Usability Activity Log v2.3 Released

by bart April 29, 2008 15:01

Introducing Usability Activity Log v2.3
Usability Activity Log v2.3 is the easiest and most economical way to document observational data.  A necessary tool for any corporate usability lab.

This new version has a more efficient logging system, a new virtual synchronization feature, sorting capabilities, a live word correct feature, and even allows you to categorize your data.  A new export feature allows you to export your data to the following formats: Rich Text Format (RTF), Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF), Microsoft Excel (XLS), and ascii text.

New LOW PRICE.  Available for download TODAY!  If you have registered a previous version you can upgrade to version 2.3 for free.  Learn More »

 

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