Authoring SW Has Internet Integration -- THE Journal

Authoring SW Has Internet Integration

05/01/96

HyperStudio 3.0 works with just about anything that plugs into a Macintosh. From Apple's QuickTake, Kodak's DC-40 and the Connectix QuickCam cameras to accessing information on the Internet, the multimedia authoring program lets you effortlessly work with new technologies. HyperStudio imports virtually all file formats, supports custom color palettes and is capable of importing images with superior quality. Over 200MB of royalty-free clip art and sounds are included, and users can sample various student projects. The software lets users create buttons or hypertext links to Home Pages simply by typing in a Web address. Mac HyperStudio 3.0 files are fully compatible with HyperStudio for Windows during project development and final project delivery. All documentation has been enhanced and is included with upgrades as well as with the new version. A demo CD is available for free. Roger Wagner Publishing, Inc., El Cajon, CA, (800) 497-3778, www.hyperstudio.com. M

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