ITauthor Podcast #22: Getting into the writing zone The voices in this podcast belong to: Graham Campbell and Alistair Christie. On a recent StackOverflow podcast, a listener asked the presenters for tips on how to "get in the zone" as a programmer. We

I wanted to find out how people of different generations use computers, what they use their computers for, how they use them and what they feel about computers and software generally. So who better to ask than three generations of women from my family. I

The voices in this podcast belong to: Graham Campbell and Alistair Christie. This extremely ad hoc podcast (we didn't plan it, but Graham offered to buy lunch, so it seemed like a good idea), was recorded in the food court at East Kilbride shopping centr

The voices in this podcast belong to: Graham Campbell and Alistair Christie.

I wanted to find out how people of different generations use computers, what they use their computers for, how they use them and what they feel about computers and software generally. So who better to ask than three generations of women from my family. I

Graham Campbell talks to attendees at this year’s ISTC (Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators) Conference in Nottingham. First, Graham talks to Mike Hamilton from MadCap Software about recent and future software releases and some of the n

Recorded at the UA Conference Europe 2008. I talk to Mike Hamilton from Madcap Software about the newly released version 4 of Flare. He describes a lot of the new features and explains the relationship between Flare and Blaze. Mike also mentions the work

A lack of meeting rooms forced Graham and I to adjourn to the pub to record this podcast (shame). In between munching on burgers and chips and sipping on beer, we talk about Google’s new Web browser, Chrome, and the newly released Flare 4 from MadCap. W

Graham Campbell writes ... Just a quick note to say I'll be attending the ISTC Conference in Nottingham next week. I'm not known to many (any?) o

Graham Campbell writes: We had some listener feedback about the Podcast on being the sole TA in an organisation (