The latest issue of About This Particular Macintosh is available for your consumption. This monthis version features commentary about Napster, a look back at the incredibly stormy last 12 months, and includes the usual array of tips, reviews, and commentary. According to ATPM:
The staff of ATPM (About This Particular Macintosh) has released issue7.01 for January 2001. We are pleased to be entering our seventh yearof publishing, marking ATPM amongst the older e-zines on the Internet.We invite our readers to continue the journey with us as we enter thenew millennium.
This monthis columns and articles include:
- This New Yearis R-word--Tom Iovino explores resolutions, rocky road ice cream, Apple stock, and the other economical R-word in this monthis Apple Cider.
- In Defense of Napster--David Ozab answers responses to his December column in Beyond the Barline.
- About This Particular Web Site--Paul Fatula explores evil overlords, space images, aluminum foil beanies, eSmurfs, and other online oddities.
- Profiles in Networking--Matthew Glidden looks at the Power Macintosh 8500 as a Mac networking mainstay.
- Segments: Got Blog?--Reader James McNally explores the online phenomenon of web logs, or blogs for short, in this slice of the Macintosh life.
- Desktop pictures courtesy of Jens Grabenstein and Lee Bennett, featuring New York City and Washington, D.C., respectively.
- Fun With Numbers--Ed Goss tests your wit about a number of things in this monthis Trivia Challenge.
This monthis reviews are:
- Microsoft Office 2001
- Backyard Soccer, MLS Edition
- Kodak Photo CD, Picture CD, and Photo Net
- Stuffit Deluxe 6.0
- SockeToome 1.0
- Norton SystemWorks 1.0
- 3D Bridge Deluxe 1.0
- Finale 2001
You can find all of these columns at the About This Particular Macintosh web site.