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@alexbischoff I haven't tried OpenOffice. My xls issue was a surprise this morning and I knew Excel was arriving today so I didn't sweat it. |
Inbox Zero! Well, for my Gmail account. My normal inbox still has about 40 emails to attend to. |
@samhs zamzar.com is too slow. Between Numbers, Excel, and GDocs, I should be fine. :) |
@1G33K 1920x1400. But the font was 12pt with a generous line-spacing. |
@zahnster surprisingly, it couldn't. It spat out a simple "can't open this file" message. Excel opened it without issue (as expected) |
the default fonts in Entourage are a little big. It feels like Outlook for Kids. |
@davidavdavid I didn't register it. I almost never register software. |
just installed Office:mac 2008. Maybe now I can open that spreadsheet I got from the client this morning. |
one client call down; plenty of emails written; more to go. |
@AppBeacon Very cool, thanks for the pointer. :) |
@drewm Thanks to the the internet, any shirt you have is more hip than you'll ever be. http://instantrimshot.com/ w/ http://sadtrombone.com/ |
I managed to compare the music industry with the web design industry. I'm a little proud of myself. |
1yr old is refusing to sleep. hoping he doesn't wake the whole house. |
Sometimes I'm impressed by the professional presentation of an email where I'd normally expect something more casual. |
@meyerweb I know an ad network that might be of interest for ads on your sidebar, although I'm sure you've already got something on deck. |
my twitter dings, my email chimes, my campfire rings, my facebook pops. has an angel gotten its wings yet? |
@zeldman I treat everything lightly. Like a gentle touch on a woman's back. Um, what were we talking about again? |
@zeldman Heh, I'm not offended. Just responding to your question. |
@circa1977 many of the HTML services are run by a single skilled dev. @unxpernced used to be one, for example. |
@zeldman Also, "below-market" HTML services are often run by people who are just as passionate about web standards. |
