Contributors and Reviewers


The following individuals contributed hacks, helped with hacks, or reviewed material for this book:

  • Adam Harris (contributor and reviewer) is the number-one posterby a wide marginon the Skype forums. His knowledge and depth of expertise on Skype are second to none. Adam brought a rigor and passion for accuracy that raised the bar for the author and other contributors.

  • Lawrence Hudson (reviewer) has been a pioneering user of various technologies for more years than he cares to remember. This has worked to his advantage, and to his disadvantage, throughout his career as a businessperson and entrepreneur. Nonetheless, his fascination and enthusiasm for all things technological remain. Nowhere was this more apparent than in his enthusiastic support for, and thorough review of, this book.

  • Jason Terando (contributor) is the author of the ever-useful ActiveS component that you can use to interface applications with Skype on Windows. Many of the automation scripts in this book use ActiveS, so a great debt of thanks goes to Jason for making ActiveS so liberally available through a BSD-style license. You can download ActiveS from the KhaosLabs web site, http://www.khaoslabs.com/. Chapter 12 would not have been possibleor, at least, would be only a mere shadow of what it iswere it not for Jason.

  • Theodore Wallingford (reviewer) is the author of the book VoIP Hacks (O'Reilly). Ted provided valuable feedback on early chapters of the book, and a whole lot of encouragement to do more! Not only is Ted an expert in VoIP technologies (http://www.macvoip.com/), but he's also an enthusiastic and accomplished writer, having published an earlier work on VoIP, Switching to VoIP (O'Reilly).

  • Kevin Delaney (contributor) is a cofounder of KhaosLabs and is an active member of the Skype forums.




Skype Hacks
Skype Hacks: Tips & Tools for Cheap, Fun, Innovative Phone Service
ISBN: 0596101899
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 168

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