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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Marketing in Libraries
I went to a marketing/design mini-conference for UNL today and it was a really good experience. I learned a lot about the design specifications I need to follow, and saw a couple of sessions on Photoshop and Indesign. In the … Continue reading
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ALA 2007 Schedule
 Somewhat incomplete, but here’s the things I’m fairly sure I’ll be at. I’m looking for people to meet for dinner, drinks, etc. Email me for my cell phone number, if you want it. I’m on twitter @ karindalziel, and will … Continue reading
I figured out why the twitter web interface won’t work on Windows Mobile 2003. it’s the URL- m.twitter.com/home. Stupid browser can’t figure out the filetype.
I finally signed up for Twitter. You can find me at: twitter.com/karindalziel. Twitter has a mobile interface, but I can’t get it to work on my Pocket PC. when I try to go to the page, I’m prompted to download … Continue reading
I am happy to see that WordPress has a mobile posting option – I shouldn’t be surprised, I suppose. If I only had a keyboard, this would be much quicker.
Thanks for your help, everyone!
Portable Applications are running in Ubuntu under Wine, including FSCapture and Thunderbird. Terminal is up for show. :)
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I love Ubuntu but…
I’ve started making a mental list of windows programs I am *really* going to miss now that I’m using Ubuntu as my main OS. There’s Photoshop, of course- mostly for the “patch” tool and the layout- I’ve been using it … Continue reading
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I have not been blogging much lately, except for these micro posts that probably belong on Twitter, except I don’t have an account yet. Maybe this weekend… Anyway, yesterday, I ordered a Dell computer preloaded with Ubuntu. Yay! With the … Continue reading