I decided to invest a massive $0.99 in this because of its advertised ability to snap iPad as well as iPhone.

The option to exclude the iPad toolbar doesn't work although it does for the iPhone.

In comparison with the free iOS-Simulator Cropper, its a little easier to use but doesn't have the image output options.

If iOS Simulator had the ability to shoot the iPad I wouldn't have bothered with this app although it has a nice interface and works well enough.

MailShoot is a really good all-in-one solution for those who like to take control of their own website marketing and promotion campaigns.

Up until now I've been coding my own forms, adapting a formmail.php and using SerialMailer to manage the databases and compose and send out the emails.

Creating a form with MailShoot only takes a few minutes and requires no knowledge of code or scripts. This feature alone more than justifies the extra cost over an app like SerialMailer. If you have more than a couple of hundred subscribers, its very cost effective compared with using a marketing service.

Importing an existing database is quick and intuitive and the interface is easy to understand and use.

MailShoot should be of interest to those who use iWeb and/or publish to MobileMe since the Apple server is not capable of running the necessary scripts but does have the advantage of one click publishing.

With the addition of a Quick Start Manual and some HTML Flyer templates, this could be a five star application.

This application was always slow, clunky and unresponsive and its major problem is that it is limited to the font that you selected in preferences. This makes it useless for most applications.
SInce installing Snow Leopard, the application has not function and, the last time I tried to launch it, it sat bouncing in the Dock.
The developers answer to my request for help was that the application is fully compatible with Snow Leopard. Customer support doesn't seem to come high on their list of priorities!
I guess I have to go back to Typinator or try TextExpander.

From the response of users in the iWeb forum, it seems that the long awaited bug fix doesn't really fix anything very much at all.
iWeb still doesn't include the features that a lot of users have requested and the main one they added, the dysfunctional FTP, is a disaster for many.
iWeb is basically a good application - it just needs to be made to work out of the box and be developed in the same way as its main competition.
I find it astounding that reviewers for certain well known publications are reporting positively.
It makes you wonder if they have actually used the application.
Until the iWeb FTP actually works, optimization and SEO functionality are added and MobileMe is given a radical overhaul, the only option is to publish to a local folder if you want your site to be findable and viewable on a PC running IE.
My main problem with this latest version of the application is its tendency to screw up text and text hyperlinks in a random fashion. The only way to fix this is to delete the offending item, save, quit, reboot, add it back and republish!
Apple needs to apply some knowledgeable programmers to this application and to thoroughly test it prior to release before I would give it the rating that the "professional" reviewers have.

WavePad is a potentially useful application and has some good features.
However, the developers have seen fit to treat the Mac version as a poor relation to the Windows one.
The interface face needs upgrading.
Unlike the Windows version, it does not convert to other file formats after editing. This makes it totally useless for my purposes.
I have contacted the developers, twice, to point out these short comings and to mention the fact that I would pay for WavePad if they would make the necessary improvements.
Perhaps they don't need the money or are so busy that they don't have time to reply!