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| Downloads:3,452 |
| Version Downloads:1,332 |
| Type:Games : Gaming Tools & Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:23 Oct 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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+10
This updater is pretty much pointless now.
http://files.wowace.com/latest.xml all point to "This updater has been discontinued please use the CurseClient. http://www.curse.com/client/" so this client is pretty much dead now. Too bad because the Curse client is way beta for OS X.
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If its possible, (I'm no programer) I think a 10.4+ version of this software utility would benefit a much larger community
+25
truthhurts reviewed on 03 Dec 2007
+ Smart Update is excellent
+ Toolbar looks much more polished
Still a couple little nits:
- Contrary to the notes for v1.2, it saves the window size but not position.
- Toolbar looks better, but please give us the standard customization sheet.
- Now that we have a "Browse" button for the WoW folder, why not drop the path entirely? Take a look at how browsers handle Download folder locations.
- Select All is a good start for the menu bar, but please flesh it out with the other various commands in the interface. Some people won't want to use the toolbar, and key commands on menu items are always helpful. :)
- Preferences window probably doesn't need an OK button; generally preferences are applied on closing the window.
http://www.lsmason.com/software/wowaceupdater
New Features in v1.2:
Fixed an issue with remembering the specified location of your World of Warcraft folder.
Fixed an issue with installations of World of Warcraft outside of /Applications.
WoWAceUpdater now remembers last window size and position.
+25
1) The user should be able to use a standard Open dialog to locate their WoW installation. Typing out paths doesn't cut it.
2) We need "Select All"; preferably the standard Edit menu.
3) Toolbar should be customizable.
4) Doesn't remember window position or size.
5) When updating addons, use a progress bar - you know how many addons are being installed, so there's no reason for an indeterminate progress indicator.
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jiajin reviewed on 29 Nov 2007
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