Chapter 1. Getting Started
Macintosh computers have enjoyed a strong association with graphics since they were first introduced to the world in 1984. That association undeniably began with the novelty of the graphical user interface. The platform evolved from its humble beginnings as a consumer computer, and as it grew, it retained its strong association to graphics. The platform attracted professionals in many graphics disciplines. In serving those needs, application developers have firmly established the Macintosh as an invaluable asset in today’s graphics industry.
Apple, for their part, works hard to meet the needs of graphics professionals and application developers alike. They have focused their efforts on creating a system with the power ...
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