seejayjames

I've posted an entry in the Wikipedia Max article about Max 5, as it seems timely. Please read it if you get a chance and address any problems. I've tried to make it as objective as possible while highlighting some of the many improvements to come. Hopefully it reads well and will encourage new users to check out the program, while not sounding like a sales pitch (which the Wikipedia gurus don't like very much...)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_%28software%29#History

If I've made any errors in my description please correct them. The last thing I want to do is step on any toes in Cycling '74 or the Max community.

max-5-wikipedia-entry

Have you mentioned the revolutionary round corners feature? ;-)

(btw I'm on the I don't really care, all is fine for me especially 

since the attribute feature which will make teaching max a whole lot 

On 06 Nov 2007, at 04:22, Seejay James wrote:

> I've posted an entry in the Wikipedia Max article about Max 5, as it 

> seems timely. Please read it if you get a chance and address any 

> problems. I've tried to make it as objective as possible while 

> highlighting some of the many improvements to come. Hopefully it 

> reads well and will encourage new users to check out the program, 

> while not sounding like a sales pitch (which the Wikipedia gurus 

> If I've made any errors in my description please correct them. The 

> last thing I want to do is step on any toes in Cycling '74 or the 

(btw I'm on the I don't really care, all is fine for me especially  
since the attribute feature which will make teaching max a whole lot  
easier-side)

>
> Hello all,
>
> I've posted an entry in the Wikipedia Max article about Max 5, as it  
> seems timely. Please read it if you get a chance and address any  
> problems. I've tried to make it as objective as possible while  
> highlighting some of the many improvements to come. Hopefully it  
> reads well and will encourage new users to check out the program,  
> while not sounding like a sales pitch (which the Wikipedia gurus  
> don't like very much...)
>
> If I've made any errors in my description please correct them. The  
> last thing I want to do is step on any toes in Cycling '74 or the  
> Max community.
>
> Long live Max Force 5!
>
> --CJ
>


Max 5 Wikipedia entry