m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) (07/20/90)
Publish Your Programs!
A Hypertext Guide for the Software Entreprenneur
by Taegan D. Goddard
Have you developed a useful computer program? This guide teaches you how
to bring your program to market. Topics include:
* Finding a publisher * Shareware marketing
* Marketing strategies * Incentives for registering
* Publishing it yourself * Retail distribution
* Naming your program * Catalog distribution
* Packaging * Finding a reseller
* Market profiles * User groups and BBSs
* Market research * Magazine reviews
* Registering a copyright * Query letters
* The ISBN standard * and many other topics...
Publish Your Programs! is constantly being updated to reflect marketing
trends and new opportunities for the software entrepreneur.
Publish Your Programs! is a hypertext guide that runs on IBM PCs and
compatibles. The program comes in both stand-alone and memory resident
versions. It makes use of the mouse if one is available.
An index and table of contents make browsing the guide simple. Just
click (or press <enter>) on any topic and that page instantly pops on
screen. While reading a topic just click on a highlighted word to jump
to that new topic. Backtrack or move forward along your train of thought.
Taegan D. Goddard is an independent software developer with success in
both the traditional commercial and shareware markets. He is the author
of Liberty!, an educational software program now marketed nationwide
by Zephyr Services of Pittsburgh, PA. Several of his programs are also
offered as shareware. His disk, The Home Control Primer, has generated
over 150 registrations from home automation enthusiasts.
Publish Your Programs! is currently available directly from the author
for just $20. Please send your checks to:
Taegan D. Goddard
35 Woodside Circle
Hartford, CT 06105
Thank you for your support!darcy@druid.uucp (D'Arcy J.M. Cain) (07/22/90)
In article <M1TDG00.90Jul20093559@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov> m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) writes: > Publish Your Programs! > A Hypertext Guide for the Software Entreprenneur > by Taegan D. Goddard > >Taegan D. Goddard is an independent software developer with success in >both the traditional commercial and shareware markets. He is the author >of Liberty!, an educational software program now marketed nationwide >by Zephyr Services of Pittsburgh, PA. Several of his programs are also >offered as shareware. His disk, The Home Control Primer, has generated >over 150 registrations from home automation enthusiasts. > >Publish Your Programs! is currently available directly from the author >for just $20. Please send your checks to: > Why is it that when someone puts this kind of shit on the net they can't even post to multiple groups in one posting. We have to see this over and over again as we go through various groups. Next step of course will be the obligatory apology posted separately to all the same groups. Wasn't there something about selling a hypertext version of the U.S. constitution a while back that also came from the Federal Reserve Board? What is with that site? Is it the same guy? If so why don't they do something about it? -- D'Arcy J.M. Cain (darcy@druid) | Government: D'Arcy Cain Consulting | Organized crime with an attitude West Hill, Ontario, Canada | (416) 281-6094 |
roy@cs.umn.edu (Roy M. Silvernail) (07/23/90)
darcy@druid.uucp (D'Arcy J.M. Cain) writes: > In article <M1TDG00.90Jul20093559@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov> > m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) writes: > > Publish Your Programs! > Why is it that when someone puts this kind of shit on the net they can't > even post to multiple groups in one posting. We have to see this over and > over again as we go through various groups. You got me! I tried to send my obligatory 'your posting is not appropriate...' mail to him, and the mail bounced. (both times) But, hey... at least it wasn't 90k of unusable binaries. Look on the bright side! -- Roy M. Silvernail | #include <stdio.h> | Does virtual now available at: | main(){ | reality need cybrspc!roy@cs.umn.edu | float x=1; | swap space? (cyberspace... be here!)| printf("Just my $%.2f.\n",x/50);} | -- me -- Roy M. Silvernail | #include <stdio.h> | Does virtual now available at: | main(){ | reality need cybrspc!roy@cs.umn.edu | float x=1; | swap space? (cyberspace... be here!)| printf("Just my $%.2f.\n",x/50);} | -- me