ological growth there as
well, so that's really exciting too.
But out of curiosity is this going to be next year's version of
SHiFT, or a similar/derivative conference?
Obrigado/Thanks!
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Ummm... yeah. I have seen that, and that's precisely why I did it
myself.
Add a three-ring punch and a binder into the mix and whammo! I have
my own sketchbook with the following added benefits:
1. It's a fraction of the cost (except the time to create... but
this was fun and worth it)
2. I can r
ilable for download in case others would like
them. Hope you find them helpful/useful!
enjoy!
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Hmmm... it seems as if Text-to-Speech is only natively available in
Excel 2007 (not the more obvious choices, Outlook & Word):
http://tinyurl.com/n7wysa
Does anyone know of a decent free-or-cheap Text-to-Speech add-in/plugin
for Outlook?
Thanks in advance!
///eks
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whoops! guess I should have tinyURLed it.
> How about the date range slider in Quicken Online:
http://tinyurl.com/quuyg9
hopefully that will be better for folks.
[creates mental note for future...]
;)
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down on the side has preset date ranges (30/60/90 days, etc.)
that expand the gap between the "handles," which are also freely
adjustable (with a pop-up calendar).
Just throwing it out there to see if this (or something similar) would
fit your needs.
HTH.
evan k. stone | ux | d
> However, when I tried Google's 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 results
> preferences, it was much easier for me to scan through 10 results,
> didn't require as much scrolling (which is painful to people with
> repetitive stress injuries, fibromyalgia, arthritis, etc.),
Speaking as someone with RSI problems,
InfoQ has an article with an early preview of Expression Blend 3's
SketchFlow functionality for doing prototypes in .NET:
http://www.infoq.com/articles/guest-simon-sketchflow
...just in case anyone's interested. enjoy.
///eks
honestly, this couldn't have come at a better time for me. this is
definitely one of my weaker areas, so this will help immensely!
thanks dave! much appreciated!
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...I guess I'm little slow on the draw for this one.
Since I dj on the side, I generally listen to my own mixes:
http://www.recombinantstudios.com/dj/mixes.html
The mixes are mostly minimal/tech-house, though I do have some retro-ish
mixes with 80's tracks too in the archives (can't get aw
enabled me to do just about everything an
iPhone could do (except call people), and I used it for over a year
until I finally took the iPhone plunge. No regrets. Highly recommended.
And no monthly fee! ;)
Hope this helps!
evan k. stone | ux | d
> the other is the buttons for shaping or
> modifying the sound. My interest is on the second one. It has an
> important role on the interaction; interface gives the performer the
> ability of a wide range of modifications and alterations on the
> sound.
...at around $3000 US, it will be a long ti
> I use this feature A LOT, both to mail interesting articles, videos,
etc. to
> others, and also to send things I'd like archived to myself at a gmail
> account.
I use the feature fairly often, but almost exclusively for the latter
case mentioned by Marilyn: that of emailing items of interest to
when? now?
> We're going to try and stream this event live on Ustream.tv. Here's
the link
> to watch:
>
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/dan-saffer---%22tap-is-the-new-click%22-by
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g over a region that enacted
something that I really didn't want to do.
It brings up some good questions, however.
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> On the other hand, there is no way to distinguish between these
> passive additions to my email history vs. those I've actually WANTED
> in my contacts. B/c of this, I don't even bother managing my well
> over 2000 contacts (and no I'm not that popular and I'm not a
> stalker).
This problem has
darn. I thought this was going to be about the TV show...
...oh well.
;)
///eks
> we are looking at purchasing Firefly - wondering if anyone has any
> experience of this product. Feedback would be much appreciated. I'm
> currently waiting for the trial version.
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well received by the people who tested it their
functionality.
That said, the fingerprint authentication seemed to work much better in
their opinion.
hope this helps.
evan k. stone | ux | dragnet solutions, inc.
.:. message.original .:.
> There's at least one laptop floating around there
...so has there been any word on its relation to Android? seems to me it
would be a natural fit, and then would provide a more competitive mobile
application platform.
just wondering out loud.
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> -Original Message-
> Not just a competitor, it's an AIR-killer, to use the tired
exp
definitely a derivative of his work on enso. interesting how close the
functionality is:
http://www.humanized.com/enso_demo.php
makes sense, however... this would be the next logical step, being with
mozilla now.
///eks
> -Original Message-
> Aza Raskin presents very intriguing interac
> I remember years ago when I could simply go to the MSDN section for
Common
> Controls and share those proto-design patterns. I'm looking for the
WPF
> version of that.
...speaking as a developer (one of the hats I wear), I feel your pain.
Unfortunately, Microsoft has seemed to have stepped asid
> Go buy/borrow a modern game console and check out the various "rumble"
> and "shock" controllers. It really does make a significance
difference
> in gameplay.
yes, of course! I'm not a console gamer, but you're right - like the
steering consoles that rumble/shake when you "drive" over rough ter
tered.
Of these, I think I'm more agreeable to the disclosure triangle, but I
was just curious to see if anyone had come across or was working on more
interesting patterns for this problem. I guess I just don't want to do
what's easiest for the developer (i.e. me, in this case), but rathe
groundbreaking, but it did give me a
little "aha!" since I had to set it up myself (I guess it's something
akin to the Haptic Pen project that was discussed a while back...).
[/tangent]
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> (however yes, the repetitive strain injuries yet to be discovered are
going
> to be fun to watch for)
...that was the first thing I thought of when I saw her using the arm
device. yikes.
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Has anyone here heard of any studies or research that has been done to
determine why many people have an aversion to making deposits at ATMs?
Is it a fundamental distrust of handing money to a machine, or are there
deeper issues involved?
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nstance of its use.
It does bring up some interesting possibilities.
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good references or information they would like to share?
thanks in advance.
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It's highly coincidental that this topic came up, since I too was
greatly impressed by the user interface ideas presented in Iron Man.
Immediately afterward, that's all I could think and talk about. I'm glad
I'm not the only one who had that kind of reaction...
[spoiler]
I was intrigued with the
,
but that would be another candidate for wrapping up a lot of
functionality in a more compact package (with automatic collapsing and
expanding).
evan k. stone | sr. ux developer | dragnet solutions, inc.
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7;s WWDC
* The 1-year anniversary of the v1 iPhone.
But who really knows? It's all pretty much speculation at this point,
but I sure hope it arrives soon... ;)
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er for them to enter in the
commands and data than to try to point-and-click.
Thanks for recommending these utilities, since it certainly gets me thinking in
other directions with regard to projects I'm working on (or may have to work on
in the future), not just Windows or OS user interac
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