Monthly Archives: December 2004

Please Help: Tsunami and Quake Relief

Posted on December 29, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

As best I can determine, any money you donate will go entirely to quake/tsumani relief. If you’d rather, you can donate to the Red Cross/Red Crescent via Amazon with a single click. The British Red Cross page, with a direct … Continue reading →

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Sometimes, it is the User's Responsibility

Posted on December 17, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

I’m generally a user advocate, but there are limits to even my patience and understanding. For instance, users who knowingly use beta software pretty much are out on a limb. Users who use Beta software as part of an active, … Continue reading →

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Mellel Holiday Sale

Posted on December 15, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

I wanted to let y’all know that Redlers Software is offering special holiday pricing on Mellel. Right now Mellel $29.00 for a regular license, $23.00 for an educational single user, and $49.00 for a “family” license for five users. Mellel … Continue reading →

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Is Apple Joining the List of Corporate Bloggers?

Posted on December 1, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

Apple seems to be experimenting with “student blogging” on the Higher Education section of their website. Here’s the initial post: We’d like to welcome you to a new community site for students to hear from other students about their observations … Continue reading →

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