So just how many MacHeist customers are there?

I've just published this weeks ScreenCastsOnline tutorial, all about VectorDesigner - a very powerful yet simple vector based drawing package.

I'd heard about the application via the MacHeist II promotion as it was I think the final application to be unlocked once they hit some amazing number of participants and generated over $330K for charity. I bought the MacHeist bundle and eventually VectorDesigner was unlocked and I received a serial number. My curiosity was tweaked by VectorDesigner winning a "Best of Show" award at MacWorld 2008 but I have to admit, it's only recently that I remembered I had it and dusted it down for action.

I started to wonder just how many other MacHeist participants also have a ton of fully licensed applications languishing on their hard disks without even realising what they are capable of or even remembering that they have them?

A quick scan of my previous ScreenCastsOnline shows made me realise that I've actually covered five MacHeist related applications, some in great detail! The tutorials available are:

• Rapidweaver
• 1Password
• Speed Download
• Pixelmator
• VectorDesigner

So what I've done is to create a special page on the ScreenCastsOnline website just for MacHeist related tutorials. You can find the page here:

ScreenCastsOnline MacHeist Page

All the tutorials are free to watch or download with no obligation to become a ScreenCastsOnline member but of course, I won't complain if anyone wants to!

Any link backs or blog posts to help promote the MacHeist page and the free resource would be most appreciated.

PS If you didn't manage to snag a copy of VectorDesigner during the MacHeist promotion, then you can get $10 of the usual price by using the special ScreenCastsOnline landing page

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Comments

[Laurence]

I don't know about MacHeist, but I do know that Don's tutorials are outstanding: informative, absorbing, and enjoyable.

I began by taking advantage of his generous free tutorials, then graduated to subscribing.

And if you have questions, or suggestions about future tutorials Don listens and responds promptly and graciously.

Highly recommended.