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Gideon Softworks, Inc.
Snard is the Swiss Army Knife of launcher programs. It provides many of the functionalities of the old Apple and Application menus, yet it can be customized to your heart's content. Snard can be used as a system menu, hot key activated popup menu or you can assign individual Snard items via hot keys - for even quicker access. Maximize your Mac OS X navigation experience, and try Snard today.
Snard's feature list includes:
- Easily Open Applications as root
- Option-Select an Application in the Snard menu
- Use the "Open App as Root..." Menu
What's New
Version 2.6.4:
- Fixed crasher with orphaned files/folders ( ie owned by _unknown )
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
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Snard is the Swiss Army Knife of launcher programs. It provides many of the functionalities of the old Apple and Application menus, yet it can be customized to your heart's content. Snard can be used as a system menu, hot key activated popup menu or you can assign individual Snard items via hot keys - for even quicker access. Maximize your Mac OS X navigation experience, and try Snard today.
Snard's feature list includes:
- Easily Open Applications as root
- Option-Select an Application in the Snard menu
- Use the "Open App as Root..." Menu Item
- Flexible Menu access - Snard works the way you want it to work
- Option-Space shows the Snard menu under mouse pointer
- Use from the Menu bar
- Use Hot Keys to access items - open worksets/files/applications, and paste snippets from your keyboard
- Perform a search locally or internet wide using Sherlock
- Use Worksets to specify a list of files to open with one click of the mouse
- Easily access all your System Preferences
- Organize items into Groups for easy access
- Place your favorite folders in Snard for quick access
- Quickly enter text using Snippets
- Add and launch URLs directly from Snard
- Snard is Multiple Monitor aware
- Location menu - quickly access recent servers and favorites
- Preferences menu - quickly access all your system preferences
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Razz reviewed on 10 Apr 2006
Users, try out DragThing for an excellent example of a launcher program. You are the scanner though because DragThing doesn't comb through your entire hard drive, building indices and such as these programs do.
I am not affiliated with the DragThing developers. I just know a sweet app when I see one and have been using it for 5 years.
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Anonymous reviewed on 30 Jul 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jul 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 13 Jul 2004
The funny thing about Iraq is that all you see is what a bunch of degenerates are doing because they put it on TV. Do you seriously think the US has for the last 18 months inflicted less than a 1,000 casualties on their side? One can only speculate that between the insurgents and the Saddam regime, that tens of thousands of them are gone. 1,000 casualties for an army of between 350,000 - 120,000 in 18 months... I'd say that's indicative of a superior, well-trained force at work, especially on hostile foreign soil.
How any one can even appease much less glorify scum that beheads innocent people is beyond me. But then again, I guess no one in the US is flying a plane into your office!! You gotta be some piece of work, pal!
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Anonymous reviewed on 27 Apr 2004
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It makes you just hate that you're not able to give everything you have to every one else who is unable to get it for themselves.
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No wonder you degenerates are been beheaded and charred. 1000 dead in iraq now. Fancy enrolling?
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The funny thing about Iraq is that all you see is what a bunch of degenerates are doing because they put it on TV. Do you seriously think the US has for the last 18 months inflicted less than a 1,000 casualties on their side? One can only speculate that between the insurgents and the Saddam regime, that tens of thousands of them are gone. 1,000 casualties for an army of between 350,000 - 120,000 in 18 months... I'd say that's indicative of a superior, well-trained force at work, especially on hostile foreign soil.
How any one can even appease much less glorify scum that beheads innocent people is beyond me. But then again, I guess no one in the US is flying a plane into your office!! You gotta be some piece of work, pal! (7/13/2004, Version: 2.4
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Still, what does any of this have to do w/ Snard?!!!
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Apr 2004
If that regards, Snard is at the top. It's breadth of features and functionality makes it worth the shareware fee. Grouping capabilities and contextual selections are the hallmark of this app menu. It's fast when displaying its apps list including the icons, and it has no problem w/ multiple sublevels.
While the Launcher options are great, Snard is the best at providing the "old" method of application selection.
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I use Snard regularly, though I like Butler and Quicksilver and am considering adding one of them to my environment. And no, I don't know the developer of Snard, I just appreciate his product.
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Anonymous reviewed on 04 Apr 2004
Butler does offer many more features, support is great, and the program, currently in beta, keeps getting better and better.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 Mar 2004
Give the app called Butler a try before you even download this one.
1) Butler is free.
2) It's the best launcher, not because it's free, but because of all the amazing features it offers.
3) Butler is free.