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Articles in December 2003 issue of Macworld

• FileMaker expands software offerings: databases at work.(FileMaker Meetings, FileMaker Recruiter launched)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• Corrections.(Correction Notice)
• Judged by our cover.(Letter to the Editor)
• Fond O' fonts.(Letter to the Editor)
  by Dawson, Mike
• Lies, damn lies, and chart art.(Letter to the Editor)
• G4 chips added to iBooks: four score.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
• Toast 6 Titanium: a good program gets even better.(Reviews)
  by Seff, Jonathan
• Acrobat tumbles.(Letter to the Editor)
  by McElroy, Dennis
• Processor showdown.(From the Editor's Desk)(computer products comparison)
  by Snell, Jason
• DVD Studio Pro 2.0: elegant new interface, feature refinement streamline authoring.(Reviews)(Apple Computer Inc.)
  by Heid, Jim
• Digital Hub: sweeten your sound.(Secrets)
  by Heid, Jim
• G5: gee whiz!(Letter to the Editor)
• After Effects 6.0 professional: titling and keying tools provide terrific new core capabilities.(Reviews)
  by Wagstaff, Sean
• Working Mac: OS X's overlooked shortcut.(Secrets)
  by Frakes, Dan
• Cube upgrade options abound: building the perfect Cube.(Mac Beat)
  by McFarland, David Sawyer
• Little things mean a lot.(Letter to the Editor)
• More fully functional.(Manfred Schubert RadTech products)
  by Frakes, Dan
• Productivity beat.(Mac Beat)(Readiris Pro 9, from IRIS)(Brief Article)
  by Michaels, Philip
• Low-power chips aimed at portables: wireless becomes less power hungry.(Mac Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Fleishman, Glenn