Bee Docs Timeline 3D
Macworld Expo with Bee Docs. Truly awful time for me to be ill, but we don't get to choose these things (just glad it's not worse). The vast majority of my time has been spent staffing our booth, so I haven't been able to take in much of the expo; maybe today I'll be able to get out more.
Anyone using a Mac should definitely check out Timeline 3D. Our friend Adam is the one-man shop of Bee Docs, and he's developed an amazing tool that creates beautiful timeline charts. Lots of people have stopped at our booth after being captivated by the gorgeous graphics, and it's incredibly easy to use—I made my first timeline in a minute or less. For the expo, he's offering the software for $30 (normally $65) through Sunday, and there are examples and a downloadable demo at the website (just be sure to order by Sunday to get the sweet deal).
In San Francisco wrapping up Anyone using a Mac should definitely check out Timeline 3D. Our friend Adam is the one-man shop of Bee Docs, and he's developed an amazing tool that creates beautiful timeline charts. Lots of people have stopped at our booth after being captivated by the gorgeous graphics, and it's incredibly easy to use—I made my first timeline in a minute or less. For the expo, he's offering the software for $30 (normally $65) through Sunday, and there are examples and a downloadable demo at the website (just be sure to order by Sunday to get the sweet deal).
Sorry I didn't get to see you guys this time around...what a week. Hope it was fun tho!
We didn't have much free time, either—it was still fun, but in a sick and slightly overloaded way.
Anyway, I certainly hope you're on the mend now. Maybe next time. :)
what were you doing at macworld?
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