Last week on the show Bart walked us through the logical thought process he used for watermarking his images.
#Companionlink review mac
Finally in Chit Chat Across the Pond we have none other than Tim Verpoorten from to talk about why someone might need (or want) a Mac Pro.īut first an update. I’m going to give you my impressions of the newly announced Microsoft Surface tablets, we’ll answer a dumb question from Scotland from another Alison, then we’re treated to a guest appearance by the Intergallactically Famous Honda Bob. Today is Sunday Jand this is show number 372 Hi this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Mac Podcast, hosted at, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Tim Verpoorten of gets back to his microphone to talk about why the MacPro is still important.
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#Companionlink review windows
Honda Bob comes back for a cameo appearance to talk about solving a Windows to iOS syncing problem with CompanionLink software. In Dumb Question Corner, Alison from Scotland asks whether Apple is just being a big meanie discontinuing support for some older devices. But, with $2 million in reported profits, you'd think they could sneak in a few more support staff.Bart’s newly revamped scripts to watermark images are now available at bartb.ie under the FreeBSD license, my thoughts on the two new Microsoft Surface tablets. I guess you don't have to provide customer service when you have not competition. If there was another service available, I'd go there in a heartbeat. But, it is so frustrating to get there that I wait until I have gone through everything I can think of and talked with everyone I know. When I have gotten someone at customer service, they have generally been helpful.
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Your inconvenience is definitely your own problem. Who cares about the impact on the customer's business? Most definitely not the people who work for CompanionLink. But, they are still very committed to only working between 7 and 4. The company has been around a while, so I would think they could grow the customer service department. The only change is that now a live voice tells me they're too busy to help me, rather than a recording. I purchased unlimited support in hopes that it would be better. Getting customer support in a timely fashion, is quite challenging.
#Companionlink review license
In MY world updates are worth 20% to 30% of the license price, not 80% to 90%. Response - silence.Īnd, the "upgrades" that require a re-purchase with a small discount are really just ways to collecting more money - there aren't any new features, just bug fixes and updates to support the underlying tools. I sent both support and sales an email when they tried to get me to "upgrade" explaining my dissatisfaction.
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When I was a Product Manager (or their boss) I would have been livid if a customer had been treated like this and would have done something. Did anyone ever say, "thanks for reporting an issue no one else was finding?" NO. Then, when build 7044 was released on of the items in the Release Notes was, "Fixed an issue where sometimes CompanionLink would un-register after a Windows Update." Did support ever tell me the issue was fixed? NO. Support ran me around and around, trying things I had already tried, and the basically talk me I was either an idiot or incompetent. Last year I reported that every time Windows was updating (member of the Windows Insider program) it was un-licensing itself. I have had multiple issues with Companionlink Express (doing Outlook to Google) either crashing, not starting properly, or un-licensing itself.