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Delivery Status 4.3 beta 3

PLEASE NOTE: Based on your feedback I’ve decided that the installer will no longer be included with Delivery Status—it is now a standard widget download, just like any other. Because of the new History button I’m sure many of you will find that you don’t miss the installer at all. For those of you that do miss the Smart Upgrade option, it’s still available as a separate download, now called Smart Widget Installer. If you think this is a huge improvement, the worst idea ever, or you don’t… Read more »

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New Automator Actions beta 2

I’ve been working on some updates to my automator actions for a while now, and I figure this is a good time to finally kick them out the door. These new versions fix some bugs in Leopard and add a number of new features. Save for Web 2.3: - Added an option to save files in the same folder as the originals - Added an option to delete the original files after saving - Color profiles are now converted to sRGB before saving (with both Photoshop and Preview)—in particular Preview now handles… Read more »

Tense Code 3.0: a new look and iPhone support

This entry is part of a series showing off the new features in Tense Code 3.0. Tense Code is a content management system that makes creating and updating web sites much easier. Tense Code 3.0 is in the middle of an extensive private beta test, and I hope to make a public beta version available later this month. This is a huge update and I’m really excited about it, so I thought I’d start posting about some of the new features. I’m pretty proud of this software—if you’re updating your site… Read more »

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Smart Widget Installer beta

If you use Delivery Status, the screen above probably looks familiar. I’m taking the installer out of Delivery Status and splitting it off into its own app. Why? For one, I think forcing the installer on people has made some think twice about trying Delivery Status. It has also caused problems for a few people, who then had to go through a complicated process just to install the widget normally. The new History button on the back of the widget also makes the installer less necessary—even if… Read more »

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Sending a web page as an email

First off, let me preface this by saying that I don’t recommend sending just any web page by email. In general, email clients are much picker than web browsers and can vary quite a bit in how HTML is displayed. If simply sending a link will suffice, I’d recommend it. Otherwise you’ll want to use a page that was specifically designed and tested for emailing. If you’re sending out bulk email, it’s also preferable to use an application designed for this sort of thing (like Mailings for OS X)…. Read more »

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