Well, that solves one of my reservations about VoodooPad, which is that it is hard to take seriously a developer called "Flying Meat."

The history of one developer acquiring an app from the original developer has not been promising: I'm thinking of Mori and Brainstorm, specifically. Though we could very well go back in time to when ECCO was acquired by Symantec. The original developer is usually the one with the passion for the app, and it subsequently languishes. But I am at least heartened by the enthusiasm from the new developer of VP. One of the first things I wish they would do is give the interface a makeover. It is so drab and boring now that it actually discourages me from using the software.

Steve Z.