Apple Releases iLife '06 with iWeb
iLife 06 will be included with the purchase of all new Macs.
iPhoto
One click effects - sepia, b&w,
New cards, calendars & books
hard and softcover books
better quality
Photocasting - podcasting for photos
integrates with .Mac
password protected, subscribable with RSS feeds
iMovie HD
Animated themes for movies
real time effects
new audio tools
more than one project open at once
export to iPod
create Video Podcasts
iDVD
Widescreen menus
Magic iDVD
choose theme, drop in movies & photos & select theme
3rd party burner support
Garageband
New Podcast studio
Podcast artwork track
Over 200 free jingles & effects
Speech enhancer
Use iChat for remote interviews
New Jampack - World Music
iTunes
no mentioned changes from current version (6.0.1)
iWeb (New)
Apple web templates
iLife media browser
Online AJAX photo slideshows
One-click publish to .Mac
Podcast publishing
Raw transcript of the Macworld San Francisco Keynote is available here
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(View all)Thanks for providing live coverage, also. Very much appreciated.
Unless of course I get a nice new Intel Mac that happens to have 06 pre-loaded...
The new GB tempts me most, but I think I'll stick to my "every other plan" and buy iLife 07. iLife 05 is already excellent and meets me needs.
Unless of course I get a nice new Intel Mac that happens to have 06 pre-loaded...
Shame the onlines store's a bit slowwwwwwwwwww at the moment.
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Question, can iWeb publish to ANY webpages (ie My Own Website) or is it JUST for .Mac?
From Apple's website:
"*iWeb publishing requires Internet and webserver access (.Mac recommended). The .Mac service is available to persons age 13 and older. Annual membership fee and Internet access required. Terms and conditions apply."
So it appears there is at least some sort of support for publishing to your own webserver.
From Apple's website:
"*iWeb publishing requires Internet and webserver access (.Mac recommended). The .Mac service is available to persons age 13 and older. Annual membership fee and Internet access required. Terms and conditions apply."
So it appears there is at least some sort of support for publishing to your own webserver.
Keep in mind that it might not support things like SFTP or even FTP. It might only support WebDav. I know I will be sticking to DreamWeaver, it's definitely lacking a code editor.
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