IMHO, choosing the best virtualization solution depends on what you are virtualizing.
VMWARE Fusion is the BEST and FATEST choice when virtualizing Mac OS X. (It supports not only Lion but also Leopard or Snow Leopard as the Guest OS.)
Virtualbox is the BEST choice when virtualizing Linux. (And if you cannot afford to spend $$, it is also the best choice when virtualizing Windows or Mac OS X).
Parallels is the best and fastest solution when virtualizing Windows. Parallels is also the best choice for Windows Games. But if speed is not an issue, VMWARE Fusion or Parallels are great choices (ie. for business apps).
This app is completely unnecessary. Mac OS X does a great job at automatically freeing memory when you need it.
If you really think it makes a difference manually freeing some memory, you do NOT need to buy a program like iCleanMemory. Just install the developer tools and type "purge" in the Terminal application.
Version 2.2 does NOT work very well on my new Macbook Pro running Snow Leopard. It fails to properly display the names of the embedded files in the "Embedded Files" tab. But the "Attributes Tab" does display the proper file names of the embedded files in the winmail.dat file.
Switched to Version 2.0 which runs just fine in Snow Leopard (using Rosetta). Now the proper files names are being displayed in the "Embedded Files" tab.
Installed TNEF v2.2 on a second Mac running Snow Leopard. Same problem
I would suggest that people avoid using version 2.2 and go back to version 2.0 until this bug is fixed. Version 2.0 runs just fine on Snow Leopard using Rosetta.
P.S. There is a similar program on the Mac App Store called Letter Opener Lite. I prefer it over TNEF but Letter Open Lite costs $7. If you want you can buy the full version of Letter Opener for $30 but I do not see the need (and I like to avoid using Apple Mail Plugins).
it looks like XStreamRipper no longer works in no longer works in 64-bit Snow Leopard.
Pity. But there is another FREE alternative. StreamRipStar. It is Java based so it is not as pretty but it does do a great job at ripping multiple streams.
It appears that this program NO LONGER WORKS with the latest version of iTunes 9.x.
RadioRecorder will rip the stream but it fails to add the song to iTunes. And when it fails at adding the song to iTunes, the song disappears from the Music folder.
It looks like it is no longer being developed. Pity.
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YemuZip
If you do not want adds, you will need to buy it for $4.99 on the App Store.
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StockSpy
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iFileX
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VMware Fusion
VMWARE Fusion is the BEST and FATEST choice when virtualizing Mac OS X. (It supports not only Lion but also Leopard or Snow Leopard as the Guest OS.)
Virtualbox is the BEST choice when virtualizing Linux. (And if you cannot afford to spend $$, it is also the best choice when virtualizing Windows or Mac OS X).
Parallels is the best and fastest solution when virtualizing Windows. Parallels is also the best choice for Windows Games. But if speed is not an issue, VMWARE Fusion or Parallels are great choices (ie. for business apps).
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I am glad I downloaded Version 4.1.0. I can always use that version to emulate Leopard and Snow Leopard.
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Fluid
See http://www.macosxautomation.com/lion/websitepopup/index.html
For Leopard and Snow Leopard, see
http://mac101.net/content/how-to/automator-creating-services-in-snow-leopard/
Fluid does offer some additional features but many people probably do not need them.
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iCleanMemory
Robk reviewed on 01 Aug 2011
If you really think it makes a difference manually freeing some memory, you do NOT need to buy a program like iCleanMemory. Just install the developer tools and type "purge" in the Terminal application.
Save you money. This app is unnecessary.
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Semonto
"Pricing starts at $7/mo" etc.
PowerRenamer
Streamtastic
For Screenshots, see
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/4679/screenshotsko9.png
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Smultron
http://sourceforge.net/projects/smultron/files/smultron/
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TNEFs Enough
Switched to Version 2.0 which runs just fine in Snow Leopard (using Rosetta). Now the proper files names are being displayed in the "Embedded Files" tab.
Installed TNEF v2.2 on a second Mac running Snow Leopard. Same problem
I would suggest that people avoid using version 2.2 and go back to version 2.0 until this bug is fixed. Version 2.0 runs just fine on Snow Leopard using Rosetta.
P.S. There is a similar program on the Mac App Store called Letter Opener Lite. I prefer it over TNEF but Letter Open Lite costs $7. If you want you can buy the full version of Letter Opener for $30 but I do not see the need (and I like to avoid using Apple Mail Plugins).
Apple Remote Desktop
In addition, the link to the Apple website brings up Remote Desktop v3.3.2 not v3.4.
Please fix.
XStreamRipper
Pity. But there is another FREE alternative. StreamRipStar. It is Java based so it is not as pretty but it does do a great job at ripping multiple streams.
iShout
iShout runs but NO stations appear in the interface and it does not appear that you can add any of your own.
RadioRecorder
RadioRecorder will rip the stream but it fails to add the song to iTunes. And when it fails at adding the song to iTunes, the song disappears from the Music folder.
It looks like it is no longer being developed. Pity.