OH! I hadn't even thought to mention that. I'm just that friendly. I drop them to co-workers, wives (whoops, I mean wife), family, etc. Basically I do about 20ish before 10, then about a dozen after lunch. Then another 20 or so just before leaving work.
I'm also keeping the Apple name in their inbox all day. Every time I get a business card from a sales person trying to sell me more T1s, I put them on my iCard list.
OH! I hadn't even thought to mention that. I'm just that friendly. I drop them to co-workers, wives (whoops, I mean wife), family, etc. Basically I do about 20ish before 10, then about a dozen after lunch. Then another 20 or so just before leaving work.
I'm also keeping the Apple name in their inbox all day. Every time I get a business card from a sales person trying to sell me more T1s, I put them on my iCard list.
OH! I hadn't even thought to mention that. I'm just that friendly. I drop them to co-workers, wives (whoops, I mean wife), family, etc. Basically I do about 20ish before 10, then about a dozen after lunch. Then another 20 or so just before leaving work.
I'm also keeping the Apple name in their inbox all day. Every time I get a business card from a sales person trying to sell me more T1s, I put them on my iCard list.
there's a four letter word for that.... starts with an S, ends with an M... Philly state in middle.
out of curiosity, how do you make a mailing list for icards? the reason i ahve never gotten into icards is that it seems like you have to hand-enter each address every single time -- talk about tedious. or did they change things recently?
I'm sure Apple wishes there were more people like you.
Out of curiosity, do you "make" your own iCards with your own images, or do you use the licensed material? I think Apple is probably going to drop licensed iCard images soon; I don't think they get much use of them from users. I suspect (with no evidence of this) that they will probably add features to the "make your own iCard" feature of .Mac rather than spend the time and money on their own images.
Are you kidding me? We have to do something to get our money's worth out of it!
I got my money out of it today. I reinstalled Mac OS X and forgot to back up my Address Book and Safari bookmarks. Lucky for me, I make use of iSync and it was easy to do a restore.
And my iDisk makes a nice depository for my MacMame ROMs.
Out of curiosity, do you "make" your own iCards with your own images, or do you use the licensed material? I think Apple is probably going to drop licensed iCard
Some of both, but mostly I just use the built in ones. They switch um around every couple of days so it's no biggie. (To my knowledge I haven't really repeated sending them to anyone)
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I'm also keeping the Apple name in their inbox all day. Every time I get a business card from a sales person trying to sell me more T1s, I put them on my iCard list.
Originally posted by Not Unlike Myself
OH!
I'm also keeping the Apple name in their inbox all day. Every time I get a business card from a sales person trying to sell me more T1s, I put them on my iCard list.
you were abused as a child huh?
Originally posted by Not Unlike Myself
OH!
I'm also keeping the Apple name in their inbox all day. Every time I get a business card from a sales person trying to sell me more T1s, I put them on my iCard list.
there's a four letter word for that.... starts with an S, ends with an M... Philly state in middle.
Originally posted by Not Unlike Myself
Hey, I send about 50 iCards a day. EVERYday.
why??? you know that many people too?
Sometimes, I'll just send one to someone special for no particular reason.
[cue swelling violins]
Originally posted by rok
out of curiosity, how do you make a mailing list for icards?
Manually. But I don't see why you couldn't automate it...
Out of curiosity, do you "make" your own iCards with your own images, or do you use the licensed material? I think Apple is probably going to drop licensed iCard images soon; I don't think they get much use of them from users. I suspect (with no evidence of this) that they will probably add features to the "make your own iCard" feature of .Mac rather than spend the time and money on their own images.
Originally posted by murbot
Are you kidding me? We have to do something to get our money's worth out of it!
I got my money out of it today. I reinstalled Mac OS X and forgot to back up my Address Book and Safari bookmarks. Lucky for me, I make use of iSync and it was easy to do a restore.
And my iDisk makes a nice depository for my MacMame ROMs.
Originally posted by BuonRotto
Out of curiosity, do you "make" your own iCards with your own images, or do you use the licensed material? I think Apple is probably going to drop licensed iCard
Some of both, but mostly I just use the built in ones. They switch um around every couple of days so it's no biggie. (To my knowledge I haven't really repeated sending them to anyone)