Thanks for sharing this particular link. I was able to go here, follow these directions, and finally get other's calendars to appear on my iPhone.
Really appreciate you sharing this Michael.
Two things that can't be found in any To-Do or Task Management software or method are the personal discipline to actually "work" them and the consequences for not doing so. In light of that, associating consequences, either positive or negative, with task list completion should in my opinion help develop the discipline necessary for success. Now, if I can just figure out how to link the shock therapy machine with my iCal...
Sweet. I play keys at our church and have thought about how I might be able to use my iPad in worship. After hearing/seeing this, I'm pretty sure I'll be checking out the Pianist app. I've also heard that there is a really nice MelloTron app as well. Thanks for sharing this.
Well, after reading this, I'd say the one thing that Adobe should positively proclaim as being wholly and completely closed is their mouth. (Although I doubt that will be announced or actually happen).
Michael, I would say, from a usability standpoint, that perhaps the addition of simple and subtle footer navigation might be a nice enhancement for a future revision. My thought there is that because you get so many comments on your posts, there is a lot of scrolling to do to get back to the top of the page and then click the Home navigation link again. It would be nice if, when near the bottom of the page I could just go there and then navigate rather than scrolling all the way back up to the top.
Just a thought... still taking the redesign in... and loving it!!
That's good. And yes, I would think that your perspective on design and tech running through the same filter is/was a big plus there.
I really appreciate the content that you share here. Blessings to you and your family for 2010 and beyond.
Michael, thanks for sharing about your experience. Were there any times during this experience when you guys "butted heads" over anything? If so, how did you guys reach a resolution/agreement. The designer/client relationship is a somewhat interesting beast at times and I am always interested in how such situations resolve. All in all, very nice work here.
Mike, thanks for visiting my site and reading this article. I really like Akadema equipment too. I'll probably dome some more posts about their stuff specifically going forward. I've really tried to drill into our team during this fall season the importance of working with the Pancake glove. I even had one player point out that the Pancake glove is similar to the style of the earliest used gloves in Baseball. The idea was to capture the ball with 2 hands, there was no pocket on early gloves.
Thanks again for reading. Have a great one.
Thanks for the second Kevin. I feel like we're back in the Baptist Church.... Just kidding.
Kathy, LOL. I'm glad I could help out. I really wanted to blog on Saturday, Sunday, and of course yesterday too. Unfortunately, I just couldn't find the time on Saturday or Sunday, and then Monday came and I had to do triage. Nevertheless, I'm glad to be able to share about WordCamp. Thanks for commenting.
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