How to take a document and turn it into an ebook using a free (donations gratefully accepted, I’m sure) application for Mac users. [UPDATE Aug 2013: These instructions were prepared several iterations of the application ago. You will find that some of the look and use of the application is a little different now. Also, […]
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April 4, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Exploring and trying different ideas to create a killer website…
HOW-TO: Publish a photo gallery to WordPress using your iPhone
March 2, 2011 by Leave a Comment
[UPDATE Aug 2013: I’ve now stopped using Cincopa and am experimenting with other image gallery tools. Stay tuned for an updated post!] In order to expand the media resources I can share through a variety of websites, I’m experimenting with a few new tools, and thought I’d share the journey with you! I should point […]
Great signs: Sometimes simple truth is the best!
February 15, 2011 by Leave a Comment
A terrific sign I spotted in Seattle’s Pike Place: it made me stop and pay attention!
Great signs: Sometimes simple truth is the best!
February 15, 2011 by Leave a Comment
A terrific sign I spotted in Seattle’s Pike Place: it made me stop and pay attention!
HOW-TO: Turn a document into a ebook (EPUB) for iPad, Kindle, etc. [Video]
September 17, 2010 by 7 Comments
Instructions on how to make an ebook from a document on your computer (Word, PDF) so you can read it on your iPad, Kindle, or other e-reader. Includes a 10-minute video with lots of detail, and a bare-bones text list for easy reference.
HOW-TO: Photo Gallery using Cincopa, WordPress, iPhone, AutoStitch…
September 1, 2010 by 6 Comments
HOW-TO: Make a web-based photo gallery using Cincopa and WordPress, with a bonus: how to create panorama photos using just an iPhone and the AutoStitch App!
How to get website colour and measurement info
May 14, 2010 by 3 Comments
Being able to gather HTML colour (color) codes and measurements from a website can be a useful step when designing a website. Here is one way to get that information, shared via “how-to” YouTube and SlideShare presentations.
Facebook’s search results are very strange
May 6, 2010 by 4 Comments
With the advent of the new Community Pages, unofficial organization pages that are automatically created by Facebook from information it pulls from Wikipedia and from Facebook users’ content, also comes a change in the effectiveness of Facebook Search. Official pages are either completely obscured, or are at least downgraded from the top of the results list, in favour of Community Pages.
Eye-Catching Juxtaposition
April 21, 2010 by 1 Comment
Sometimes the way to make a display ad noticeable has less to do with the ad itself, and not even its absolute placement in the newspaper. Sometimes, making a display ad noticeable can be achieved by its relative position next to a dramatically different or contrary message! Here’s an example…
