Report Magic for Analog Documentation - Acknowledgements
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# Acknowledgements

Many people have helped make Report Magic what it is today. Thanks go out to all those listed below, not to mention the numerous people who provided bug reports, suggestions and general encouragement. And many thanks to all the people who have helped to make Perl and the freely-available Perl modules.

#### Stephen Turner

If it weren't for Analog, Report Magic would be pretty useless. Many thanks to Stephen Turner for developing, supporting and maintaining Analog.

#### Corey Kaye

Corey and the folks at DNS originally developed what grew into Report Magic. They deserve lots of credit for design and descriptions that launched Report Magic.

#### Jason Linhart

Jason helps build the Mac port and has done all the Mac testing. He is also in charge of building the Mac Binary package. His Mac experience and log analysis work at summary.net have been invaluable.

#### Martien Verbruggen

Martien wrote the GD::Graph module used as the basis for the graphs. As the graphs are an important part of Report Magic, he deserves a lot of credit for helping to make this a great tool.

#### Lincoln Stein and Thomas Boutell

Lincoln Stein wrote the root graphics interface to Thomas Boutell's gd graphics library that is used by both graph systems. Thanks so much to them for providing such a powerful and easy to use graphics creation tool.

#### Translators

Report Magic has achieved widespread use in great part due to its language support. Without the help of these translators that would not have been possible:

- Raf Roset; Catalan
- Martin Vorländer; German
- Sergio Talens-Oliag; Spanish
- Juho Einiö; Finnish
- Denis Schitter; French
- Székely Dénes; Hungarian
- Massimo Mezzini; Italian
- Eivind Tagseth; Norwegian
- Tohru Kawamura; Japanese
- Piotr Roszatycki; Polish
- Paulo Pires (VisualNet Lda); Portuguese
- David Bizzo Marques; Brazilian Portuguese
- Albedo; Russian
- Pontus Goffe; Swedish
- Jason C.H. Yang; Traditional Chinese

#### Mirrors

The following people and organizations have graciously provided mirrors for Report Magic. This has been a great boon in reducing the load on the main server:

- Claude Iyi Dogan / easynet. Belgian Mirror.
- Ralf Lehmann / GMX. German Mirror.
- Euan Galloway / Energis Squared. UK Mirror.
- Jason Andrade / Planet Mirror. Australian Mirror.

#### Mac OS X

These users and companies have been particularly helpful in documenting and supporting Report Magic on Max OS X: Scott Hannahs, Gideon Greenspan / Sig Software, Shawn Vandergrift / TenPlus Systems, and Jim Powell.

#### Bug Reporters, Users and Testers

Many thanks go out to the many users and testers who have provided valuable feedback on features, bugs and general functionality, including the following (and many others):

Aaron Colcord, Aaron Main, Alois Kratochwill, Andre S Burton, Andrew Gatward, Andrew Hill, Bernd Becker, Beth Juhl, Blake Kadatz, Brady Wang, Bryan Steele, Bobby Hitt Christian Tropeano, Christophe Simonin, Curt Troutwine IV, Daniel R. Meigs, Dave Green, David Phillips, David Rogers, David Simmons, Derek Sisson, Duncan McQueen, Eric S. Corbin, Ernie Hershey, Frank Maas, Gavin Hedrick, Grant McLean, Gordon Harford, Gustavo Cusi, Heinz Toedter, Herb Schilling, Ian Sealy, Jeremy Nieves, Jeremy Bratton, Joerg Kock, John E. Hersey, Jonas Smedegaard, Joseph Durbin, Joseph Shirley, Karim Nassar, Keith McCammon, Ken Whitcombe, Lay[N]e Da SickMan, Marcus Taylor, Mark Delurski, Martin R. Lerch, Martin Wheeler, Michael Check, Michael Guitton, Michael Harbour, Pat Erler, Paul Mensch, Peter Outteridge, Ralf Lehmann, Raphael Goubet, Robin Fitton, Scott Richardson, Sean Powell, Shiba Ken, Stavros Patiniotis, Steven Smith, Tim Mrock, Ted Gamble, Thomas Enzeley Conlin, Thomas Sommerer, Tim Willis, William H. Haller, William Woods.

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