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| Downloads:9,578 |
| Version Downloads:219 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Illustration |
| License:Demo |
| Date:14 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $19.95 |
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+5
Vlado reviewed on 17 May 2012
+118
+11
Wnp reviewed on 03 Mar 2011
-3
-1
The 'sneakpeaks' are low resolution messes that are as much use as the original indesign file icon.
I deleted the pref pane, but still it sits there taunting me with its 'expired' greyness.
You should have included un un-installer.
+82
GG update
+2
techsupport _at_ code-line.com?
+214
KurtTappe reviewed on 14 Sep 2009
*However*, the text in the documents does not get rendered. You can see where the linebreaks are and the general layout, but you can't read the text--it is replaced with blurry grey bars. So if you have two similar documents, you cannot tell them apart. Given that other QL plugins do render text I can't fathom why this one doesn't. The lack of text makes this feel like a Beta version where the authors say "Wait until the final; we'll get text working by then." But since it's been nearly 2 years since SneakPeak was released, nobody should be holding their breath that it will ever be added.
I don't want to join the "this costs too much" crowd except to say that for $20, it really should render text. Without that feature, this plugin should cost about half what it does. That's only fair.
+2
+22
+3
Kong reviewed on 16 Aug 2009
Since installing SneakPeek Pro I can see it, yay! Not only the previews in the Finder, which - whatever the quite hefty prize tag - makes it money well spent. Just to finally have that feature at your hands is awesome.
pekiyasimdi reviewed on 19 Jun 2009
+4
+82
BEIGE reviewed on 04 Dec 2008
+3
Jan-Florian-Maas rated on 11 May 2011