Written by dgoldring on Friday, June 8, 2007

Judie Says X-Marks The Spot


image Judie Lipsett Hughes, our good friend and owner of Gear Diary (where I also write) just posted a review of DinarSoft’s latest update to Handy Switcher, version 3.0 over at Clinton Fitch (dot) com.  So, let me get this straight.  I am the News and Review Editor at JAMM, and I write for Gear Diary, which is owned by Judie who also writes for Clinton Fitch (dot) com, which is owned by Clinton Fitch who also writes for Gear Diary.  Didja get all that?

Anyway, back to the review.  Judie was impressed by the X-button which actually closed programs instead of minimizing them, not to mention the myriad of other utilities, tools, and options.  Was this all enough to make Judie switch from the programs she currently uses?  Check out her review to find out.

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spmwinkel
Jun 9, 2007

In addition to Judie and Clinton, you should also get your own site. And Patrick should start writing on another blog, too!

(I know you both don’t have time/resources to do that. ;) )

Too bad that TheSmallPicture never really became a success. :(


dgoldring
Jun 9, 2007

LOL:)

Much to Patrick’s delight, I have neither the time nor the inclination to start my own site right now. :)

As for the Small Picture, SPM, you could certainly help us get that going again by heading over there and making a few posts. Tell your friends all about it. It is not limited to just mobile devices, but all pocket sized gadgets. :)

Doug

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