Postcards from the Edge
It’s been a while since I updated Haemoncrules. The project is not dead yet but I have to make a confession. In my last great notebook crash, I had to reformat my notebook’s hard drive and reinstall Windoze. I did have a backup of the Haemoncrules raw programming files but it was not the most recent I am ashamed to admit. It was short of the latest module so I have been a little too lazy to reprogramme that (but I will get round to it).
Sometimes freeware authors need a little incentive you know. When I did make it “postcard-ware” after all these years, only Rob from California sent a postcard. Yes, that’s right ONE measly postcard was all I got. That is until CC sent me two. Thanks CC.
Sometimes I think we take freeware authors for granted. There are lots of PalmOS and Windows Mobile freeware out there. If you do find the application useful I think it’s nice that you let the author know.
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About the author, Alan: Alan Teh is a Malaysian Physician who specialises in Hematology-Oncology & Stem cell Transplantation. He has been using Palm PDAs since 1997 and is absolutely reliant on them. His current PDA is a Palm Pre and is a strong advocate of the webOS platform, Palm's latest operating system. Caught the blogging bug in 2004 and has been addicted ever since… |
Maybe u might get more postcards from USA if Haemoncrules is ported to the iPhone platform?
Is freeware safe first of all? Just a Q
Good luck with Haemoncrules!
I might consider porting it to the iPhone platform if anyone can pass an unused iPhone to me
Thanks for Haemoncrules PalmDoc!!
I use it quite often at the hospital.
I would send you a postcard, unfortunatly as a resident, I dont’t have much time or money to travel
Hope you’ll find the time to reprogram what you lost in your computer crash.
Jaz
Jaz, a postcard from Canada will do, eh?
(Big donkey grin.)
Hi man, i’m from mexico, your program seems fine, but i don’t know how snd you a postcard, can you send me the registration number, thank you.
Bye bye
Well I’ve just emailed you instructions (which are in the readme anyway) on how to send me a postcard