Anyone read this?
Anyone read thie? It's an ADC email from Apple?
Connect: Pro2Pro Design, Develop, and Deploy on the Web
Apple would like to invite you to an exclusive event during Macworld
San Francisco 2002. Whether you're designing the future interface
for your corporate website, developing rich interactive content with
Macromedia Flash and QuickTime, integrating with open source
databases, or looking for a reliable solution to host and stream
your creations, Connect: Pro2Pro will bring you face to face with
top developers of web tools, as well as with your fellow web
professionals.
Network with the best and the brightest, learn new techniques with
your favorite applications built for Mac OS X, and ask technical
representatives your questions. You'll also see new applications and
solutions pointing toward the future of web publishing.
When: January 9 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where: The Forum at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts next to the
Moscone Convention Center
Wireless Internet access will be available to all attendees with
AirPort-enabled laptops. One of the many highlights of this event
will be a special presentation by Frank Casanova, Director of the
QuickTime team.
Space is limited and registration is required for this special
event. For more information and to register, please visit:
<a href="http://seminars.apple.com/business/pro2pro/"; target="_blank">http://seminars.apple.com/business/pro2pro/</a>;
Attending Developers:
- 4D
- Adobe
- Bare Bones Software
- Blueworld
- Borland
- Computer Systems Odessa
- Connectix
- digital.forest
- Discreet
- Equilibrium
- FrontBase
- Halcyon
- Men & Mice
- OmniGroup
- RealViz
- Sorenson Media
- Stone Design
- Tenon
- Toon Boom Technologies
- Totally Hip
__________________________________________________ __________________
You are receiving this invitation because you are an ADC Member who
has agreed to receive Technical or Marketing information from the
Apple Developer Connection. Your information has not been shared
with any third parties.
Did you see this part?
You'll also see new applications and
solutions pointing toward the future of web publishing.
humm....
Golive 6 for X? iWebpage?
Connect: Pro2Pro Design, Develop, and Deploy on the Web
Apple would like to invite you to an exclusive event during Macworld
San Francisco 2002. Whether you're designing the future interface
for your corporate website, developing rich interactive content with
Macromedia Flash and QuickTime, integrating with open source
databases, or looking for a reliable solution to host and stream
your creations, Connect: Pro2Pro will bring you face to face with
top developers of web tools, as well as with your fellow web
professionals.
Network with the best and the brightest, learn new techniques with
your favorite applications built for Mac OS X, and ask technical
representatives your questions. You'll also see new applications and
solutions pointing toward the future of web publishing.
When: January 9 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where: The Forum at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts next to the
Moscone Convention Center
Wireless Internet access will be available to all attendees with
AirPort-enabled laptops. One of the many highlights of this event
will be a special presentation by Frank Casanova, Director of the
QuickTime team.
Space is limited and registration is required for this special
event. For more information and to register, please visit:
<a href="http://seminars.apple.com/business/pro2pro/"; target="_blank">http://seminars.apple.com/business/pro2pro/</a>;
Attending Developers:
- 4D
- Adobe
- Bare Bones Software
- Blueworld
- Borland
- Computer Systems Odessa
- Connectix
- digital.forest
- Discreet
- Equilibrium
- FrontBase
- Halcyon
- Men & Mice
- OmniGroup
- RealViz
- Sorenson Media
- Stone Design
- Tenon
- Toon Boom Technologies
- Totally Hip
__________________________________________________ __________________
You are receiving this invitation because you are an ADC Member who
has agreed to receive Technical or Marketing information from the
Apple Developer Connection. Your information has not been shared
with any third parties.
Did you see this part?
You'll also see new applications and
solutions pointing toward the future of web publishing.
humm....
Golive 6 for X? iWebpage?
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