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San FranciscoJuly 29, 2002Macromedia,
Inc. (Nasdaq: MACR) today announced the Macromedia
Developer Conference 2002 (DevCon 2002), the premier
event for Macromedia designers and developers to extend
their skills and expand their knowledge base. The
conference will feature more than 100 sessions designed
to provide hands-on training and skills development
for developers and designers using Macromedia products.
Developers can now register for the conference, being
held October 27-30 at the Walt Disney World Swan and
Dolphin in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., and take advantage
of an early registration fee of $895 per person$155
off the regular price. To register, go to www.macromedia.com/go/devcon.
"With the launch of the Macromedia MX products
this spring, there are a wide range of new skills
and techniques that developers and designers will
want to learn," said Kevin Lynch, chief software
architect, Macromedia. "DevCon 2002 is a unique
opportunity to get intensive training on the technology,
access to the information from leaders in the developer
community, and first-hand information on the long-term
Macromedia product strategy and technology vision."
DevCon 2002 features more than 100 in-depth workshop
and hands-on sessions that cover everything from basic
web development to the most advanced techniques for
building rich Internet applications with all of the
Macromedia products. Attendees will have access to
Macromedia engineers, leaders from the development
community, and industry experts as well as a range
of opportunities to connect with other designers and
developers from around the world. As part of the event,
Macromedia will also be hosting a special eLearning
conference, giving attendees a unique opportunity
to explore the latest products and strategies for
implementing effective, cost-efficient online learning
solutions. For complete details on the conference,
go to www.macromedia.com/go/devcon.
In addition to the conference, usability guru Jakob
Nielsen will deliver a one-day session prior to the
start of DevCon that will explore how end users really
use tools and applications based in Macromedia
Flash MX on the Internet. The tutorial will summarize
user data and turn it into actionable design guidelines
that will dramatically enhance the quality of the
user experiences you develop, and improve the productivity
of your users. This usability event is not included
as part of the DevCon registration cost. To register,
go to www.macromedia.com/go/nielsennorman_devcon2002.
ABOUT MACROMEDIA
Macromedia (www.macromedia.com) empowers
millions of designers and developers to create effective
user experiences across the widest array of platforms
and devices. Through an open, integrated family of
client, tool, and server technologies, Macromedia
is driving a new generation of rich Internet applications
that will radically improve the Internet experience.
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