
I just came across this fairly recent review of ActiveWords in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
JS Online: Keyboard program breaks Windows barrier
It's a positive review, but now look closely at the supposedly context sensitive advertisement to the right: what product is it referring to again?
That's what I'd call a fuzzy match!
The WebRing and my self-esteem got a boost today. Three experienced ActiveWords users were added to the WebRing.
Please take the time to join too.
Soliciting and organizing all this does take quite a bit of my time (my cute 3yr-old fully understands this and compensated today by cutting her own hair short - I mean really short). In the mean time I'm gathering feedback on the wordbase for blogging tools. I'll probably focus on TypePad first.
Look, quick, my youngest 'baby' is growing!
Will you come by and feed it?
AWesome Scripting!
[Disclaimer:
P.S. Please direct your questions about any of my blog topics to me, not to the ActiveWords support guys. There are plenty of options to talk back either here or by replying to the forum topic on the AWesome Blog Support section of the ActiveWords Community forum. Thanks!]
The basic ActiveWords editor will feel like driving a three-wheeled car once you get your hands on the Advanced Editor super charger. The steps in my previous post Grouping your Active Words are easier to follow if you turn the Advanced Editor on. By default this setting is turned off. Read the instructions and hit the road!