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| Downloads:6,384 |
| Version Downloads:1,070 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:08 Feb 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $20.00 |
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26cab40 reviewed on 08 Feb 2010
Charging this much for slapping a badly written front end on somebody else's work is a disgrace.
AlphaOmega software are a disgrace.
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I could also spend around $40 for a complete total file maintenance product, such as FileBuddy, which comes with an integrated interface, accessible by the contextual menu, that will not only change creator and filetype but fix alias's, make files and folders invisible, batch change and correct filenames, delete protected files, find duplicates, show invisibles, change security and permissions, add comments, etc., and comes with great support.
Or I could choose pay this developer (Alpha Omega) around $50 and get licensed access to all of their software - including a lot of obsolete and next to useless programs, that no one else wants and I don't want either.
Now which is the better value? hum-mm?
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Anonymous reviewed on 20 Nov 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 18 Nov 2004
It's a one trick type/creator changer
It's 1.1MB
It's MwRB
It's ugly as sin
I'd be embarassed to release something with any one of those characteristics, but this fits 'em all. This whole AlphaOmega thing has got to be a scam/joke... Nobody could seriously be trying to sell such garbage.
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Anonymous reviewed on 02 Mar 2004
Think I'll search for free alternatives which will of much better quality.
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Anonymous reviewed on 29 Feb 2004
Yet AlphaOmega would expect payment for this.
The OS X Finder gives you every tool you need to specify what application should open a particular document.
This guy has swamped the market with twenty or more applications, and God knows if any of them are useful for ANYTHING that you should pay for. The chances are not good, from what I've seen.
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Anonymous reviewed on 28 Feb 2004