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ew community on your iphone!
We use "get satisfaction" for our community support forum for Ear Works 4 - here's an iphone app you can use to submit and track stuff!
do it well
Here's a thought - we should not expect different results when we never do things differently. And we should always expect a unique result when we try something new. Do a few things well that nobody else does and that will be your identity and your success.
new services
did you know we offer a ton of cool services to help you grow, face challenges, personally be coached or corporately be reinvented? the sky's the limit! our experts on hand have handled complicated acquisitions, handled extreme change, and can use their experience to make yours, well, smoother!
practice analysis anyone?
Ear Works Inc. now offers a standard practice analysis product of which 50% can be deducted from the purchase price of EW4 (without additional discounts)
support updated feb 2010
We've changed our support system in February 2010. Now all free support is posted and answered on our community site: http://community.earworksinc.com We'll answer just like before, maybe even faster, and now everyone benefits from the answer since it will be public. If you need private or urgent support you just need to email support@earworksinc.com.
finding your file paths faster
I found a nifty little tool that helps me so much every day that I have to share.
It's free and totally great. Here's the scoop:
It's free and totally great. Here's the scoop:
If you are a power user or even a medium user, you tend to go to the same folders over and over again. You might end up with a bunch of shortcuts on the desktop, you might even have custom shortcut bars on your taskbar, but that might not be enough.
This little tool remembers the folders you've been using recently and whenever you need to open or save a file, a tiny toolbar is getting attached on top of your open/save dialog. This allows you to quickly select a folder you've used before or a folder currently open on your computer.
It's incredible how useful this is in its simplicity.
I find myself over and over looking for it when I'm working on other computers. I wish microsoft would integrate such a tool in their windows explorer.
I find myself over and over looking for it when I'm working on other computers. I wish microsoft would integrate such a tool in their windows explorer.
It's called FlashFolder and you can download it from http://sourceforge.net/projects/flashfolder/