VRH  Solid, handy, and free. Good stuff. This app has been well maintained and it offers easy access to lots of otherwise hidden features.  
(Version 3.94)

BADABING  Once there was a little tool (don't know the name anymore) to active the docks "single-application" mode in Tiger (clicking on an app icon in the dock activates that app and its windows while automatically hiding the windows of all the other apps) is it possible to integrate that in TinkerTool?

That's an easy way to prevent window clutter, I've been looking for that feature for a long time but can't remember the apps name.

I think it would be a very useful enhancement for TinkerTool.

Oh, ...and thank you for TinkerTool.  
(Version 3.93)

MSWFUJOWDFFYC  iTunes

Some time ago I used the "Terminal" to link the iTunes-Arrows to the Library. After starting this app and displaying the iTunes-Section: it reversed my handmade-change (without asking). Now, the arrows are linking to the store again... enough reason for me to trash-it as untrustworthy. Sorry.  
(Version 3.92)

MACHSPEED5  why is "skipping checksum verification of DMGs" grayed out? running leopard on ppc powerbook 12 1.33. no mention in faq.  
(Version 3.8)

DOC RENAUD  Beautiful icon :-)

And thanks for updating TinkerTool for 10.5 users.  
(Version 3.8)

MAC ADAM  is it allow have translucid bar ?  
(Version 3.8)

GURUBEZ  Great App, works perfectly also with LEO!!

THX  
(Version 3.8)

CRUZDREW  Excellent program for changing hidden settings very stable on intel imac running 10.4.10 never had any problems. And excellent price!! Thanks!  
(Version 3.7a)

ROBOGOBO  I'm duplicating my review of Tinkertool System here, because this review is developer/support related. After using Tinkertool System for a few months, I did weekly maintenance and ran all the recommended processes religiously. Two weeks ago, after doing the same thing I did before, I experienced constant kernel crashes and freezes immediately following a Tinkertool session. I spent a few days trying to troubleshoot. I'm a moderately experienced user, so I did all the standard stuff- Diskwarrior, fsck, memtest, etc. All found nothing. I do regular backups using CCC, and so I cut my losses, saved my client data and cloned my hard drive from the last backup before Timkertool tinkered too much. That was three days ago, and no more problems.

Now, I'm sure Tinkertool is a good program, but the worst part came when I contacted the developer, Marcel Bresnik. He insisted kernel crashes are only caused by hardware problems, and called me a liar when I said my crashlogs were naturally reverted when I cloned from a backup, and would be of no use in troubleshooting. I asked for a refund, but then told him he could keep his $10 if it was too big a deal, to show him I wasn't lying to rip him off, and I would simply give honest feedback on Versiontracker. So there it is. And it's a shame, because it's probably a good program that needs improvement in a few areas, and the developer just happens to be a defensive ass. Oh well, back to Butler.  
(Version 3.7a)

ZANGIEF  You can use Terminal to set the files' attributes. Use FileWrangler to rename them all to something like "picture-x" (where X is a number) and then use a regular expression in grep, then pipe the output.  
(Version 3.7a)