“You’ve taken Nota Bene
to new heights.”
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“Wow! You’ve taken Nota Bene to new heights. Having acquired Archiva Platinum
a month or so ago, today I downloaded version L and watched all six new
Mark Szuchman video tutorials. They are immensely helpful. It’s one thing
to own a powerful new tool. It’s quite another thing to know how to use it.
Now I have a far better sense of how to use all the features of Archiva
Platinum, and if I find I don’t, I can always return to the relevant video
for a refresher course.”
[Click here to view the Archiva videos by Dr. Mark Szuchman]
“The steady incremental improvements in Nota Bene over the years have of
course been important; they have kept me a happy client. But with Archiva
Platinum you have achieved a fantastic breakthrough. I happen to be working
on a subject in contemporary history. I have been able to keep up with my
subject pretty well on the Web, but in ways that have become increasingly
awkward and cumbersome. One example: the New York Times dropped its own
storage feature several months ago, but now the outfit to which it
evidently sold this feature has now sold it again. Anyhow, Archiva now
gives me a central place to which to keep track of my subject, right smack
in the middle of my own word processor (I take it this rather
antique-sounding term is still employed).”
| “These days I
happily run NB on a virtual machine (Fusion) on my iMac. I’ve not had a bit
of trouble with it.”
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“In the years before you successfully created a Windows version of Nota Bene,
a computer-savvy colleague said to me that in sticking with NB I was
staying aboard a sinking ship. Your company, he claimed, would never
successfully adapt to Windows. As he was far more knowledgeable than I, I
gulped and worried. There was so much about NB I liked that I decided I’d
wait until the water rose to my neck before abandoning ship. Then, of
course, you succeeded in bringing out a Windows-based version. These days I
happily run NB on a virtual machine (Fusion) on my iMac. I’ve not had a bit
of trouble with it. What troubles I’ve had with NB over the years, many of
them self-inflicted, I’ve brought to your techs’ attention; every time they
have rescued me.”
[Click here for more information about running NB on an Apple Mac]
“Nota Bene has become a one-stop intellectual shopper,
a scholar’s dream come true.”
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“In short, I’m terrifically excited about the vistas (perhaps not the best
word to use) Archiva opens up. Nota Bene has become a one-stop intellectual
shopper, a scholar’s dream come true.”
| “Thank you, thank you, thank you.”
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John E. Talbott
Department of History, University of California, Santa Barbara
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