Running a consulting business with my friend, Bob
"Dr. Mac" LeVitus, can lead to a few strange nights!
Since I live in the eastern time zone, our friends in
the Pacific time zone are just getting to their
personal computers about the time that I am getting
ready for bed! Of course, since our Skype telephone
number has a 408 area code, it can really confuse
everyone!
The truth is that I may head up the stairs around 10
in the evening, but that does not mean that I put
away my computer till a few hours later. I just love
the convenience of a MacBook Pro, a good wireless
network and Skype! I do some of my best reading and
writing curled up in my bed. Of course, my husband is
totally tied to paper, but who needs to hold paper to
read and write these days!
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2008-04-16 09:18 AM Category
General Mac
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Don McAllister of
ScreenCastsOnline stays very busy
producing his weekly screencast. Last week's
episode was a
tutorial on VectorDesigner, a
piece of software included in the January
MacHeist bundle. I bought the
bundle, downloaded the software and filed away
my new serial numbers, then got busy with all of
my current projects.
I own Adobe Illustrator. I can't say I use it much,
but I occasionally work with a client who needs help
and I can usually figure out what is wrong or I can
point them to a good resource for help. The learning
curve for Illustrator is so steep, that I just never
use it for my own projects.
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2008-04-15 07:58 PM Category
MaclevelTen
Have you ever noticed that any time a group of people
get together with common interests and needs, they
tend to form a group or association or club -- or
something that brings people with like interests or
problems together? Just think about it. We have
networks of television and radio stations, newspaper
groups, trade associations, and even Macintosh User
Groups.
In this New Media era, there are many formal and
informal groups forming. There are now many
podcasting and blogging networks. Groups of New Media
content producers work together to promote their
products, learn from each other and share tips and
success stories.
Back in the fall, Chuck Joiner contacted some of his
blogging and podcasting friends and suggested that we
form a media group,
MacLevelTen.
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2008-04-08 09:33 AM Category
Personal
It's always fun to be a part of a new project!
Chuck Joiner (
MacNotables,
MacVoices,
The MUG Center, etc.) has
just started a new podcast,
MacJury, and I was honored to
be a guest on the first show. Along with several
of the other members of
MacLevelTen, we discussed lots of
topics. Most notable were BlueRay, Apple TV and
Twitter.
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