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Steven replied on May 07, 2009 10:38 to the problem "There is no "save" prompt when closing the desktop application..." in Prezi:

Yes, that is exactly it. I accidentally closed the desktop application, and my last 2-3 changes were gone. I was happy though to see that most was saved automatically, but a little pop-up saying "close?" would have stopped me in my track :-)

Steven reported a problem in Prezi on May 07, 2009 09:33:

There is no "save" prompt when closing the desktop application...

Steven marked one of Adam [founder]'s replies in Prezi as useful. Adam [founder] replied to the question "Trial account - private or not?".

Steven replied on May 07, 2009 09:06 to the question "Trial account - private or not?" in Prezi:

Thanks for the quick reply!

Steven started following the idea "Changing the colour of a text" in Prezi.

Steven marked one of Ian Shakil's replies in Prezi as useful. Ian Shakil replied to the idea "Ideas for improving Prezi".

Steven started following the idea "Ideas for improving Prezi" in Prezi.

Steven marked one of Cyrill's replies in Prezi as useful. Cyrill replied to the idea "Password-Protection and sharing with non-prezi-users".

Steven started following the idea "Password-Protection and sharing with non-prezi-users" in Prezi.

Steven asked a question in Prezi on May 07, 2009 08:14:

Trial account - private or not?

With the trial account, are my prezis private? And will they stay private when I cancel or subscribe?

Steven replied on March 26, 2009 17:21 to the question "New zenbe account information mail - how long do I have to wait?" in Zenbe:

"Sign up for Zenbe is currently closed. If you give us your email address, we'll invite you when we can."

Only, the "invite me" button does not seem to work.

So basically, I have wasted another 10 minutes following up on a service that doesn't seem to want customers. Strange.

*checks karma account for imbalances*

Steven gave praise in Squarespace on March 12, 2009 08:30:

Great sites without the hassle

Great system for building a professional-looking website. Making a site became easier with the emergence of Wordpress and the likes, and is now within reach of all those who don't want to fiddle with desktop software or who don't want the management connected to hosting.

Much more than a blogging tool!

Steven replied on March 12, 2009 08:25 to the idea "improve help documentation on squarespace website." in Squarespace:

Yep, I agree there... Support is swift though - all my questions have been replied very quickly and with relevant information (and I'm currently on a trial account).

But some information just needs to be put out there from a user point of view. Answering questions such as "I want to make a subpage", for example. Right now that information is found under "creating and using a folder". The information is there, but it is organised from the viewpoint of the functionalities, not of the user. Searching the manual for "subpage", "parent", "child" or "hierarchy" didn't give me any results.

In other words, I got a very quick and good reply to the question "how do I make subpages", but I should not have to open a ticket to get that answer...

I think the system is great, but its strong point - being able to do magnificent stuff without the need to learn difficult skills - risks being belied by an imperfect documentation.

Steven replied on March 12, 2009 08:16 to the question "How do I integrate a comment system like Disqus into my site?" in Squarespace:

Isn't it possible to just embed this?

Steven replied on January 04, 2009 19:56 to the question "New zenbe account information mail - how long do I have to wait?" in Zenbe:

Still no news from Zenbe (after about 3 weeks. Think I'll give up...

Steven gave praise in Zenbe on December 11, 2008 09:57:

Getting satisfaction...

Good move! I have been a fan of "Get Satisfaction" since it started, and it is a great way to offer support and share things. I'm really glad to see you guys in here :-)

I look forward to getting that confirmation mail and be able to post real feedback. But I'm already glad you have chosen this site to get it.

Steven started following the question "New zenbe account information mail - how long do I have to wait?" in Zenbe.

A comment on the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Hm... It would be so much better to be able to allow comments from non-registered users too. There is a world of usability lost if people need to perform all these in between steps to do something simple like leaving a comment... – Steven, on September 11, 2008 05:52

Steven replied on September 10, 2008 07:34 to the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Hi all! Is there any news on this?

The possibility for non-registered visitors to post comments is quite important to me...

Steven replied on June 18, 2008 19:05 to the question "Certificate problem in Firefox 3" in PBwiki:

Not really. I installed the last release candidate, which is the same as the final v3. I think the problem is with the Estonian state PKI. More info on this thread: http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_...

Cleaning out all personal info in FF solved it, but I'm not sure what will happen next time I use my Internet bank. Note that I use that one with an electronic ID card - so I am sending certificates along myself (for identification and signature) through a java applet.