Topic: Serif nostalgia
Do you remember when email offers for various non-Serif software used to arrive from Serif, often from a lady named Natasha.
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Alfred's Serif Users' Forums → General Discussion → Serif nostalgia
Do you remember when email offers for various non-Serif software used to arrive from Serif, often from a lady named Natasha.
Once seen, never forgotten! A senior member of Serif staff subsequently confessed that ‘Natasha Allachina’ was entirely fictional.
“Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be.”
What the… they erased Natasha from our collective imagination before I could even meet Serif???
I can remember getting them through the post before that ...
I can remember getting them through the post before that ...
Same here! My ‘Serif Rogues Gallery’ (which I really ought to look into resurrecting) includes a picture of her that someone scanned from a flyer in one of those mailings. I seem to remember that there was even a crease which was only partially removed from the scanned copy.
Ah! The rogues' gallery, yes.
I particularly remember getting the envelope containing details for an upgrade (probably to PP2.0) with its teaser screenshots and looking at it every day until my upgrade arrived (probably on a couple of floppy disks). Back then, the anticipation was part of the joy of upgrading. Nowadays, having to wait seems to have the opposite effect on people, as demonstrated during the final days of the Affinity Forums).
Im considering going back to Micrografx Windows Draw... ha
Older website screenshot in wayback machine:

Once seen, never forgotten! A senior member of Serif staff subsequently confessed that ‘Natasha Allachina’ was entirely fictional.
“Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be.”
Or, Nastalgia, it would appear.
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