The Omni Group

What with all the engineers off in San Francisco for WWDC.

I hope they're enjoying themselves, because back up here Terry and Jane have been making the most excellent meals and claim they will continue to do so as the week progresses.

Mmmm, chili and cornbread, french dip, I bet we get toasty cheesewiches and tomato soup PLUS breakfast for lunch sometime this week.

And we're playing Mario Kart every night just to spite Andrew.

Well, the final release of OmniGraffle 4.1.2 has come and gone. I, much like Wim, feel that the 4.1 branch is now dead to me. This has been a very cautious release than ones past—From the initial 4.0 release to the rush of getting the universal binary version of 4.1 ready in time to patching up that release in 4.1.1, it was actually somewhat relaxing to take a slow approach this time.

Lots of little nit-picky issues and regressions that got introduced in the rush of 4.1 are now addressed and fixed, problems with inspectors corrected, Intel-specific problems cleaned up.

We hope you enjoy it.

Bug Fixes

• Diagram style preferences are now accessible to AppleScript and can be named without specifying the full path to the style.
• Fixed the use of the Enter or Return key in the Text Position Inspector on Intel machines.

• Clicking in a different input field in the Text Position Inspector will now act the same as Enter or Return on PPC machines.

• Escape key should now allow user to back out of the zoom field, restoring previous zoom setting.

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Troy was complaining that his sync wasn't working with .Mac today, I suggested that it was a clog, as the internets is just a series of tubes, after all. Wim stepped in and recommended dietary supplements to unclog said tubes, such as fiber to the home.

Bill's correct: The proper pronunciation of ZOMG is “twenty milligrams”.

Graffletopia rocks. A great interface for browsing and getting OmniGraffle stencils, and Patrick says he'd definitely like to add other extras down the road.

Check it out.

As some of you may have read, I like me some coffee.

Imagine my dismay when I saw this:

Thankfully, due to my last post on the subject, Omni user Ralph was kind enough to send us some coffee from New Orleans:

But what to make it in, if the machine is broken? Why, what's this? A small brewer!

Almost there…

Omni enjoys some freshly brewed coffee in the face of adversity!

Thanks, Ralph!

Whoomp! Here it is:

Gantt charts, schedules, summaries, milestones, and critical paths – oh my. People, the public beta of OmniPlan has officially been released.

Enjoy. And thanks, everyone.

Project management has been called the ability to create the impossible, with the unwilling, against insurmountable odds, under budget and on time.

That's actually a pretty good description of our process for creating Brand New Secret Product.

(Well…sort of.)

Introducing OmniPlan. Our brand new project management application.

(Totally not an inkwell!)

Please stay tuned, folks! We're shooting to release a public beta of OmniPlan next Wednesday, July 26th.

• Now a Universal binary

• Based off a slightly customized version of WebKit.*

• Supports user defined style sheets

• Gets whites whiter, plumps when you cook it

* Greatly improved website compatibility, speed and stability. Many rendering and compatibility issues users have been experiencing should now be addressed.

Go forth and download, OmniWeb fans!

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