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On April 13, 2013, In General Discussion, By T2Rman
On March 13, 2012, In General Discussion, By T2Rman
(PRWEB) January 31, 2004
Using the new tool, Calendar and Contact information managed in the web-based system are easily shared with iCal and AddressBook on the Mac and with Outlook on Windows machines.
Ron Ause, Director of Marketing, said “Since Outlook and iCal & AddressBook are important components of every OS, it’s imperative for any Project Management Software for the Creative Industries to be able to work with them. Our creative clients are ecstatic over the tight integration that they’ve already seen. The next release will take us one step closer.”
Expected in mid-February, this update will come only three months after its recent 5.90 release allowing users to import Clients & Profits data or Adman data into Creative Manager Pro database. All users automatically get the new updates at no additional charge.
Creative Manager Pro goes beyond costing to offer full Project Management, CRM, Digital Asset Management, billing and accounting, and Extranet capabilities.
When asked about the new features, Ause said “Project management in the creative industry is key to a creative firm’s success. The full feature-set of Creative Manager Pro combined with the ease of use has no match. Our clients have expressed strong support for this move, and we’re going full steam ahead on their suggestions.”
Creative Manager Pro (at http://www.Creative-Manager.com/), is the leading Project Management Software for the Creative Design industry, produced for design firms, ad agencies, in-house creative/MarCom departments, and creative service firms. It is a web-based integrated project management software and job tracking solution which streamlines the entire firm, from developing new business, to staffing, managing, and executing projects through to accounting and financial reporting.
Creative Manager Pro is a full-featured, intuitive system which makes project and agency management a breeze. Creative Manager Pro supports Customer Relationship Management, Document Management, Shared Calendaring, Accounting and much more. Because it is web- based, there is nothing to install and it can be set up in a single day. It works with both PC and Macintosh from any location over any connection. It may also be installed locally on the client’s own servers. All options include training and support to ensure that clients are up and running quickly.
Among the many features of Creative Manager Pro:
Charting of important industry metrics and firm statistics.
Manage contacts and leads.
Create project schedules, calendars and manage tasks.
Take your contacts and calendar on the road with iCal, AddressBook & Outlook
Approve timesheets, purchases, invoices and budgets.
Review and approve artwork online.
Free client and vendor access to streamline workflow.
Store and manage digital assets.
Manage and balance the books.
Graphically view your firm’s metrics – manage your firm by the numbers.
Take a test drive at http://www.Creative-Manager.com/
The team members at Creative Manager, Inc. have been leaders in project management software for the creative industry and on the Mac OS for over 25 years. They provide their clients with two major offerings: Creative Project Manager and Creative Manager Pro. Both programs work seamlessly with the Mac OS and Windows.
Creative Manager, Inc. is not affiliated with Adman or Clients and Profits, nor a distributor of Adman or Clients and Profits. All trademarks are owned by their respective companies. Neither Adman nor Clients and Profits are trademarks of Creative Manager, Inc.
Creative Manager, Inc. is based in Lakewood NJ, with offices at
111 Madison Avenue
Lakewood NJ 08701
800.203.7684
http://www.Creative-Manager.com/
Contact Info:
Ron Ause rona@Creative-Manager.com
Creative Manager, Inc.
800.203.7684 x3051
communicate. collaborate. control.
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On March 13, 2012, In General Discussion, By T2Rman
(PRWEB) March 12, 2004
Using the new tool, Calendar and Contact information managed in the web-based system are easily shared with iCal and AddressBook on the Mac. And since iCal and AddressBook already work with Palm devices, Creative Manager Pro can be ultimately shared with these Palm OS devices.
Ron Ause, Director of Marketing, said “Since iCal and AddressBook are important components in Apple’s latest Panther OS, it is imperative for any Project Management Software for the Creative Industries to be able to work with them. Mac integration is a key feature that our clients have been excited over. The sharing tool in this release takes us one step closer.”
Available now, this update comes only three months after its recent 5.90 release allowing users to import Clients & Profits data or Adman data into Creative Manager Pro database. All users automatically get the new updates at no additional charge.
When asked about the new features, Ause said “Project management in the creative industry is key to a creative firm’s success. The full feature-set of Creative Manager Pro combined with the ease of use has no match on the Mac. With the additional integration with Apple’s OS X Panther, Safari, iCal and AddressBook, we continue to win over more and more of the creative community.”
Creative Manager Pro goes beyond costing to offer full Project Management, CRM, Digital Asset Management, billing and accounting, and Extranet capabilities.
Creative Manager Pro (at http://www.Creative-Manager.com), is the leading Project Management Software for the Creative Design industry, produced for design firms, ad agencies, in-house creative/MarCom departments, and creative service firms. It is a web-based integrated project management software and job tracking solution which streamlines the entire firm, from developing new business, to staffing, managing, and executing projects through to accounting and financial reporting.
Creative Manager Pro is a full-featured, intuitive system which makes project and agency management a breeze. Creative Manager Pro supports Customer Relationship Management, Document Management, Shared Calendaring, Accounting and much more. Because it is web- based, there is nothing to install and it can be set up in a single day. It works with both PC and Macintosh from any location over any connection. It may also be installed locally on the client’s own servers. All options include training and support to ensure that clients are up and running quickly.
Among the many features of Creative Manager Pro:
Graphically view your firm’s metrics – manage your firm by the numbers.
Manage Contacts and Leads
Create Project Schedules, Calendars and Manage Tasks
Take your contacts and calendar on the road with iCal, AddressBook & Outlook
Approve Timesheets, Purchasing, Billing and Budgets
Review and Approve Artwork Online
Store and Manage Digital Assets
Manage and Balance the Books
Free client and vendor access to streamline workflow.
Quick startup/import from Clients & Profits, Adman and other systems
Full-featured CRM (Client Relationship Management)
Extranet capabilities.
Charting of important industry metrics and firm statistics
Take a test drive at http://www.Creative-Manager.com
The team members at Creative Manager, Inc. have been leaders in project management software for the creative industry and on the Mac OS for over 25 years. They provide their clients with two major offerings: Creative Project Manager and Creative Manager Pro. Both programs work seamlessly with the Mac OS and Windows.
Creative Manager, Inc. is based in Lakewood NJ, with offices at
111 Madison Avenue
Lakewood NJ 08701
800.203.7684
http://www.Creative-Manager.com
Contact Info:
Ron Ause rona@Creative-Manager.com
Creative Manager, Inc.
800.203.7684 x3051
communicate. collaborate. control.
On May 2, 2011, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By admin
Question by Cooper: How do I upstage my iMac g3 to Mac os x panther?
Hi I have an old iMac g3 Bondi blue and I want to upgrade it to panther. It has Mac os 8.6 and I can download the operating systems and firmwares from the Internet. All I need is a basic Instructions, and some good torrent links (optional). Thank you for your advice.
Best answer:
Answer by JSmith661
panther or leopard?
What do you think? Answer below!
On March 18, 2011, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By admin
Question by Junior O: How do you boot from the disc at system start on Mac OS X Panther?
I am stuck because I tried to upgrade a G4 to Panther OS and there was an error. Now I cannot go back to the old OS and cannot login to the new one because I don’t have the password.
Is there a way to boot from the disc and install a different OS? Like Jaguar? How do I do this? In Windows it is so simple but Mac makes it to where you are a zombie user with NO control over your system. It’s terrible!
Best answer:
Answer by SilverTonguedDevil
You have two questions, so I hope I get extra credit for two answers.
Q1) How do you boot from the disc at system start on Mac OS X Panther?
A1) When you say “disc”, do you mean optical disc, such as CD or DVD? Here is the comparison of PC and Mac (doesn’t matter what operating system is on the Mac, could even be Vista):
* Windows (as in “PC”)
1. Press delete repeatedly at startup to get into the BIOS setup screen.
2. Choose the advanced BIOS setup.
3. Arrow down to the 1st startup disk.
4. Press page up to change it to CD-ROM.
5. Press F10.
6. Press Y key.
7. As it restarts again, press any key when you see a message to do that.
* Mac:
1. Hold the option key at startup.
2. Choose the disc.
3. Press return.
Q2) Is there a way to boot from the disc and install a different OS?
A2) No, whether Mac or Windows. Well, an XP CD may offer slight flavor choices, such as “Pro”, Server, or the basic. But you won’t get one disc from Microsft with both XP and Vista or both XP and 2000.
Q3) You didn’t ask this but I offer it as another one you could have asked. “What’s up with the error?”
A3) Probably a defective disc. Try to do an archive install and choose to customize, and then uncheck all the languages except your basic one (such as English), and uncheck all the printer drivers. If the error came at one of those installer packages, it will probably skip over that and install fine.
Q4) Another unasked one. “Can I reset the password?”
A4) Yes, in a manner of speaking. Restart holding command + S. You’ll finally end at a command prompt (# similar to DOS but with a hundred lines of UNIX stuff showing). For these commands, don’t type the ” and be aware of space or no space between stuff. Type “/sbin/mount -uw /”
Press Return. (Nothing appears to happens, no problem. Also, you will see # again. That’s just the command cursor; ignore it.)
Type “rm /var/db/.applesetupdone” (The normal format of Mac OS doesn’t care about upper case.)
Press Return.
Type “reboot”
Press Return. (Now stuff appears to happen. You will finally get past the “Welcome” in a dozen languages and then you can create a new admin user. It should be a different short name from your old user. A few screens later, you come to the registration. Just choose “later”. It doesn’t come back later to nag.
After you have completed the new user, open System Preferences > Accounts and delete the old user. It will put all old user’s data into a disk image and put that into a “Deleted Users” folder. If you don’t need that old user data, trash the disk image.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
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