Hi Andrew, there is a Mac-OSX 'applications' list, which
  has a membership familiar with most programs available:

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  you may consider another sound editor (there seem to be many)
  and Painter by (not sure if it is still in the hands of) Corel is a 
great
  painting application, but is very complicated to use for children.
  brian


On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 05:24  PM, Andrew Sternick wrote:

> I am planning an OS X migration in our Mac computer lab, used 
> extensively for field trips.  Two applications we use, Art Dabbler and 
> Soundedit 16, are OS 9 only.  I only want to use OS X native software, 
> otherwise what is the point of using the operating system?  Can anyone 
> recommend repalcements?  Art Dabbler is a drawing application for very 
> young children with a great featureset, and Soundedit is an intuitive 
> music editing application.
>
> Andrew Sternick
> Experience System Administrator
> Zeum
> 221 Fourth St., San Francisco, CA  94103
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  brian thomas carroll: research-design-development
  architecture, education, electromagnetism
  http://www.electronetwork.org/bc/

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