> Hello Charles,
>

>> Since you have received so many accolades of late on this newsgroup I'm
>> curious how you got to this point of being a sound mixer/brilliant
>> programmer. What's the quick rundown of your resume, experience,
>> education
>> and programming proficiencies?

> I got my first fisher techniek (sort of more technical lego technic)
> box when I was three.
> When I was five the boy friend of my mother taught me how electricity
> works and about audio engineering, I learned how to work with mixing
> consoles, effect boxes, etc.
>
> When I was ten I started programming.
>
> I went to a vocation school for electronics engineering. Then to a
> polytechnic for software engineering.
> ...

> Hi Lorin,
>

>>> I am actually planning that once Leopard is out to start using this
>>> functionality as well, although I would lose compatibility with
>>> Tiger.

>> Which is one of the very irritating aspects of working with a Mac --
>> upgrading the OS to take advantage of certain new tools will render
>> some existing ones inoperable. Really annoying.

> Annoying and irritating, but not limited to Macs.
> If a programmer would use functionality that is only available in
> Vista, that program would not run on Windows XP. Same with Linux,
> Solaris, HP-UX, IRIX, etc.
>
> The nice thing with Leopard, is that the code size of Boom Recorder
> would probably half, because of significant changes in Objective C.
> Less code makes Boom Recorder more agile and it will be simpler to add
> features to Boom Recorder, or fix bugs.
> ...

>
> I am actually planning that once Leopard is out to start using this
> functionality as well, although I would lose compatibility with
> Tiger.

> Sorry guys, your choices are all right, but here's what I'd like to
> find under the tree...
>
> http://store.playboy.com/shopping/product/anotherview.jsp?&picindex=1&img=local/...
>
> Happy holidays! :-D
>