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iWeb Takes On the Competition -- Steve Sande's article about iWeb and other easy-to-use Web creation applications touches a nerve among readers, who share their own recommendations. (27 messages)

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Game development for children -- It's never too early to foster young coders! Readers suggest packages that kids can use to build their own applications. (8 messages)

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Vale Michael Bartosh -- We mourn the passing of Mac author Michael Bartosh, who died after a fall, with links to an online memorial and a new Bartosh Scholarship for MacIT Conference Track (at Macworld Expo). (3 messages)

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