Book updates are slowly working their way through the writing, editing, production, and publication process. But oh, there are So. Many. Of. Them. Your continued patience is greatly appreciated.
Friday Report: February 12, 2021
We released an important book on Mac security by Glenn Fleishman this week, as well as a quarterly update to our DEVONthink book. As for the many other updates that need to happen…grindstone, meet nose.
Friday Report: February 5, 2021
We made progress on two books that should be released next week, and Joe fielded a bunch of email messages from impatient customers, thus slowing down work on the things they’re impatient for.
Friday Report: January 29, 2021
We updated two books this week (on Calendar and Reminders, and Apple Mail), and slowly but surely we’re working our way through a long backlog. February is looking like a very promising month!
Friday Report: January 22, 2021
We had a pretty boring week, but for once, that’s a good thing! While keeping an eye on the news, we made progress on new and updated books that will start appearing next week.
Friday Report: January 15, 2021
This week marked our first release of 2021: a new edition of Take Control of Pages. Slowly but surely, more progress is occurring. We also learned some interesting things about ebooks in MOBI format.
Friday Report: January 8, 2021
It is now 2021, or 2020 version 1.1, if you prefer—sort of improved but still buggy. Instead of going into details about new books and the inner workings of Take Control, this week Joe reflects on real-world events.
Friday Report: December 18, 2020
In our last Friday report of 2020, we look at a brand new book, a few updates, and what’s in store in the near future. Also, Mobi files have been turning out to be a real pain.
Friday Report: December 11, 2020
We released a new book this week that was outdated within hours, so that was interesting. We’re now trying to figure out how much we can cram into the next week and a half or so before we take a holiday break.
Friday Report: December 4, 2020
We just wrapped up a big sale, which was nice in the sense of bringing in lots of dollars in a short time, but frustrating in other ways. Of course, a lot of things about 2020 were frustrating.