I have been happily using FancyBox for my portfolio website :( I had no idea anyone had negative feelings about it. It's the easiest and most versatile lightbox I've found. Can anyone recommend another if people are going to start blocking it?

TABS!!!!!!! I've been screaming from the rooftops that one of the bajillion mini word-processors out there needed tabs to finally simplify the workspace without simplifying the amount of work you can do at once. I liked Bean's speed and simplicity, but it didn't really stand out from anything else... until now. Why now? TABS!!!!! Now if we can just talk about that low res icon... :)

I've followed the directions exactly and this absolutely does not work. My smart folders do not show up any messages with the tags I make. It doesn't make any sense why it doesn't work – and I am a power user, I'm not simply doing it wrong.

Over 40 reviews that are all five stars, a fanatical user base, and rave reviews in nearly every Mac magazine & online site in existence... yet the huge and dramatic 2.0 release of Scrivener (arguably the best Mac software I've ever used) isn't even a bolded, featured app on MacUpdate. Hmmm... what in the world is the criteria then?

ok. i'm falling in love with this application. i've been dying for a quick and dirty word processor that would keep multiple documents in one window via tabs or a list. word? forget about it. mellel, schreiben, bean, neo office, open office, abi word, copywrite, mariner write... you name it. nope, no tabs, no doc list. there is only one that wisely kept all windows contained instead of creating an insane mess: lotus symphony. unfortunately symphony is a terrible java port with questionable compatibility. there is also scrivener, but all of the open documents have to be related and stored therein. so along comes this snappy little gem and i tested it by keeping idea lists for different projects and i found it to be was easy and customizable. it's not perfect, but it has great potential and i have only one real gripe... the price. this is only a basic word processor, the only real stand-out feature is the organizing and multiple document abilities. and yet it's over twenty bucks?! i'm tempted, but i just can't pull the trigger. it's nice, but i already own a handful of the competitor's apps. unless it becomes a macupdate deal, a maczot, or a macheist deal, i can't see myself splurging like that for a two trick pony.

Just installed iLife '11. I'd love to tell you what I think, except it doesn't work. iPhoto needs to upgrade the database - gets halfway through - crash. 6 times. After restarts, permissions rebuilds, everything else I could think of... no go.