Archive for September, 2009

Super Transcribe Beta is Released

Posted by Adam on September 25th, 2009 under Business, Super Transcribe • No Comments

I finally think the Super Transcribe software is good enough to inflict on the public. So I have put up the first beta release. It is still a little rough around the edges but it is certainly usable and even useful. Go to http://supertranscribe.com/ to download it and try it out.

Just because something is hidden doesn't mean no-one can find it

Posted by Adam on September 24th, 2009 under Super Transcribe, Technology • No Comments

I had a bit of a surprise when looking at the traffic logs for the new Super Transcribe website. The site has been online for a few months but until now, it only showed a blank home page. I had not announced it or promoted it in any way.
I noticed that some web crawler had [...]

Super Transcribe Beta Almost Ready

Posted by Adam on September 24th, 2009 under Super Transcribe, Technology • No Comments

I’m about to start a beta release of my newest project. It is a transcription application for Windows called Super Transcribe.
I’ve been working on this for a few months now on and off in my spare time. The website supertranscribe.com is up and I’ll have the beta release on the site real soon now.

Some Small Website Improvements for serialgadget.com

Posted by Adam on September 23rd, 2009 under Business, Serial Gadget • 1 Comment

Looking at the RS232 Bit Rate Converter website, I thought it needed more documentation so potential customers can find out more about the product before committing to buy one.
So I now have an FAQ and I added more details to the user manual, more than doubling it’s length. The user manual is now available in [...]

Incremental Improvements

Posted by Adam on September 5th, 2009 under Serial Gadget, Technology • No Comments

I’ve been working on a few things to improve the RS232 Bit Rate Converter. Here’s my new revision 3 circuit board.
There are some extra capacitors to smooth out a little noise I was getting in the serial data stream and I have also outsourced the machining of the end panels.
The changes are to eliminate some [...]