good picture and
a great picture. In this class, I cover all of the fundamental photographic concepts that a good
photographer needs to know, whether they’re shooting digital or film. From understanding
the effect of focal length on your composition, to knowing how your light meter works, to a
comprehension of the values of different exposure choices, you’ll learn to take over many of the
decisions that your camera is currently making for you. However, digital is different from film in
many ways, and has its own set of fundamental skill requirements. Histograms, basic controls,
white balance and more are also covered in detail. Shooting is only half the process of making
a good photo and so this program delves into a bit of Photoshop, in addition to shooting. Finally,
along the way, a fair amount of basic photography instruction is included – what makes a good
picture, how to visualize a scene, and how to turn what your eyes see into a picture. Whether
you use an expensive digital SLR, or a more affordable point-and-shoot, you’ll take better pictures
after this class.
Even if you have the fastest computer or the hottest new editing software, it won’t make a bit of
difference in the quality of your desktop movie projects. The most advanced color correction and
post – production tricks can help a little, but what’s the true secret to creating awesome looking
movies? Answer: Awesome looking footage! This seminar will condense 2 years of film school
into 75 minutes- how to get stunningly beautiful, Hollywood quality results from any DV camcorder
by knowing the best camera settings to use for different shooting situations, how to use available
light or your own lights for the best results, shooting aesthetics and cinematographic techniques,
and how to capture clear location sound.
We all have stories about the events, people, and places in our lives, and the iLife applications
(iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie HD, iDVD and GarageBand) pull it all together for you, providing
powerful and intuitive way to tell your story. iLife allows nonprofessionals to achieve amazingly
professional results with your digital media: photos, movies, music. Learn tips and tricks on how to
organize and enhance your digital photos with iPhoto, organize and manage your music collection
with iTunes, create your own music with GarageBand – and then pull them all together in iMovie
HD: photos, videos and music – even your own narrative – to build your story into a movie. Then
learn how easy it is to share this bit of magic with your family, friends or the world by posting it on
the web (with just a click) or create an incredible DVD with pre-designed Hollywood-style menus
that you can customize with your digital media – all on your Mac! Any Mac user who uses any of
the iLife apps on a regular basis should attend this session.
Digital Photography continues to shape our world and our culture as images become as ubiquitous
to sharing experiences as are our stories. Enjoy a technical insight into the future of this fascinating technology and discover how the next generation of digital optics will create cameras that
“see like the eye,” and change our expectations of what digital photographs can look like. You’ll
learn how the trends in digital image sensors and image processing technology are pushing the
boundaries for consumer and professional products, while gaining a deeper understanding of the
basic physics involved with image capture, pixel processing and output. Whether you’re an mateur
or professional photographer, you won’t want to miss this visionary session about the future of
picture taking.
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Full-day sessions focusing on vertical markets where Apple technology is
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lectures, case studies and panel discussions that look at the issues that shape
your work environment. Choose from symposiums for K-12 Educators, Small
Business Owners, Podcasting Professionals, Art Directors and New Media
Artists. For more information, visit macworldexpo.com/marketsymposiums.
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Small Business Market Symposium
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Phil Goodman, Owner, Goodman Consulting Andy Espo, Mac Guy, Call Andy! Macintosh Consulting
Ben Levy, Owner, Solutions Consulting
You’ve already shown yourself to be smarter than most people running a small
business – you use a Mac! In this essential session, a panel of experts will
guide you through important considerations and options you need to know for
your office hardware, servers, network services, desktop configuration and IT
management. Every step of the way, we will highlight what the Mac can do
to make your work more effective and rewarding. You’ll learn when and why
to change ISPs, bring servers in-house, outsource hosting, manage desktops,
create collaborative workflows, manage IT policies, IT budgeting and so much
more.
u Small Business Checklist
Regardless of industry, growing small businesses all have a core set of needs
when it comes to computing. We’ll help you understand why your IT structure
is the way it is, why you use the programs you do and what changes will have
strongest positive impact on your business so you can get the best return on
your investment. As consultants having already worked intimately with a wide
variety of businesses, we already know quite a lot about your business and its
IT needs.
u Business Management Solutions
Every business has a set of mission critical data and applications that manage
it. Every business needs to manage its financial data and customer data. Your
business may need point of sale software, customer relationship management
(CRM) software, inventory management software, production management
software, and other software unique to your business model. In this session,
we’ll discuss the pros and cons of using off-the-shelf solutions versus
developing custom software. We’ll survey the available commercial products
in key categories, and we’ll provide an orientation to building custom database
solutions.
u Business Communications and Collaboration
Key to running a successful small business is effective communication.
Whether you have just one computer or a network, your Mac can handle all
your business communications. We’ll explore the pros and cons of traditional
and VoIP telephone systems and how to make the most of other next generation IP-based communications services. Learn how to streamline and automate
your business workflow and customize everything to reflect the unique needs
of your organization. Put the latest Macintosh technology – Macintosh
hardware, Tiger’s automator, Mail, iChat AV and some indispensable
applications to work in your business!
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u Servers & Network Services
Mac OS X Server and other OS X products provide the ability for you to host
many of your own services. We’ll not only talk about what can be hosted by
your own server but we’ll also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of
being your own host. We’ll discuss mail and Web servers, shared calendars
and address books, virtual private networks (VPN), blogging, music servers,
backup and more. By hosting your own services you’ll be able to respond to
your own needs much more quickly than if you are outsourced to a provider.
However, some of these services require more attention than others and we’ll
explain how much involvement you might have with each.
u Office Infrastructure
Your office’s technology infrastructure includes the networks (data and voice)
you use in your office along with the power and cooling needs to keep it
running. While all networks are governed by certain standard configuration
requirements, every office has unique needs that are determined by your
business workflow. So you need extensive storage? Do you transfer a lot of
data to and from the office? Do you require special application servers? What
are your voice communication requirements? All of these factors impact the
architecture of your network and the physical requirements. In this session,
we’ll discuss these topics, introduce issues you may not have considered, and
explain how to get the answers.
u Technology Management
A clear view of IT management should impact everything else, including
whether or not a specific business direction makes sense. You’ll need to
consider training, documentation, defining responsibilities, security, regulatory
issues, determining future directions, etc. Desktop Management is a crucial,
ongoing process that can be one of the more expensive aspects of managing
your computers. OS X helps to minimize those costs. In this section, we’ll
go over strategies, tips and tricks for selecting the right software, creating
desktop images, rolling out new computers, keeping up to date, planning for
obsolescence and basic troubleshooting.
K-12 Educators Market Symposium
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hosted by Mike Lawrence, Executive Director, CUE
Educators across the globe have embraced technology as a catalyst for
enhancing teaching and learning. Join expert educators as they demonstrate
current applications of technology to engage students, enhance achievement
and impact learning in new and powerful ways. Teachers, administrators,
school IT and tech coordinators, parents and students are all welcome to
attend this event, co-produced by Computer Using Educators (CUE). For more
information, explore www.cue.org.
uWelcome and Educational Keynote Teaching
& Learning in the Digital Age
David Warlick, The Landmark Project
The very nature of information has changed in just over a decade. Yet this new
information environment is home to our students. The world of information
scratched or printed on paper is as foreign to them as most classrooms.
To them information glows, grows, changes constantly and it is irresistibly
interactive. This compelling presentation will illustrate how many teachers
and students are already entering the new information environment, where
teachers shine and students play their knowledge in order to celebrate and
become life-long learners.
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uMaking Media with Motivated Minds
Hall Davidson, Director, California Student Media and Multimedia
Festival, Digital Educator Network, Discovery Education
u1:1 Impact - How to Get There
From 39 years of experience, the California Student Media Festival learned that
digital video projects do not need to be tied to camcorders and other expensive
solutions. Many meaningful projects are built strictly in the computer. It
is critically important to structure digital assets so media makers are not
overwhelmed. There are ready-made online digital construction kits available
for free (Kitzu) and subscription (Discovery) sites. Access lists of (sometimes)
copyright-friendly images and music. Build with QuickTime files, flash, and
(yes!) Windows media! Powerful student examples will be demonstrated in
this entertaining and informative session.
Students at Sedgwick High School enjoy a rich 1:1 relationship with
technology, having had their own wireless Apple iBooks for the past four years.
Hear how teaching and learning look different as a result of the seamless
integration of technology. See examples of what it’s like to be a student in
the Digital Age where a 1:1 learning environment allows students to become
more than consumers of information – it empowers them to become leaders,
creators and producers of new knowledge. If you are thinking about putting a
laptop in the hands of your students or simply want to know more about a 1:1
learning environment, then this session is for you!
uAn Educator’s Guide to Podcasting
uAn Educator’s Guide to Blogging
What is a podcast and why should a teacher care? This engaging presentation
will explore the nature of a podcast, its history and how podcasting is already
being utilized by pioneering educators to promote more rigorous learning.
Participants will collaborate with the presenter to produce a real podcast
program, including monologue, interviews, royalty-free music, and explore
common podcasting software and publishing techniques. Learn to take your
classroom on the air.
It is a sign of our times that such an awkward term as “blogging” should
integrate itself so quickly and so powerfully into our culture. This session
will acquaint educators with the concept of weblogs (blogs), RSS, and
opportunities to establish a professional blog. Participants will also be exposed
to practices where weblogs are being used to manage classroom assignments,
communicate more effectively with school and classroom stakeholders, and to
promote better literacy skills in students.
Rae Niles, Director of Curriculum and Technology Sedgwick Public
Schools, Sedgwick, Kansas
uEngaging All Students – Assistive Technology on the Mac
Carol Anne McGuire, Teacher, Imperial Elementary Orange Unified School
District, California
Experience the powerful, built-in accessibility features and applications at
the core of Mac OS X Tiger, the most accessible Macintosh operating system
ever! Attendees will learn firsthand the use of these features and applications,
including VoiceOver, the spoken English interface for Mac OS X from a
“non-techie” educator. Information for beginners on how to start exploring with
VoiceOver will be provided along with some tips for experienced users. This
presentation will cover VoiceOver, Zoom, Display Adjustment, Full Keyboard
Navigation, Sticky, Slow and Mouse Keys, Visual Alert, Spoken Items, Talking
Alerts, Speech Recognition, as well as several applications such as Safari,
TextEdit, and Mail.
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11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hosted by Dave Hamilton, The Mac Observer
In June 2005, Steve Jobs proclaimed that Podcasting is “The Hottest thing
in Radio” and the nascent technology took off from underground to genuine
media phenomenon. Today Fortune 500 companies are adding Podcasts to
their marketing mix, new businesses are being started, and the paradigm
shift in journalism that started with vanity Web pages and continued with
blogging was sent into orbit. The Macworld Podcasting Market Symposium
brings together innovators, market makers, opportunists and media visionaries
to share their thoughts and experiences riding this newest wave of Internet
opportunity. Network with fellow Podcasters while learning the tactics that are
making them successful in this unique gathering.
uThe Podcast Economy – Feature Presentation
Chris Pirillo, Founder, Lockergnome
Internet Radio? Citizen-based Audio Journalism? The “new” Spam? Industry
luminary Chris Pirillo presents his insights on the rise of the Podcasting
phenomenon: the societal impact and the economic opportunities that have
arisen in its wake. From his unique vantage point as one of the pioneers of
RSS-based business models Chris brings a wealth of insight and practical
advice with him that will inspire you, challenge your perceptions and shed
reality on where Podcasting is today and where it can go tomorrow. Look
beyond the iPod/iTunes implications and gain a unique perspective on “the big
picture” that Podcasting represents.
uCreating and Hosting Your Own Podcast
John Danty, Product Manager, GarageBand Accessories
Podcasting is taking the world by storm. From mass media & radio, to
homemade audio broadcast enthusiasts, it’s never been easier to reach
millions of potential listeners as they discover and subscribe to podcasts with
iTunes. Learn how to utilize the latest technologies from Apple to produce
and deliver a professional quality podcast using GarageBand, iTunes, and
Soundtrack Pro. Led by audio experts from Apple, this interactive session will
help you pick the right hardware, plan your topic & schedules, and get the big
radio sound with recording & mixing tips and techniques.
uWhy Podcasting Works for Business - Our Case Study
Dave Hamilton and John F. Braun, Mac Geek Gab
Dave Hamilton and John F. Braun, from The Mac Observer’s Mac Geek Gab,
will talk about the path that led to them starting their podcast, how they do
it remotely, and why it makes total sense for not just the business in which
they’re involved, but for others as well. Production techniques will be limited
to general principles and ideas for how to produce a podcast that takes very
little post-production time or effort. Learn what it takes to start a podcast and
why it makes sense to do so. Ideal for anyone looking to gain some insight and
experience into both the public relations and technical aspects of running a
podcast in a small business.
uHow to be an Engaging Podcaster
Shawn King, Host, Your Mac Life
Podcating is not just about knowing your topic or being able to speak into a
microphone. There are specific tips, tricks and vocal techniques you can learn
to make your podcast sound as good as it can to keep your audience engaged,
interested and coming back show after show. Learn the professional polishing
techniques that can set your Podcast apart from the competition.
uThe World is Listening - Taking your Podcast International
Stuart Wilkes, Technical Director and Senior Consultant, Iscentia Ltd.
As the Internet takes over as the broadcast infrastructure of the 21st century
every individual, organization or business now has the World as their potential
audience – but how do you communicate with them? This session will look at
the challenges of international podcasting and how to overcome them. It will
explain the technical solutions for world-wide collaboration for the creation
of international content and how to effectively distribute and promote your
podcast to the World.
uWrap Up Session: Podcast Panel
Moderated by Dave Hamilton, The Mac Observer
Here’s your chance to ask questions of the people who are succeeding today,
and find out how to best approach preparing and delivering your content.
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Art Director’s Day
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hal Hinderliter, Author, Lecturer & Consultant, Hal Hinderliter Consulting Services
Being an Art Director (AD) requires talent and insight, but every successful
AD also has a grasp of changing workflows and technologies. This dynamic
program will bring you up to speed on the latest innovations and best practices
defining today’s design marketplace. From ad design and submission to
QuarkXPress 7 versus Adobe’s InDesign CS2, we’ll cover the tools that matter
to you today – but the day also includes panelists discussing their need to
mix print with Web design, and how they leverage video and Flash to create
effective messaging for their clients. This day is just for Art Directors, and it’s
chock-full of new insights you can really use!
u“Sorry, I’m a Print Designer” or How I Learned to
Love the Web
uThe Russell Brown Power Hour - Feature Presentation
AdsML is the new game in town, but PDF/X and TIFF-IT still play a role in the
media placement competition. We’ll talk to Art Directors and their publishers
about the ever-changing nature of ad specifications.
Back by popular demand! Yes, Russell returns to Macworld! Mr. Brown
will kick off the hour with virtuoso style and classic theatre. Prepare for an
“altered” view of Photoshop, guaranteed to make you smile. Russell will take
you on a wild and wacky ride through some of the key new features found
in Photoshop CS. In his own unique (ahem!) style, he will cover some of his
favorite new features and reveal amazing ways to use them. Make sure this
event is on your schedule.
uAdobe InDesign CS2 vs QuarkXPress 7:
Death-Match Wrestlemania!
Russell Brown, Creative Director, Adobe, Inc.
uAd Market Analysis: Follow the Money
Examine the findings of recent research into marketing, advertising and print
spend across a variety of market segments. We’ll look at trends in online
advertising, cross-channel promotion and one-to-one marketing.
u Back to the Basics: Mastering Tools in Two Dimensions
This dynamic PANEL discussion will include both Art Directors and their clients,
talking about what clients WISH the Art Directors could offer them for their
online productions.
uNew Standards for Ad Preparation and Submission
What are innovative Art Directors saying about the latest versions of our
flagship print design programs? Listen to this highly-charged PANEL discussion
featuring devotees of Adobe’s upstart InDesign debating advantages with true
Quark believers.
uFour-Dimensional Design – the Mac in Motion
Video, animation, live Webcams - what will they think of next? Consider the
latest fads in viral marketing along with the seasoned tools of desktop video
Spielbergs. See the hottest multimedia productions of the year and analyze the
production techniques used to create them in this exciting session.
Page layout and illustration tools have defined art direction in the past, but
today’s ADs need to understand Flash animation, Javascript, video compression and much more. We’ll detail the best of today’s graphic communication
tools in this informative session.
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New Media Market Symposium
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Nick Floro, President, Sealworks Inc.
Learn the latest trends, solutions and look at what customers want today. You
will gain valuable knowledge on how to manage projects, developing new
ideas, the latest hardware and software tools and what’s new in delivery for
the Web, CD and DVDs. Whether you’ll be creating marketing, education,
presentations, e-learning, e- mail marketing, asset and content management
you won’t want to miss this symposium.
uWhat it Means to be a New Media Artist Today
How many hats do you wear in the workplace? Learn about the tools,
responsibilities and steps that you can take to improve your team, clients and
business. We’ll also discuss the latest tools to add to your toolbox for creating
the next generation of new media.
uWhat are Customers Looking for?
During this session, we’ll dissect several projects, discuss how they were built
and demonstrate how you can take advantage of the technology. Discussion
will include solutions on e-learning, marketing on the Web, presentation tools,
asset and content management, dynamic Web sites, and Web services. At the
end of this session, you’ll have a complete set of ideas and tools that you can
apply in your business or offer your clients or company.
uSelecting a Team & Tools for a Project
You got the new big project but how do you get it done? This session will
look at several potential projects and provide you with a process for pricing
development, estimating time frames, selecting the software, delivery methods
and determining what type of team you’ll need to complete the project.
uProduction: The Latest Methods and Optimizing Workflows
The beginning of a project is one of the critical steps in developing a successful
interactive solution. We’ll review everything you need to know to get started
on a project so that it will be developed on time and within budget. We’ll cover
gathering information, preparing technical documentation, getting sign-offs
on each phase, acquiring assets, and provide ways to manage your team, the
client and the project. We’ll also cover tips for preparing proposals including
how to get accurate estimates.
uInteracting with Content
The most important aspect for the user is how will they interact with the
application and content. This session will cover what’s important in designing
user interfaces, what questions to ask at the start of a project, how to make
sure the user understands the interface and how it doesn’t become more
important than the content.
uLaunching a Successful Web Site
This session will explain how to develop a successful Web site. We’ll cover the
five phases for Web development: discover, define, design, develop and deliver.
You’ll learn what questions to ask to determine how to build the best Web
site. Promoting a site and optimizing it for search engines. We’ll also discuss
building database driven Web sites, advantages and disadvantages plus what
not to do.
uThe Secret Tools for building Great New Media Products
Learn about the tools that makes production easier whether its managing a
client, project or secrets for production and reviewing with clients. This session
will look several tools, techniques and workflows for making your job easier, be
more profitable and make your clients happy.
uTips, Tricks, Highlights and Q&A
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Get hands-on training on key applications and tools! Our expert trainers are
ready to share their knowledge with you, so select a discipline and bring
your laptop! Class size is limited, so register early. For more information and
system requirements, visit macworldexpo.com/maclabs.
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Steve Werner, Author, Consultant and Trainer
You’ve bought the Adobe Creative Suite, and it gives you a
complete environment to create and publish the most advanced
and exciting print and interactive PDF documents. But there’s
more to mastering the Creative Suite than learning the individual
applications. What gives the Creative Suite its power is learning
to use the applications together effectively and productively. This
workshop will demonstrate hands-on some different ways to make
the Creative Suite applications work together in a seamless
mega-application for print and PDF interactivity.
You will learn how to:
Use the Creative Suite integrated interface to customize
your work environment
u Move bitmapped and vector graphics between the
Creative Suite applications
u Create workflows to share layered files between
Photoshop CS2, InDesign CS2, Illustrator CS2 and Acrobat 7
u Use the power of PDF workflows for print or PDF interactivity
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Who should attend:
Macintosh creative professionals who own the Adobe Creative
Suite 1 or 2 and who want to learn to use it to its full potential
(Adobe Creative Suite 2 preferred).
Minimum Skill Requirements:
You must already know the basics of InDesign, Illustrator,
Photoshop and Acrobat.
Building Your Own Packages:
Use Apple’s Free Developer Tools to Create Stand-Alone
Packages that have your Custom Content
Dave Pugh, System Administrator, University of Michigan
John Stewart, Information Services Consultant, University of Michigan
Whether you write your own software, man the trenches in
your IT department, or somewhere in between, packages can
make your life easier. Find out what’s inside an OS X installation
package and how you can make your own. You’ll learn how to
reveal what someone else’s package just did to your computer and
what files you’ll need to include in your package. Find out how
to make meta-packages and also what makes a disk image open
automatically when you download it. Bring your laptop and make
your own packages during this hands-on tutorial.
Use packages to simplify your user support tasks
See what’s inside an installer package
u Determine what files changed as the result of
software installation
u Make your own installer package
u Make your own meta-package
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System administrators, software authors, or anyone who
supports other Mac OS X users (even family members).
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Familiarity with Mac OS X
Recognize common installation methods (VISE, packages, etc)
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Friday, January 13
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
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A 4 Hour Tour
Jon Alper, Director of Technology, Research & Design, WGBH Interactive
Michael Shaff, Apple Design Award Winner and Principal, Small Hands
This hands-on session will be an introduction to the power of
QuickTime and provide the foundation necessary for creating
media with all of QuickTime’s core media types. We will use
projects custom made for this session to teach you the essentials
using a broad variety of free and commercial tools. What you
learn here will equip you to start delivering your own projects to
educate, inform and inspire your own audience. From virtual tours
to training presentations and video podcasting, this session will
get you going!
Get “Authorized” with DVD Studio Pro
Bruce Nazarian, “The DVD Guy;” President, Gnome Digital Media;
Webmaster, recipe4dvd.com
Here is your chance to hit the ground running with DVD, by
attending special DVD Studio Pro training with Bruce Nazarian,
“the DVD Guy”, best-selling author of “DVD Studio Pro 4 - the
Complete Guide to Authoring with Macintosh”, just updated. You’ll
get invaluable basic DVD authoring insight while getting hands-on
experience with Apple’s powerful new authoring application, DVD
Studio Pro.
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Use the many capabilities of the QuickTime media architecture
Create your own video blog using QuickTime
Compress and embed your digital video for the web
Capture pano images and stitch QuickTime VR with VR Worx
Get started with wired QuickTime using LiveStage Pro to create
your own custom media player
Who should attend:
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Webmasters, producers, designers and developers
Educators seeking ways to use interactive media to teach
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Familiarity with the Mac OS (ability to Point, Click,
Double Click, Drag, etc.)
Ability to launch programs and organize files using the Finder
Familiarity with basic HTML authoring and web graphics
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Distinguish among many different DVD formats
Harness the power of DVD to communicate your message
Create a DVD-Video project of your own design
Connect your DVDs to the Web using cool authoring tools
Create affordable DVDs using DVD Studio Pro, Final Cut,
QuickTime
Who should attend:
Corporate and Marketing Communications Professionals, Film
and TV Directors, Producers, Writers, Independent Filmmakers,
Industrial Vide Creators, Interactive Display and Kiosk Designers,
Motion Picture Film Editors, Post Production Executives &
Supervisors, Post Production Sound Engineers, Video & TV Editors,
or anyone just interested in DVD!
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A good familiarity with the Mac OS
Solid ability to launch programs
The ability to use the Mac Interface
(Point, Click, Double Click, etc.)
Experience in Basic iMovie or Final Cut Pro 3 and up will
enhance your understanding of the Video Preparation of
DVD Content, and Motion Menu creation.
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helpful for intermediate or advanced authors wishing to broaden
their QuickTime skills.
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Suitable for Beginners, yet helpful for Intermediate Authors.
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Friday, January 13
Friday, January 13
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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Unleash your Creativity with Corel Painter IX!
This hands-on lab will introduce users to the amazing new world
of Apple Pro Apps integration and “round tripping.” Beginners will
quickly learn the workflow between editing, titling, soundtrack
creation and output to DVD. People who have been using the
software for a few weeks or months will learn tips, tricks and
timesavers that will improve their ability to make the most of
these revolutionary tools. With an emphasis on real-world issues,
students will also learn some of the most important rules of fast
and efficient workflow.
Learn a fun, simple refreshing, non-intimidating and effective
approach to transforming your digital photographs into expressive
paintings. Jeremy shares how to set up Corel Painter IX and the
Wacom tablet for optimum workflow and comfort. You’ll gain an
understanding of how to select, customize and apply Painter’s
phenomenal range of brushes and art materials. In addition to
mastering the technical side of digital painting, Jeremy helps you
loosen up on the digital canvas and apply traditional art principles
to your digital work.
Guy Cochran, Director of Special Ops, DVcreators.net
Create stunning openers, lower thirds titles in LiveType
Incorporate Motion projects into your FCP Timeline
u Compose music in Soundtrack Pro
u Revise and tweak files using the Open in Editor command
for a round trip
u Integrate Motion with the rest of your digital video environment
u Output a DVD with Motion menus and Chapter Markers
Jeremy Sutton, Artist, Author & Educator
Video producers, digital filmmakers, corporate marketing and
training professionals, teachers, Web/multimedia/graphic designers, hobbyists, e-commerce specialists, or anyone involved in
communications for government, worship, non-profits, education,
medicine, law or science.
Customize your Wacom tablet and pen for optimum workflow
and comfort
u Customize the Painter IX interface and preferences for optimum
workflow efficiency and creative empowerment
u Load in extra custom brushes for greater versatility of brush
looks
u Select, customize and apply brushes
u Determine what size file to start with
u Prepare your source file for working in Painter
u Control the clone source and turn almost any brush into a cloner
u Apply the “muck up” under-painting technique
u Bring back detail and control your focus through use of
brush size and opacity, color, tone, texture, contrasts and detail.
u Flow, improvise with, and be committed to,
the creative processt
Who should attend:
Familiar with Mac OS
Level:
This is for everyone with a desire to develop their art skills and
expand their creativity. You do not need any prior art training or
experience with Painter or using a tablet.
Beginner to Intermediate
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$129
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6. Hotel Nikko San Francisco
222 Mason Street
$159
4 blocks
7. Hotel Palomar
12 Fourth Street
$199
1.5 blocks
8. Monticello Inn
127 Ellis Street
$119
3 blocks
9. Pickwick Hotel
85 Fifth Street
$124
2.5 blocks
Hotel Reservation Instructions
Make your reservation today using one of these convenient methods:
Book online at macworldexpo.com and receive an immediate hotel
confirmation.
Call toll free at (866) 704-6724 in the US or (506) 432-7726 outside the
U.S., Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM EST.
A credit card number is required at the time of reserving your room. Hotel
accommodations and rates are based upon availability and are valid until
December 19, 2005, at which time they are subject to change. Hotel rates are
subject to applicable state and local taxes (currently 14.058% per room, per night)
and are not included in the rate. Exclusive discounted hotel rates are only available
through IDG World Expo. Room rates include a rebate to IDG World Expo to offset
production costs. For additional hotel updates, please visit macworldexpo.com.
NOTE: Changes, cancellations and refund policies are determined by the individual hotels.
Headquarters Hotel
$205
1 block
11. Villa Florence
225 Powell Street
$129
4 blocks
12. W Hotel
181 Third Street
$245
Across
the street
10. San Francisco Marriott
55 Fourth Street
Centrally located in the heart of downtown’s bustling SoMa
(South of Market) district, the newly renovated San Francisco
Marriott is situated next to The Moscone Center and merely
steps from cable cars, Union Square, museums, world-class
shopping, dining and entertainment. The hotel has recently
completed a $39 million room and suite renovation that features cozy, contemporary
furnishings and comfortable beds. The gracious staff and luxury amenities of the
San Francisco Marriott stand ready to make your visit elegant, relaxing and
memorable.
Airline Partner
United Airlines is the official travel partner for IDG World Expo and is offering
Macworld attendees special discounted reservations unavailable to the general
public. Call United’s toll-free number (800) 521-4041 seven days-a-week from
8:00 AM to 10:00 PM EST. Please refer to Meeting ID Number 515GB to take
advantage of promotional fares that give you the greatest discount. The same
discounts apply on United Express. Mileage Plus members receive full credit for all
miles flown to this meeting. If you reside outside the United States, please call your
local United office to receive these savings.
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SuperShuttle is the leader in door-to-door airport ground
transportation and is offering a $2.00 off coupon to all Macworld
travelers. Please visit the Macworld Hotel & Travel page at
macworldexpo.com, and print a copy of the coupon. SuperShuttle
van service picks up from the Upper Level at San Francisco Airport
and drops off passengers at hotels and residences throughout the
Bay Area. The cost per transfer from the San Francisco Airport to
San Francisco hotels is $15. Please visit www.SuperShuttle.com
for more details. Note: Prices are subject to change.
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Event Terms & Conditions
3 Easy Ways to Register
Use ONE of the following methods to register for
Macworld Conference & Expo/San Francisco 2006.
Web macworldexpo.com
Mail Macworld Conference & Expo
Fax (805) 654-1676
Through 1/13/06
PO Box 3321
Boston, MA 02241-3321
Through 12/12/05 ONLY
Faxed registration forms must include
credit card information.
Incomplete mail and fax forms will be returned
unprocessed and will delay your registration.
Confirmations
By registering via fax/mail/Internet, an e-mail confirmation will follow
once your registration has been processed successfully. Please PRINT the
confirmation for your records. To confirm your registration or if you have a
question about your badge status, please call (800) 645-EXPO (within the
U.S.) or (805) 677-4294 (outside the U.S.) and press “1” to speak with a
customer service representative.
Receipts
For a registration receipt, simply call (800) 645-EXPO (within the U.S.) or
(805) 677-4294 (outside the U.S.) and press “1” to speak with a customer
service representative.
Receiving Your Badge
Exhibit Hall Registrants – U.S. attendees who register on or before
December 9, 2005, will be mailed their BADGE cards in mid December.
Simply bring your badge to any Badge Holder Pick-Up station, located in
Upper South Lobby of The Moscone Center, to receive your badge holder.
All Exhibit Hall attendees registering AFTER December 9, 2005, as well
as Exhibit Hall registrants residing OUTSIDE of the U.S., will NOT receive
their badges and badge holders in the mail. Simply proceed, with your
confirmation, to the Exhibit Hall Registration Area located in Upper North
Lobby of The Moscone Center. Please Note: Proper identification (driver’s
license, credit card) will be required to receive your registration materials.
Business cards will not be accepted as appropriate identification.
Combination Package, MacIT, Power Tools, Users, Market
Symposiums, and MacLabs Registrants – IMPORTANT!!!! Badges
will NOT be mailed to Conference Attendees for this event. Macworld
Conference & Expo has developed a quick and easy way for you to obtain
your badge and conference materials on-site. Simply proceed, with your
barcode confirmation, to the Conference Registration Area located in the
Upper North Lobby of The Moscone Center. To accommodate our conference
registrants, we have designated special registration hours; please refer
to our On-Site Exhibit Hall Registration Hours for detailed times. Please
Note: Proper identification (driver’s license, credit card) will be required to
receive your registration materials. Business cards will not be accepted as
appropriate identification.
badges on-site at Media Registration.
Registration Conditions
u A registered adult MUST accompany children UNDER 16 years of
age. Children under five years of age receive free admission.
u Due to safety regulations, baby strollers and carriages are NOT permitted on the exhibit floor.
u Registration fees are non-refundable, including all cancellations,
and credentials are non-transferable.
u Discounts on registration fees are valid on NEW registrations ONLY and must be redeemed/noted at time of initial registration. No refunds or credits will be issued for a discount after the initial registration.
u Student and Educator discounts are ONLY valid via Fax/Mail and will not be accepted via online registration.
u No Purchase Orders will be accepted.
u A $20 fee will be charged for all returned checks.
u Checks will NOT be accepted during on-site registration.
u Admission to the Keynote, Feature Presentations and all Conference
Sessions is on a first-come, first-served basis.
u Recording devices are prohibited in the educational programs.
u All Power Tools Conferences, Market Symposiums and Hands-on MacLabs require that the course be selected in advance. To attend a different topic in the Power Tools Conferences, Market Symposiums or
Hands-on MacLabs, the registration must be changed. A registration for one of the Power Tools Conferences does not include access to the
other Power Tools Conferences. The same applies to Market
Symposiums and Hands-on MacLabs.
u Hands-on MacLabs must be added to any education package.
Attendees must bring their own laptop and be prepared
with the corresponding hardware, software, skills and level
requirements listed.
u Keynote and Feature Presentations are open to Combination Packages, MacIT, Users, Power Tools, Market Symposiums, and Hands-on MacLabs attendees ONLY. Seating is on a first – come, first – served
basis except for Combination Package attendees – who have access to priority Keynote seating.
Discounts
Students / Educators
Students and educators are eligible to receive 20% off the conference
registration prices (Exhibit Hall package excluded). Students/Educators
may ONLY register via mail or fax. Discount must be noted at time
of registration and no refund will be granted for discount after initial
registration. A valid student or educator identification is required to obtain
the discount. Indicate on the advance registration form that you wish to
take advantage of the discount pricing, attach a copy of your identification
credentials, enter the exact discounted dollar amount in the “Amount $”
field on the advance registration form, and submit via fax or mail.
Valid forms of identification include:
u Educational Institution identification
u Institutional letter verifying educator/student’s employment or
enrollment status
u Health Insurance identification displaying Educational Institution name
Please Note: This offer is valid on NEW registrations ONLY, may not be
used in conjunction with any other offer, and is only available via fax
or mail.
Groups
Attendees who register for 4 Combo Packages are eligible to receive a 5th
FREE! Mail or fax all your forms together and identify which registrant is
FREE (Offer NOT available online and a refund will not be granted).
Media Registration
Media MUST register via the Internet. No other formats
(mail /fax) will be accepted.
Please Note: Registering online does NOT guarantee a media badge. Your
online registration is not complete until you submit your media credentials.
Once your credentials have been approved or denied, you will receive an
e-mail confirmation with your registration status. The deadline to request to
be registered as media and still receive your badge in the mail, is
December 9, 2005. After this date, please bring your credentials on-site to
Media Registration.
Please Note: We are unable to mail badges to media outside the U.S. in
advance of Macworld Conference & Expo. International media may pick up
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ConferencePackages
macworldexpo.com
1.800.645.EXPO
Macworld/San Francisco 2006 Conference Packages
Package
Combination Package 1 (PK1)
•Best Value•
Early Bird
Includes
(On or before 12/9/05)
u Choose Power Tools
(Series 1 AND 2)
u MacIT Conference
u Users Conference
u Keynote
u Feature Presentations
u Lunch Daily
u 4-Day Exhibit Hall
Advance
(12/10/05 – 1/8/06)
Regular
(1/9/06 – 1/13/06)
$1,495
$1,595
$1,695
$1,395
$1,495
$1,595
$1,095
$1,195
$1,295
$795
$845
$895
u 3-Day Conference
u Keynote
u Lunch
$995
$1,045
$1,095
u 2-Day Conference
u Keynote
$215
$265
$315
u Market Symposium - Select One
u Keynote
u Lunch
$295
$345
$395
$345
$395
$445
u 1-Day Digital Photography
(Choose Advanced or Beginner)
Tuesday or Wednesday
(Does not include Keynote)
$199
$249
$299
Exhibit Hall
(Does not include Keynote)
$25
$30
$45
Macworld Magazine Package
u 12 Month Subscription
$15
(can only be combined with MacLabs or Market Symposiums)
(can only be combined with MacLabs or Market Symposiums)
Power Tools Conferences (PT1 or PT2)
MacIT® Conference
Users Conference
Market Symposiums (MS)
Hands-on MacLabs (ML)
(Participants are REQUIRED to provide own computer)
Digital Photography Day
(Series 1 OR 2)
u MacIT Conference
u Users Conference
u Keynote
u Lunch Daily
(Series 1 OR 2)
u Users Conference
u Choose Market Symposium
u Keynote
u Lunch Daily
(Series 1 AND/OR 2)
u Keynote
u Lunch
u 1 MacLab Session - Select One
u Keynote
u Lunch
PA
Dreamweaver
PB
DVD Studio Pro 4
PC
Mastering the Adobe Creative Suite 2
PD
Professional Photoshop Conference
PE
FileMaker
PF
Video Compression
PG
Working Wireless Networks
PH
Mac OS X Server – Advanced Concepts and Administration
PI
HD Production and Workflow
PJ
Mastering Logic
PK
Flash 8: Out of the Box
PL
Adobe Acrobat
PM
Automating Publishing Tasks and Workflows
PN
AppleScript
PO
Final Cut Studio – Final Cut Studio Master’s Workshop
2
each
each
each
each
each
each
Market Symposiums
TA
Small Business Market Symposium
TB
K-12 Educators Market Symposium
TC
Podcasting Market Symposium
TD
Art Director’s Day
TE
New Media Market Symposium
Hands-on MacLabs
LA
Mastering the Adobe Creative Suite Workshop
LB
Building your Own Packages: Use Apple’s Free Developer Tools to
Create Stand-Alone Packages that have your Custom Content
LC
QuickTime Media Creation and Online delivery: A 4 Hour Tour
LD
Get “Authorized” with DVD Studio Pro
LE
Final Cut Studio Integration
LF
Unleash your Creativity with Corel Painter IX!
Please see macworldexpo.com for more information on the Conference Attendee Networking Lounge.
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AdvanceRegistrationForm
1. Attendee Information
Fill out the form completely. Incomplete forms will be returned unprocessed. Please use one form per
person; Make photocopies for additional people.
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First Name
M.I.
Last Name
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3 Easy Ways to Register
Use ONE of the following methods to register for
Macworld Conference & Expo/San Francisco 2006
Web macworldexpo.com
Through 1/13/06
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Mail Macworld Conference & Expo
P.O. Box, Apt #, Suite, Mail Stop, etc. (if applicable)
Fax
Company
PO Box 3321
Boston, MA 02241-3321
Street Address
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City
State/Province
Zip Code/Postal Code
Country
E-mail Address
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Telephone This telephone number is: ❑ Business
❑ Residential
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Fax
(805) 654-1676
Faxed registration forms must
include credit card information.
Incomplete mail and fax forms will
be returned unprocessed and will delay
your registration.
❑ Yes! I would like to receive product information or news from Macworld Conference & Expo’s exhibitors or approved third-parties via e-mail. I prefer to receive ❑ HTML ❑ Text only e-mails
2. Registration Package Selection
All Conference sessions are on a first-come, first-served basis with the
exception of the Market Symposiums, Power Tool Conferences and Hands-on
MacLabs. Please select from the packages below and total the prices at the
bottom. When applicable, please indicate the Market Symposiums, Power
Tools Conferences, or MacLabs code.
❑ PK1 (Power Tools Choice) _________________________
❑ PK2 (Power Tools Choice Series 1 or 2) __________________
❑ PK3 (Power Tools & Market Symposiums Choices) P____ MS_____
❑ ML (MacLabs Choice) ___________________________
❑ PT1 (Power Tools Choice/Series 1)___________________
❑ PT2 (Power Tools Choice/Series 2)___________________
❑ MS (Market Symposiums Choice)______________
❑ MacIT Conference ❑ Users Conference
❑ DP (Digital Photography Day - Select Track and Day)
❑ MM (Macworld Magazine Subscription)
❑ EH (Exhibit Hall) No Access to Keynote
3. Attendee Proﬁle
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What is your job function?
(select one)
Architect-Engineer
CEO
Chief Financial Officer
CIO, CTO, CSO, COO
Consultant
Director
Editorial-Writer
Educator-Teacher
Graphic Designer-Artist-Art Director
IT/IS, Support
Marketing-PR-Communications
Network Manager/Administrator
Operations
President
Professional Svcs (Lawyer, Doctor etc.)
Purchasing-Corporate Buyer
R&D-Scientific
Retired
Sales-Business Development
Self-Employed
Software Programmer/Developer/Engineer
Student
Systems Programmer/Analyst
Technology
Vice President
Web Admin-Content Developer
Web Designer
Other (Please Specify)
What is your primary business/
industry at your location?
(select one)
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Advertising-Public Relations
Aerospace-Defense Contractor
Agriculture-Forestry
Architecture-Engineering-Construction
Arts-Fine Arts-Culture
Biotechnology
Chemicals-Mining-Petroleum-Textiles
Consultant-Business Service
Design-Creative Services
Education: Higher Ed/Corporate Training
Education: K-12
Energy-Transportation-Utilities
Entrepreneur-Home Business
Film-Video-TV
Finance-Banking-Investment-VC
Gaming-Game Development
Government-Military-Public
Administration
Healthcare-Medical-Pharmaceutical
ISP-Web Host-IT Services Outsourcer
Legal-Insurance-Accounting
Manufacturing (computer related)
Manufacturing (non-computer related)
Marketing-Sales
Media-Publication-Broadcasting
Music-Audio
None-Not Applicable
Non-Profit-Trade Association-User Group
Photography-Digital Imaging
Printing-Publishing-Production
Reseller-VAR-Sys Integrator
Retail-Wholesale-Distributor
Software/Application Development-ISV
Student
Telecommunications-Carrier
Travel-Hospitality-Recreation-Food
Services
Web Administration-Content Development
Web Design
Other (Please Specify)
What is your annual purchasing
budget? (select one)
$0 - $25,000
$25,001 - $100,000
$100,001 - $500,000
$500,001 - $1,000,000
> $1M
N/A
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What is your purchasing role?
(select one)
Final Decision Maker
Recommend brands/vendors
Specify brands/vendors
All of the above
None
Number of employees in your
company/organization?
(select one)
Under 50
50 - 99
100 - 499
500 - 999
1,000 - 4,999
5,000 - 9,999
> 10,000
Do not know
Purpose for Attending?
(Select One)
Professionally for my company/
organization
Personally as a consumer
Both
Q007
Which Products or Services
are you interested in purchasing?
(select all that apply)
HARDWARE
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Assistive Technologies
Computers-Desktop Envts
Digital Cameras & Video Recorders
Displays-Monitors-Projection
FireWire
Input Devices
Music & Audio
Mobile Computing
Networking & Connectivity
Printers & Printing Hardware/Tools
Servers & Server Management
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USB
Other Hardware
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2D/3D Graphics & Animation
Assistive Technologies
Business & Vertical Markets
Design & Print
Development Tools
Education
Games
Home: General Use & Recreation
Internet & E-mail
Kids
Languages & Literature
Mobile Computing
Networking & Connectivity
Productivity & Utilities
Science & Technology
Security
Server Software
Video-Photography-Multimedia
Web Publishing
Other Software
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Accessories & Ergonomics
Directories-Publications-Websites
Employment-HR-Staffing
VAR-System Integrator
Retailer-Wholesaler
Other Services & Accessories
Q011
Please indicate your housing
plans? (select one)
SOFTWARE
MARKET SERVICES & ACCESSORIES
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Use my own Travel Agent
Book accommodations myself
Use Event Management Housing
Live locally
Staying with friends/family
Not ready yet
Apple Employee/Apple Travel Meetings
4. Payment Information
Payment must accompany form for registration to be complete. DON’T PAY FOR THIS EVENT TWICE! You will be charged for all registrations received and will not be refunded for
duplicate registrations. Please use one method of registration only. PO’s are not accepted. All Registration fees are non-fundable and credentials are non-transferable. A $20 fee
will be charged for all returned checks. *Discounts must be noted at time of initial registration. No refunds or credits will be issued for a discount after the initial registration.
❑ Check enclosed (make check payable to IDG World Expo) ❑ Indicate Check #___________________________
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Cardholder Signature
Please Note:
Power Tools, symposiums, conference sessions, labs and speakers are subject to change.
Please visit macworldexpo.com for the most up-to-date information.
PRIORITY CODE
Be sure to copy your priority code here located on the
mailing label on the back cover.
❑ Please check here if you have any special needs
that require attention. (Attach a written description
of your needs)
❑ Check here if you qualify for the student/
educator discount. (see page 25)
❑ Check here if you wish to register for 4
Combo Packages and receive the 5th FREE! (All
forms must be received together by mail/fax ONLY)
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