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I use QT Pro everyday. If you need to export to different formats, codecs etc it's a must. $30 is dirt cheap for a powerhouse like QT Pro. And yes, you can code movies for the web with it. Enjoy!

The "best" resource is creativecow.net I've learned lots from everyone there. Erik

Use the "title crawl" from Boris. remember to turn on the 2:1 deflicker if your text scrolls from top to bottom. It makes them look like they should when they pass through the TVs scan lines. Erik

IMHO I have found Fontreserve from Diamond soft to be the "best" font manager for both os 9 and X. Give them a try, I use it every day with app 2000 fonts. Hope this helps, Erik

Apple Talk in OS X works over TCp/IP only. You can't access it via your old Apple Talk connection. Good Luck Erik

I ran Disk Doctor and Speed Disk prior to installing OS X and everything has been very smooth and problem free. It's actually hard to believe it's a beta except for the fact that some hardware drivers are missing. I set up multiple acounts with separate mail acounts and we're all sending and...

I would check with Cubase's website before using it with OS X. If you use its audio recording part, be aware that the beta of OS X can't yet speak to specific hardware such as a dedicated audio capture card etc. Good luck. Erik

Please be aware that you do need OS 9.04 before you install OS X. Check Apple's site for requirements. Good luck. Erik