This is the ultimate guide to music, sound, and multimedia using a Mac--hundreds of products are covered, plus practical application ideas and celebrity interviews throughout. Table of Contents: Part One--The Basics; Part Two--Sound; Part Three--Composition; Part Four--Notation; Part Five--Performance; Part Six--Post-Production; Part Seven--Film, Video, and Synchronization; Part Eight--Multimedia; Part Nine--Education; Appendix, Index.

A complete guide to Macintosh networking for the novice through expert--with information on design, installation and management of AppleTalk networks. Plus connecting Macs to other platforms, including PCs, UNIX and DEC VAX. Table of Contents: Part One--Introducing Networking; Part Two--Installing an AppleTalk Network; Part Three--Managing an AppleTalk Network; Part Four--Using an AppleTalk Network; Part Five--Working with Other Computer Platforms; Appendixes; Index.

Provides advice on which audio software and hardware to purchase, which is most suitable for your latest project or how best to move between platforms mid-project. The guide offers authoritative information and comparison between the systems currently available to help inform your own decisions.

The experts from MacWorld help you choose, buy, and use the best of: desktop publishing, word processing, System 7, hardware options, and more. Also includes networking and video.

Bestselling author and WordPerfect guru Greg Harvey brings you the ultimate WordPerfect tutorial and reference--complete with valuable software containing document templates, macros, and other handy WordPerfect tools. Heavily illustrated and loaded with hundreds of tips and detailed, hands-on examples that demonstrate how WordPerfect's powerful features can be used to solve real world problems.

How to Direct a Musical is a lively and practical guide to the seemingly overwhelming task of directing a musical. David Young brings to this handbook his extensive experience as a director of over 100 productions and more than 250 workshops in the US, China, Senegal and Brazil. Young takes a pragmatic, do-it-yourself approach, guiding the reader from planning to casting, rehearsal to opening night. Topics covered include script analysis, collaboration with designers, musical directors, choreographers and crew, eliminating lengthy pauses between scenes, dress rehearsals and curtain calls.