Beta Testers Wanted

[Mike Sanders]

Hi all,

We are looking for beta testers of our first product – Fragmento.

Fragmento is great for people who want to select only a small portion of a web page to print, save, transfer to a handheld, etc. Full information about the product is available at http://www.acmeta.com/fragmento/index.html .

If you are interested, please send us a message at [email protected].

Your help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Mike Sanders, Acmeta
http://www.acmeta.com/

[Jason Dunn]

Please don't cross-post in our forums. Thanks.

[jlp]

You included the end of line dot in your link.

And d@m!t your logo look conspicuously close to the Team Alinghi one :evil: Don't mess with the best :twisted: (I'm Swiss like the Team Alinghi in case you didn't notice my location information)

[hamishmacdonald]

Took a look at this yesterday. Seems nice, and very handy. Only works for IE, though, not Firefox, so for now it gets lumped into the "theoretically good" category.

[Steven Cedrone]

You included the end of line dot in your link.

Fixed...

[Mike Sanders]

Sorry for taking me so long to answer.

You included the end of line dot in your link.

And d@m!t your logo look conspicuously close to the Team Alinghi one :evil: Don't mess with the best :twisted: (I'm Swiss like the Team Alinghi in case you didn't notice my location information)

This is not intentionally, believe me:) And... I can't see much similarity but the red color...

[OSUKid7]

You included the end of line dot in your link.
Actually, the ending dot works just fine, although it is typically left out. All domain names actually contain this ending period, but DNS systems respond to requests without the trailing dot. Try it if you don't believe me: http://www.PocketPCThoughts.com.

Mike, interesting idea for a program. Any chance for a Firefox version?

[jlp]

Sorry for taking me so long to answer.

You included the end of line dot in your link.

And d@m!t your logo look conspicuously close to the Team Alinghi one :evil: Don't mess with the best :twisted: (I'm Swiss like the Team Alinghi in case you didn't notice my location information)

This is not intentionally, believe me:) And... I can't see much similarity but the red color...

The letter "a" can have 3 different shapes 1) A 2) a and 3) the one that looks like an "o", akin to the Greek "alpha" (lower cap).

And your logo and Alinghi's have this in common too.

I'm no patent attorney but I see quite a few other similarities; simply because I'm a good observer 8).