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My second handmade notepad at BHSAD (http://www.flickr.com/photos/43002977@N07/).
Shot w/ Canon EOS 450D + Canon EF 28-135.
My second handmade notepad at BHSAD (http://www.flickr.com/photos/43002977@N07/).
Shot w/ Canon EOS 450D + Canon EF 28-135.
Screwed with the Notepad++ colors, now my code looks pretty sweet! The white BG was burning a hole through my skull.
One of the many prototype Newton devices Walter Smith brought to the Worldwide Newton Conference. This is a pre-production version of the original MessagePad (OMP) and includes a hastily carved-out flash card hatch on the top of the device. This hatch allows access to a flash ROM slot, used for dumping an updated operating system into a demonstration device. Note the the name of this device is a Notepad, not a MessagePad, as it was named when it finally shipped.
Membuka file pada window baru (New Instance) di Notepad++.
Untuk membuka menu, klik kanan pada tab file yang ingin di bukan pada window berbeda (New Instance) atau pada view berbeda.
one of the notepads from my new small collection of products.
available here: www.heychickadee.com/collections/daniel-guerrero-fernandez
Echofon Pro (ÂŁ2.99)
There are lots of Twitter apps out there for the iPhone and iPad, including an official app, but Echofon is my favourite for three reasons: 1) it syncs with my iPhone and desktop Twitter apps, so I can always pick up where I left off; 2) It send notifications to my devices when I get an @reply or Direct Message, except - cleverly - when I'm using Echofon on my desktop; and 3) it sports a slick, clutter-free interface.
Guardian Eyewitness (Free)
The Guardian Eyewitness app makes the most of the iPad's gorgeous display, showcasing provocative photographs that reflect the day's events. Tap to see a 'Pro Tip' from the Guardian photography team for budding photo journalists.
Reeder (ÂŁ2.99)
An RSS reader that syncs with Google Reader (and therefore my iPhone and desktop RSS apps) and really cares about its design. It looks gorgeous and takes the clutter out of reading the news in the morning. It's how I start my day and keep on top of all that business, lifestyle and technology news!
Comics (Free)
If you're a comic book fan, like I am, the Comics app is the real superhero of the App Store. Comics, which include issues from Marvel and DC, look incredible on the iPad's display and the Guided View Technology intelligently takes you through books panel by panel. And for iPhone or iPad app developers, Comics is a great example of generating income from in-app purchasing. The app itself is free but comics cost a couple of quid each.
Instapaper (ÂŁ2.99)
Let's say you're at your desktop or laptop computer and you've spotted a post on Enterprise Nation that you don't quite have the time to read properly now. Click the 'Read Later' bookmarklet in your browser and Instapaper saves just the text and accompanying images (no ads!) and syncs it to your Instapaper account, ready to read later on your iPad or iPhone or via the Instapaper website. Magic!
iBooks (Free) and Kindle (Free)
iBooks from Apple is an arguably better reading experience, but the Kindle app from Amazon offers more selection at a better price. Both sync pages across devices, so you can pick up the same book on your iPhone and it'll remember where you left off.
Pages, Numbers and Keynote (ÂŁ5.99 each)
Word processing, spreadsheets and presentation software from Apple is surprisingly fully featured and affordable at ÂŁ5.99 each. They won't replace your desktop alternatives (probably from Microsoft), but for light work or document editing these apps are very impressive. You might want to use an Apple Keyboard Dock or sync and Apple Keyboard for heavier work.
Photogene (ÂŁ2.39)
Until Adobe release Photoshop for the iPad, Photogene is the next best thing: crop, straighten, red-eye correction and much more with just a swipe here and there.
SketchBook Pro (ÂŁ4.99)
The example sketches that come with SketchBook Pro will blow your mind! Really powerful stuff. My masterpieces are usually flowcharts or website plans!
Evernote (Free)
I can't say enough about Evernote. It turns your iPhone or iPad into an extension of your brain, helping you remember everything - notes, images, web pages - and syncs it across all of your devices.
Taska (ÂŁ2.99)
A decent to-do app is conspicuously missing from the iPad's default set-up, but Taska steps in and does a grand job, syncing with Toodledo, so you can keep up-to-date with your tasks on the web and on your desktop.
I was immediately drawn to this little notepad - the cover looks just like a Nancy Drew mystery book, and the inside has tiny vintage drawings from the books... :)
(Warning: blatant sales-promo to follow) www.etsy.com/listing/253590177/2016-weekly-planner-origin...
2016 Planners are here! (Calendars will be ready next week)
Special deal: Buy two planners or calendars, (or one of each) get a free notepad!
Went bushwalking at Kuring-Gai-Chase National Park and someone dropped a notepad at West Head Lookout.