Dreamweaver now has its own Frontier suite as a hook into Frontier authoring. This is getting more exciting by the day.

Iconfactory has some limited edition Batman icons that will only be up for a couple of days.

Mark McGuire needs three home runs in 23 games.

A news item on today’s Macintouch talks about the fact that Emailer, my email client of choice, is dead. It goes on to say that Emailer is not fully compatible with the soon to be released Mac OS 8.5 . I’m really pissed about this. I have 3 years worth of email in Emailer.

On a similar note, Bare Bones released the 1.1 patch for Mailsmith , another email client. It makes it faster, and adds some great features, but I still like the previously mentioned Emailer better.

This type of behavior is too typical of software companies these days. I live in a constant state of concern that I am investing time and money in software products that are doomed.

After burning the midnight oil arguing interface philosophy with my cat, I am on the coffee horse and typing like a crazed fanatic.

QuickTime 3.0 beta(This link is to Apple’s Preview Page) is pretty interesting. For a long time I’ve felt that the best minds at Apple were on QuickTime development, and they continue to prove me correct. I will definitely be doing my first software review for this site on it, so check back.

Some other QuickTime 3.0 resources:

• QuickTime 3 looking good
  A good review by MacWEEK, maybe I don’t need to review it.
• Developers eager to tap power of QuickTime 3.0
  Pretty much a response piece…I would pass on this if you are pressed for time.
• Featured as a Cool Tool of the Day
• Download it from here

I also meant to mention GUI Junky, an interface hacking site that looks like it might pick up where MacOver faded…

I will begin porting all of my pages at work over to a new server this weekend. If anyone has any suggestions on moving from UNIX to Windows NT(Netscape Enterprise 3) feel free to drop me a line. I will post any experiences I have to share. 

I am an interface addict. That is to say that I can spend hours of precious productivity deciding how I want my desktop to look. I hoard Kaleidoscope schemes on zip cartridges desperately seeking desktop nirvana.

Designer’s Studio 1.1 is the first step towards giving the power to the people. No arcane resource editing by candlelight here. Check it out.

Once again I stay awake bleary eyed and ready to collapse. As if working a ten hour day is not enough.