Peter Eckel
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AirPort Utility
Peteeckel reviewed on 31 Jan 2012
- SNMP configuration
- Syslog configuration
- IPv6 configuration
- 802.11x configuration
- Log viewing
That said, it's absolutely, utterly useless to me.
But pretty, I have to admit.
Version 5.6 also came out today, allegedly 'for 802.11g models'. It has the old interface, provides all mentioned configuration options and works fine with 802.11n airports as well. So I use that for the time being, while looking for replacements for my 4 Airport Express devices.
Aobo Keylogger Standard
Peteeckel rated on 13 Dec 2011
[Version 1.0]
Aobo Keylogger Standard
Peteeckel rated on 17 Oct 2011
[Version 3.8.5]
PGP Desktop
Peteeckel rated on 02 Aug 2011
[Version 10.1.2]
+1
PDF Converter
Peteeckel reviewed on 17 May 2011
Unfortunately the result was not satisfactory. Page breaks are not preserved, the table of contents is distributed over several pages by column (first the chapter numbers, than the chapter names, then follow several dispersed dots, and the page numbers below them - looks quite scary), line breaks are inserted where none should be, line spacing is a mess, tables are lost entirely. The result is, unfortunately, completely unusable.
Considering that this is Crippleware, not Shareware, and much too expensive for the development stage it seems to be in, I probably won't give it a second try too soon. Maybe in a year or so.
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Xmplify
Peteeckel reviewed on 16 Feb 2011
I especially appreciate that this is a native Mac OS X implementation, not a Java port - I don't really like the small differences between Java programs such as the other XML editors currently available and native Mac OS X programs.
libxml2/libxslt is not exactly the bleeding edge of XML/XSLT parser development, which might make it the software's weak point. On the other hand, I do most of my XML development on exactly the same foundation, so it's perfect for me, and I pre-registered the software right away - at USD 39 it's a steal.
I managed to crash it twice by entering syntactically invalid URLs in schema locations, but considering that it's beta (and recovered my files without any problem) I think that is acceptable.