When you travel for business, you tend to see them everywhere. Yes, the golf shirt with the corporate logo on them. At trade shows they are omnipresent, if you spend enough time in airports you really do see them all. I get it, they are nice little marketing pieces, and if you do enough appearances…
It’s up over on the AccessData blog. It’s part of a “Tips from the Trainers” series, and is all about working with Concordance DAT files in Summation 5.0 now that we can load those files directly without the need to convert them. Hope you find it useful!
This recent NPR story on the brevity of the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln’s 272 Words, a Model of Brevity for Modern Times got me thinking a bit about training. I’ve often compared training to public speaking and the importance of having those skills, and this is definitely one of those skills. As Pascal said well back…
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Just wanted to pass along that I’ve got a couple of pages worth of photos over at the photo blog from our recent trip to Myrtle Beach. While you’re over there, check out the different ways you can follow that site and see new photos as they are posted, by email, RSS, Tumblr or with…
Checking in this morning and it appears that the new WordPress feature to automatically update was pretty solid. They even sent me an email letting me know the site had been updated. Nice job WordPress, let’s hope these automatic updates can keep sites from getting hacked, and make the internet a slightly safer place.