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PerfectTablePlan newsletter 46 v5.1.3 now available for Mac OS X
The new release also fixes a bug in a third party library that sometimes causes PerfectTablePlan v5.1.1 to crash when printing stationery on Mac OS X 10.8. The crash only seems to occur when printing rotated images. Thank you to a number of people who reported this. Click here to download v5.1.3 for Mac v5.1.3 is a free upgrade to all customers with a valid v5 licence. We expect to make this the production release for Mac in a few days and recommend that all v5 users with Mac OS X 10.8 or 10.9 upgrade. As always, please let us know if you have any problems with the new release. Note that this is a Mac only release. There is no new Windows release. v5.1.2 was an internal release, for testing. NB/ You can install Mac OS X 10.9 via the Mac App store. It's free! But it might break some of your existing applications. Integrating with Eventbrite
It is only 2.5 minutes long, and you can ignore the last minute if you are an experienced PerfectTablePlan user. Interested in starting your own software business? Are you a software developer who is itching to escape your cubicle and start your own business? Or perhaps you know someone who is? I will be calling on my 25 years experience to teach a course on how to start your own software business. The course is on the weekend of the 22/23 November in Wiltshire in the UK. Numbers are limited and the last guaranteed registration is 8th November. Links We thought these were interesting or amusing: The seating chart for every wedding reception you've ever been to The ultimate wedding RSVP letter Guest list angst – a statistical approach Sorority Nearly Breaks Guinness Record for Largest Sit-Down Meal 5 Tips for Mastering a Massive Event Feel free to send us any links that you think other newsletter readers might like. Andy Brice
Oryx Digital Ltd 23-Oct-2013 |
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Apple released Mac OS X 10.9
('Mavericks') yesterday. Unfortunately it causes an issue with
PerfectTablePlan v5.1.1. Text isn't properly aligned in
controls (such as buttons and drop-down menus). This doesn't cause any
real problems, but it makes the PerfectTablePlan user interface look a
bit odd. So we have been up half the night working out a fix and making
a new release.
Collecting RSVPs can be a bit
tedious. However there are lots of websites that can automate the
process for you. PerfectTablePlan plays nicely with most of
them. One of the biggest players in event registration systems
is 
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