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| Radio Bump Reply Hazy, try again.  Thursday, May 2, 2002MX products fail to launch: "Trial Expired" message in Macintosh OS X Bottom line, if you are running Mac OS X and had this problem due to your normal network configuration, you are screwed. The tone of this technote, and JD's comment, make me think that this could be resolved to make Mac OS X users happy, but they are more focused on getting the final software out the door. It might just be me, but I think this just might send the wrong message to this group of users. I also think that, if their preview didn't work on Windows XP, they would be rewrapping it today. 4:31:09 PM
 discuss [] WaxPraxis is a new Weblog worth reading maintained by Flash guru Branden Hall. Add that to Mike Chambers, John Dowdell, Vernon Viehe, and Matt Brown and there is a real lot to be learned from Macromedia related weblogs. Mike Chambers has a list of some additional Flash MX weblogs that have sprung up here. 4:25:00 PM
discuss [] Macromedia has somewhat quietly posted an updated Flash Player that takes care of the two known bugs in the previous version of the 6 player. 12:36:32 AM
discuss [] Geez, that was a short preview. There's some sort of problem with both the Dreamweaver and Flash MX preview versions that I have installed on my Mac OS X machine. They expired after the first time I ran them rather than on June 7th and in 90 days respectively. There is a thread in the Macromedia Preview forums that deals with the issue, and the fact that they are aware of it, but that they aren't sure what causes it so there is no fix yet. So no preview for me anymore. Damn, I was having fun. 12:35:36 AM
discuss [] DoubleCommand: "DoubleCommand is a Mac OS X 10.1 kernel extension that gives PowerBook and iBook users a second Command key (Apple key), replacing the enter key next to the space bar." 12:22:05 AM
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