Wish there was a demo version of this so that I can see it in action, how easy it is to use (or not), what features it does/doesn't have, performance, usability, etc. Unfortunately the 'developers website' is just a Facebook page which tells you nothing about the feature set and the screenshots on the Mac App Store don't really tell you much either, plus there are no reviews (presumably because people don't want to take a punt at this price).

Help us out here, showcase the features or provide a demo version that's time-limited or has the save option disabled or something. That way I can make an informed choice.

With a description that simply says "Encrypt your files..." and no mention of features anywhere in the app store or on the developers web site (and with no trial version available), it's difficult to justify dropping even $0.99 to see if the app is any good.

(Incidentally, it's not available in the UK app store at this time).

This is a really handy little app for grabbing iOS screenshots.

I help a developer who writes iOS apps - he sends me the app to test and to produce the screenshots for both the iTunes store and his website. I just run the app in the iOS Simulator then set the counter, filename and save location, then it's as easy as navigating to the screen I want in the app being tested and clicking a button. There's a nice variety of output formats too. Saves me a lot of time.

Requirements could also mention that you need Adobe Digital Editions installed and running when you run ePub to PDF converter. Also, to use ePub to PDF converter you need to have the Accessibility API enabled in System Preferences, although the app will tell you that when it's launched for the first time.

Did find the UI a little unintuitive - you get some curious instructions about window size/placement at the start and a 'Convert' button. Clicking that gives you a 'Save' dialogue (as opposed to asking what file you want to convert), however I chose an existing ePub book, clicked OK then... nothing. The file was only 25 pages long and after 30 mins of 'not touching the computer' as instructed(?) the app didn't appear to have done anything and there's no progress indicator. This is on a quad-code Mac Pro running Lion. So, haven't had much success so far but will persevere.

(Note, if you go to the Adobe website to install Digital Editions, the installer defaults to requiring you to have Flash installed to download it. However, if you ignore that and click on the "If you have trouble installing Digital Editions, see the installation TechNote" link, then you can download the dmg directly without needing Flash).

Have tried using this with iPhoto '09 running on Leopard 10.5.8. Everything is fine up to the point where you click the Export button to start the export, then the following message pops up... The application iPhoto quit unexpectedly. The problem may have been caused by the iPhotoBurnToDisc plug-in.

Have tried uninstalling/reinstalling as well as rebooting but no joy. Shame as it looks like a useful app.