Comments for doingText http://blog.doingtext.com Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:09:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Congratulations to Our Winners of the Celebrate-the-Launch-Contest by alex http://blog.doingtext.com/2009/04/congratulations-to-our-winners-of-the-celebrate-the-launch-contest/#comment-296 alex Wed, 29 Apr 2009 11:20:24 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=232#comment-296 Hi drikkes, just register for a free account and then send me an email with your username to support AT doingtext.com Hi drikkes, just register for a free account and then send me an email with your username to support AT doingtext.com

]]> Comment on Congratulations to Our Winners of the Celebrate-the-Launch-Contest by Hendrik Spree http://blog.doingtext.com/2009/04/congratulations-to-our-winners-of-the-celebrate-the-launch-contest/#comment-293 Hendrik Spree Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:46:15 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=232#comment-293 Yeah! I don't have an account yet, so what should I do register for "free" or "medium"? Thanks! drikkes Yeah!

I don’t have an account yet, so what should I do register for “free” or “medium”?

Thanks!
drikkes

]]> Comment on The API is there. by Linkwertig: Spotify, doingText, Blockbuster, Wer-kennt-wen » netzwertig.com http://blog.doingtext.com/2009/04/the-api-is-there/#comment-277 Linkwertig: Spotify, doingText, Blockbuster, Wer-kennt-wen » netzwertig.com Thu, 09 Apr 2009 07:01:03 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=217#comment-277 [...] » The API is there. [...] [...] » The API is there. [...]

]]> Comment on On Writing: Proofreading Methods by katrin http://blog.doingtext.com/2009/02/on-writing-proofreading-methods/#comment-260 katrin Mon, 09 Mar 2009 08:06:40 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=189#comment-260 Tom, thanks very much for providing a those ideas. They are a great addition. Tom, thanks very much for providing a those ideas. They are a great addition.

]]> Comment on On Writing: Proofreading Methods by Tom http://blog.doingtext.com/2009/02/on-writing-proofreading-methods/#comment-259 Tom Sun, 08 Mar 2009 14:20:52 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=189#comment-259 Great advice. I'd also add a couple more tips: * Don't just print out your text before you proofread. Also, change the font and the font size. I find courier can be a great font for proofreading and for spotting those little errors that always get left in there somewhere. Changing the font size means that words are in different places, tricking the lazy eye. This helps you spot errors like double spaces too. * Start making a list of the mistakes that you make regularly. Depending on what field you are in, this could be, say, writing millions when you mean billions. Or using American English Z's when you want British English S's. * Best advice? Write clean copy in the first place. It can save you a bunch of time! Great advice. I’d also add a couple more tips:
* Don’t just print out your text before you proofread. Also, change the font and the font size. I find courier can be a great font for proofreading and for spotting those little errors that always get left in there somewhere. Changing the font size means that words are in different places, tricking the lazy eye. This helps you spot errors like double spaces too.
* Start making a list of the mistakes that you make regularly. Depending on what field you are in, this could be, say, writing millions when you mean billions. Or using American English Z’s when you want British English S’s.
* Best advice? Write clean copy in the first place. It can save you a bunch of time!

]]> Comment on Embedding texts to your website by How should I handle this like a grown up? | Easy Magic Words http://blog.doingtext.com/2009/02/embedding-texts-to-your-website/#comment-252 How should I handle this like a grown up? | Easy Magic Words Fri, 13 Feb 2009 03:56:35 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=192#comment-252 [...] Embedding texts to your website | doingText [...] [...] Embedding texts to your website | doingText [...]

]]> Comment on Wanted: Your Top Reasons for Using doingText. by The Checklist http://blog.doingtext.com/2008/12/wanted-your-top-reasons-for-using-doingtext/#comment-251 The Checklist Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:25:48 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=153#comment-251 <strong>DoingText. Elaborare testi online...</strong> Nessuno mi paga per scrivere sui servizi che presento su queste pagine. Li presento perché li ritengo utili per il nostro lavoro o la nostra vita in rete e io li uso regolarmente. In genere sono gratuiti o mettono a disposizione almeno una parte delle... DoingText. Elaborare testi online…

Nessuno mi paga per scrivere sui servizi che presento su queste pagine. Li presento perché li ritengo utili per il nostro lavoro o la nostra vita in rete e io li uso regolarmente. In genere sono gratuiti o mettono a disposizione almeno una parte delle…

]]> Comment on Deleting comments, auto-resizing of images, subscribing to RSS and login failure notifications. by alex http://blog.doingtext.com/2008/12/deleting-comments-auto-resizing-of-images-subscribing-to-rss-and-login-failure-notifications/#comment-215 alex Sun, 04 Jan 2009 18:49:11 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=130#comment-215 i actually agree. this whole text formatting thing is something that we created really quickly in order to get doingtext out, but that doesn't mean it's going to stay like this. stay tuned. i actually agree. this whole text formatting thing is something that we created really quickly in order to get doingtext out, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to stay like this. stay tuned.

]]> Comment on Deleting comments, auto-resizing of images, subscribing to RSS and login failure notifications. by eno http://blog.doingtext.com/2008/12/deleting-comments-auto-resizing-of-images-subscribing-to-rss-and-login-failure-notifications/#comment-214 eno Sun, 04 Jan 2009 18:24:14 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=130#comment-214 "First, add .textile to the discussion title up in the header. For example “Films of the Week.textile”" ? Sorry guys, that is just not good. Why would you want to put the text encoding - after all it comes down to it? - into the text name? Can I not just start a text with a name "This is a text that's name ends in .textile"? This is just awkward, and the only thing it saves you is one little control in your user interface. I would be glad to get rid of all file extensions on my desktop machines. Having to use something on the web is just soooo... 80iesh. “First, add .textile to the discussion title up in the header. For example “Films of the Week.textile”” ? Sorry guys, that is just not good. Why would you want to put the text encoding - after all it comes down to it? - into the text name? Can I not just start a text with a name “This is a text that’s name ends in .textile”? This is just awkward, and the only thing it saves you is one little control in your user interface.

I would be glad to get rid of all file extensions on my desktop machines. Having to use something on the web is just soooo… 80iesh.

]]> Comment on Stay Up-to-date with Email Notifications by Improved Handling, Writing and Performance | doingText http://blog.doingtext.com/2008/12/stay-up-to-date-with-email-notifications/#comment-205 Improved Handling, Writing and Performance | doingText Fri, 02 Jan 2009 14:02:53 +0000 http://blog.doingtext.com/?p=157#comment-205 [...] « Stay Up-to-date with Email Notifications [...] [...] « Stay Up-to-date with Email Notifications [...]

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