November 1994                                                                  Volume 1 Issue 3

About This Newsletter...

by John Haley

This is the third issue of Ambrosia Software’s customer oriented newsletter. Thanks to everyone who liked the first two issues so much. As the number of Ambrosia’s happy shareware users grows, it becomes increasingly challenging to communicate with everyone effectively. And we have a lot to say; answers to common questions, hints on game strategy, company profiles and information about new software. So by addressing these issues in an open public forum, Ambrosia can get the most information out to the most people. Do not take this the wrong way. We are still happy to receive your letters, squish your bugs, and register your shareware on a personal level. The purpose of this newsletter is to provide information, help, and have a few laughs along the way.

The faces behind the company. Although Ambrosia depends upon a legion of support staff (artists, vendors, beta-testers, pizza delivery personnel), above are the key players. Hector D. Byrd is the office’s spiritual leader. If he can stay on his perch and stare in to space all day, I can do the same with a computer screen. Next in line comes John Haley (me!). My responsibilities include processing orders, managing the distributor & developer databases and marketing. Right smack dab in the middle is Andrew Welch, our fearless leader. He is the founding father of Ambrosia and remains its key developer. Andrew also serves as the President of Ambrosia (I do not remember the election) and has been leading us in the right direction for the past few years.  Next to Andrew on the right is Ambrosia’s Technical Support Manager  and official Voice of Ambrosia “Cajun” David Richard. If you have a conflict or concern, Cajun is your man. Not many shareware outfits have someone dedicated to technical support forty hours a week.

This issue we have replaced most of the clip art with digital images. Reader feedback is greatly appreciated and will be featured where appropriate. Much of what we learn about our own programs comes from users voicing their praise or complaints.

Navigating through this newsletter has been simplified with the use of pictures and icons. Click once on each icon to find out what it does. Also be sure to click on pictures & graphics for hidden surprises.

   

    

This newsletter will be released every odd numbered month. Currently this is one of many projects under way here at Ambrosia central. To produce this newsletter on a monthly basis would steal valuable time away from the development and testing of programs. Can’t have that. Also, we wanted to allow time to get enough information of interest and format it properly. If you are interested in a free online subscription, please drop us a line with your E—Mail address.