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Mac Happens

Evan Kleiman has been writing columns for Low End Mac and the iMac Channel since January 1999. In April 2000, his column was titled Mac Happens. Since June 2000, he has been writing Mac Daniel columns.

Evan also runs his own site, Evansite.

MP3 Forever!, 6/26/00. Closing down Napster will not help already rich artists, but may prevent new ones from being discovered.
Internet radio, 6/9/00. Internet radio solves problems with poor radio reception, but also lets you listen to radio from around the world.
Software to make life easier, 5/23/00. Helpful software you may never have heard of.
Netscape 6 and other betas, 4/25/00. "It's always good to have the latest released version of programs. What's even better is getting the latest prerelease version of programs."
The Mac Library, 4/19/2000. Evan shares the books he finds invaluable when working with Macs.
AOL@school, 4/11/2000. "AOL will be soon releasing a new version of their software specifically for schools...."
Amazing IE 5.0, 4/3/2000. "My faith in Microsoft has been restored."
Macs and AOL 5.0, 3/15/2000. "Even though AOL 5.0 adds many nice new features, I believe it still has many shortcomings."
Surfing the iNet, 2/14/2000
ViaVoice for Macintosh, 12/22/1999
Macs and Y2K, 12/14/1999
Holiday Decorations, 12/7/1999
Secure Your Mac, 11/16/1999
"I" in iMac for Inferior?, 11/4/1999
Free Mac Internet Access, 20 Oct. 1999
iMacs for All, 12 Oct. 1990
OS 8.6: Not All It's Cracked Up To Be, 5 Oct. 1999
Wanted: Custom iMacs, 14 Sept. 1999
Big Sound from the Little iMac, 8 Sept. 1999
Windows on Your Mac, 31 August 1999
More Macs, 18 August 1999
Easier Computing, 3 August 1999
Enter the iBook, 22 July 1999
A computer on every desk, 13 July 1999
iMitation, 7 July 1999
USB is enough, 30 June 1999
iMac Talks To PowerBook, #2, 22 June 1999
iMac Talks To PowerBook, #1, 15 June 1999
The Perfect iMac, 1 June 1999
iMac iMpact, 25 May 1999
OS 8.6 Makes iMac More Stable, 18 May 1999
Fixing, Preventing Drive Crashes, 11 May 1999
Mac Alive and Kicking, 4 May 1999
Computer, Tell Me a Joke, 27 April 1999
Hard Drive Failure, 20 April 1999
iMac Troubleshooting, 2 April 1999
The Wow Factor, 25 March 1999
Looking Different, 5 March 1999
Buying an iMac, 19 Feb. 1999
iMac Flaws, 10 Feb. 1999
iMac, Trendsetter, 27 Jan 1999
iMac iMproved, 18 Jan. 1999

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