Last week AgileTortoise released the latest in my ongoing screencast series on Drafts. This one is all about managing actions.
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More Drafts Screencasts
I’ve been busy in the Screencast studio lately making some new screencasts for Drafts. Here are my latest on creating your own Drafts action and using tags and workspaces. You can see them all here.
Continue reading →Big Update for Drafts
Drafts, one of my favorite utilities for the iPhone just got a big update to version 5. For some of you, that’s all you need to hear. Download the new version and subscribe. For the rest of you, let me explain a bit further.…
Continue reading →Farewell Interact
This week Greg Pierce announced the end of life for Interact, my favorite Contact management app for iPhone. Reading Greg’s post, the reason isn’t primarily financial but instead difficulties and bugs with iOS contact management frameworks. I never had trouble with Interact and use…
Continue reading →Learn Drafts this Weekend
Got an hour this weekend? Why don’t you master the Drafts app? I did an entire series of screencasts on Drafts and it is a really handy app. Drafts let’s you quickly capture text on your iPhone and iPad and then perform actions on…
Continue reading →Drafts App Sale Plus Screencasts
Over the last month I’ve been busy creating screencasts on how to use Drafts on my iPhone and iPad. There is a whole slew of them. This is, essentially, a full MacSparky Video Field Guide and if you’ve ever wondered about Drafts, here’s your…
Continue reading →Drafts Gets Friendly with Workflow
A few weeks ago, Agile Tortoise released Drafts 4.1.2. My favorite new feature is the “Run Workflow” action. That’s right. Drafts and Workflow are now like peanut butter and chocolate. Now I can fire off a Workflow from Drafts with a single tap. The action step…
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Watching WWDC earlier this year and witnessing so much progress towards iOS automation, part of me wondered what that meant for the early iOS automation pioneers. In particular what would happen to those apps that were able to use the few automation breadcrumbs on…
Continue reading →Sponsor: Drafts
This week I’m welcoming a new sponsor to the site, Drafts. With the emergence of mobile computing, we are still figuring out exactly how to make these pocketable devices work for us. Drafts is one of those applications that just bangs you over the…
Continue reading →The Drafts Badge
I generally have a lot of animosity toward iOS app badges. I don’t like apps screaming for my attention. It diverts me from important things, like Strategery. However I was recently bemoaning my frequent problem in the Drafts app where I’ll dictate notes and…
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