> My Mac started life in 1995, and joined the World Wide Web in early
> 1996, being one of the early pioneers of electronic journalism on
> the web. (We predate every other major internet magazine, save a
> VERY few) We have had a bevy of very talented writers come and go
> over the years, but have always stayed consistent in our goal of
> producing an entertaining and informative read. In October of 2000,
> My Mac Magazine (The downloadable Macintosh specific version) was
> folded into our World Wide Web page, and a new direction was cast.
> Today, while still providing Mac, iPhone, and iPad specific ideas
> and information, we now enjoy the creative freedom to write about
> any topic under the sun on our often updated website.

All but the first six issues of this zine have been adapted into web
pages at [MyMac.com][1], which is still active as of 2021.



Here are 44 of the now hard-to-find DOCMaker editions. Can anyone
locate some more?

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  [1]: http://www.mymac.com/

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