Jane Espenson just mentioned Zhura on her blog, some kind of web-based alternative to Final Draft.
Thanks, -t.
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Jane Espenson just mentioned Zhura on her blog, some kind of web-based alternative to Final Draft.
Thanks, -t.
Macs don't come with something on to extract sit and hqx files? For some reason it feels kind of sudden that I can't get in.
Hmm. They used to come with stuffit expander, too.
I've lost track because I have a copy of Stuffit which I earned as a perk at a former employer.
Random question: in the past....few days? week? Firefox (on my Mac) has been freezing up and making me forcequit a lot. At least once or twice a day. It never used to do that.
Suggestions for basic maintenance tasks that might assist? Or comments that this is common at hte moment, or somesuch?
Maybe upgrade to firefox3, beta 4...
I wouldn't recommend that. Beta 4 crashes on me 4-5 times a day. I use it anyway, but it's definitely not ready for prime time.
Huh. I have not had one crash with beta 4.
I wonder if you have some conflicting add-ons installed?
Only add-on I've got is Adblock Plus.
I think you should reinstall Firefox.
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If someone was going to create a low end, really cheap dedicated e-reader, stripping out all the features that were not need, what would you insist on retaining in order for you to want it? Assume screen resolution comparable to print, and a decent screen refresh rate. What else would it have to have? What is the maximum size you would tolerate? Would it be OK if it unfolded to a larger size? What would the maximum weight be? What formats would it have to be able to read?
Do you insist on an e-reader being able to do something else? Be incorporated into a laptop, or have at least the computer capability of high end cells phones (camera, music, limited email and browsing?) Or do you carry books around often enough that a dedicated e-reader that only reads books can fit into your life - if the price was low enough, and e-reader performance were sufficient?