Ron Lindeboom
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Done in his best “slow-motion, stretched sound voice” as seen and heard on TV…
“Nnnnnnnoooooooooooooooooo. Nnnoooottttt ttthhhheeeee Ggggoooooooooollllllllllddddd Cccccooooooaaaaasssstttttt!”
Just kidding, Mark.
We look forward to seeing you.
Ron & Kathlyn
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Yes, the date is the day it ships. Exactly. :o)
Not to be a smart-ass but Adobe keeps these things very close to the chest.
Best,
Ron Lindeboom
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When you use many of the web tools that exist, they blow out your cookies. Some people do that themselves. When you do, it resets things back to the defaults and you have to remember to rest things like the forwarding button, etc., to what you want. The default is none.
Best,
Ron Lindeboom
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Thanks a lot, Mike.
I love making stuff but am way too old to stop and read the freakin’ manuals. ;o)
If I did that, I wouldn’t have much time left for making stuff. 🙂
Thanks, Mike.
Ron “Finds Things Usually By Bumping Into Them In the Dark” Lindeboom
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Yes we know and have fixed it, so it should work fine now, Antony.
We had to tighten up our firewall settings due to a spate of attacks and some issues arose with a block of IPs in England.
Sorry for the trouble.
Ron
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Hi Dave,
No, I haven’t seen a reply. Please try sending it again if you would please be so kind.
Thanks,
Ron Lindeboom
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[Wes Plate] “What OS version does AE 1.5 run in?”
Was electricity around back in the days of 1.5?
I came in at 2.0, about the time that Ben Franklin did his kite-in-the-rain-with-a-key-on-a-string thingie.
If I remember 2.0, it was running in OS7, wasn’t it???
Ron Lindeboom
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What you are selling, as someone without a track record wishing to break in, is that you can do the work. So I’d do the commercial as if it were going to air. Lay in on top of it, a 10% opacity “Preview” so that if you have to leave it, it can’t be used anywhere.
Best,
Ron Lindeboom
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Being in a hurry to finish up the new issue of the Creative COW Magazine right now, I don’t have a ton of time to respond but I would suggest that you look around for a logical local company that you think could benefit from your services and do a few spec ads for them. Make an appointment to show them to them and get their feedback. It won’t make you a ton of money but it will get your foot in the door and you can build from there. The chances of your success will increase if you really think about your prospect’s business from their point of view and what you can do to build on that.
Best regards,
Ron Lindeboom
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Gee, Mike, now *that* was a useful and insightful post. ;o)
You accuse a man that you don’t know of being loopy and ask if he even knows the guy??? Wow, that’s a case of doing the very thing you’re accusing someone else of. Good thing that you aren’t the one running this loopy family-run hick business, eh???
Ron Lindeboom
(who has worked in family-run businesses and wouldn’t again — well, in most cases)