Stephen,
Great post. I am new to twitter and I have to use it more to get more comfortable with it. This is a great tool to make that job easier.
I will have to look into adobe Air. I know I do not have that program.
Thanks again
Thom
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Thom Swartwood
January 6, 2009
Jim Gallagher
January 7, 2009
Another good Spielberg production.
Jim
Michael Burton
January 8, 2009
Stephen,
Thanks, for the video on tweetdeck,sounds like a great service.
Jim if you are just starting out on Twitter I have a very good free
report for you, and step by step videos by 2 of the top experts on
Twitter.These guys really know what they are doing, and they share
all of there tips in this Free report.I just put a link on my blog
for all of the students to download.I hope it helps.
Stephen, keep up the good work.
Michae Burton
http://www.greathomebasebusiness.com
Nigel Yip
January 15, 2009
Hey Stephen,
Thanks for the video, tweetdeck sounds like a very great program to use - and yes thanks for the effort in posting such a wonderful and useful camtasia video.
Best Regards
Nigel
