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MXDU 2004: Day Zero was busy with the Web Standards Group / National Macromedia User Groups meeting and conference set-up. Here are a few images of the meeting and behind the MXDU scenes, shot with a DV cam.

One hour before the Web Standards Group / National Macromedia User Groups Meeting

One hour before the Web Standards Group / National Macromedia User Groups Meeting

One hour before the Web Standards Group / National Macromedia User Groups meeting and already an eager crowd are securing their seats to see Russ Weakley and Sean Corfield.


Two Old Ladies

Two Old Ladies

Daemon's incorrigible Daniel Morphett and Wayne Davies having a spot of tea and a natter before the big event.


MC Andrew Muller

MC Andrew Muller

Ribboned MC for the evening Andrew Muller proudly displaying his plumage.


Macromedia User Groups

Macromedia User Groups

Ed Sullivan, Macromedia User Groups Manager, flew on from Japan MAX to meet the Australian development community and local User Group Managers.


A Couple of User Group Users

A Couple of User Group Users

Kirk Mower (International ColdFusion and ArcIMS Users Group founder), Brett Payne-Rhodes (CFUG WA manager) and Lindsay Evans (CFAussie and Web Standards Group member).


VIC CFUG Manager

VIC CFUG Manager

Steve Onnis, Victorian CFUG Manager


WSG: Russ Weakley

WSG: Russ Weakley

Russ Weakley presenting "Practical benefits of web standards for your visitors, your clients and you"


WSG: Sean Corfield

WSG: Sean Corfield

Sean Corfield presenting "Accessible & Compliant - a brief look at accessibility and web
standards compliance at macromedia.com"


Chill Out Preparations

Chill Out Preparations

Vik Radnai (CFAussie and Web Standards Group member) helping set up the Macs for MXDU's Chill Out Room.


Chilling Out

Chilling Out

With the Mac G5s set up and wired, it's time to load on the Macromedia Studio MX 2004 tools. Check out those sweet screens!


Past the Night, Into the Early Morning

Past the Night, Into the Early Morning

It's after midnight on what is to be MXDU 2004: Day One. In the boardroom, Geoff Bowers pumps up the Conference A-Team with a powerful pep talk. It's less than 8 hours till leading-edge developers will stream into Star City. A few more hours here, and the A-Team can go home for only a couple of hours rest.