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Donebylee

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Video Monkey 0.12
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SneakPeek Pro 1.6
(Demo)

Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.197
(Free)

Dropbox 1.2.51
(Free)

OnyX 2.4.4
(Free)

Silverlight 5.0.61118.0
(Free)

MacUpdate Desktop 5.0.12
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GrowlMail 1.3.3
(Free)

Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.197
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Wacom Tablet Driver 6.2.0w4
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Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.197
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Comic Life 2.1.1
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1Password

Donebylee reviewed on 10 Aug 2010

I have both the mac & iphone versions of 1P and I don't begrudge Agile one penny of the money I have spent with them (I also own a copy of Knox).

There is no better password/identity program out there.

Don't leave home without it.

[Version 3.3.0]

DockStar

Donebylee commented on 16 Jun 2010

I have emailed the developers and I hope we see an update soon. In the past Dockstar has been quickly updated, which is why I purchased it.

It has become an indispensable tool in my workflow.

[Version 2.1.5]

1 Reply

+38

Donebylee replied on 16 Jun 2010

And just like that they have updated it to work with 10.6.4.

Great app and great service!

Twitter

Donebylee commented on 21 May 2010

I hope I am wrong about this but I think Tweetie for Mac is dead.

I bought this app last year and was hoping to see the promised update to feature parity with Tweetie for iPhone (now the official Twitter client). But I don't think it is going to happen unless their next project is an official PC/Mac client.

And I would be surprised if they did that as the future of services like Twitter is obviously tied to mobility and instant communications.

[Version 1.2.6]

YummySoup!

Donebylee commented on 01 Apr 2010

I love YummySoup and have been using it for years, but now I want more…I want to send my shopping lists to a YummySoup app on my iPhone and have the ability to check off the items as I purchase them.

And yes I will pay for the app through the app store.

Please, please, please….

[Version 1.9.2]

Chronicle

Donebylee reviewed on 11 Mar 2010

Some companies truly deserve the user community's support and I must say that LittleFin is one of the best I have encountered. They provide quick responses to user requests and they have a real commitment to making the application as good as it can be.

Plus free updates for life.

It is hard to imagine a better deal.

[Version 3.211]

WindowShade X

Donebylee commented on 14 Jan 2010

Continuing at a glacial pace: UnSanity now says that there is a beta for SL compatibility, but surprise, surprise you can't have it. Nope, not publicly available. But it exists. Trust them.

http://unsanity.com/products/compatibility/

Oh, I can't wait.

No really.

[Version 4.3]

DateLine

Donebylee commented on 02 Nov 2009

despite what it says here and on developer's website there doesn't appear to be a 8.1 version, only 8.0

[Version 0.810]

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+38

Donebylee replied on 05 Nov 2009

Since posting the above comment I have had an email exchange with the developer and I was impressed with his responsiveness and professionalism.

As his reply above states, the versioning problem was fixed and I am a happy Dateline user.

One minor issue which the developer is working to fix--but which should be pointed out here--if you select the Desktop option in the Window Level menu (Preferences/Appearance) you will not be able to access Dateline except immediately after launch.

To fix this choose the Desktop Icons option.

WindowShade X

Donebylee commented on 09 Oct 2009

For the fun of it I just checked Unsanity's website and what to my wondering eyes appeared?

"Unsanity is still hard at work on Snow Leopard compatibility for the rest of our stuff and will be announcing availability as things become ready. Look for posts from Slava and Rosyna about WindowShade…"

Wow.

[Version 4.3]

Mail Badger

donebylee commented on 05 Sep 2009

There's an old saying: "You'll never miss your Mother until she's gone." Kind of how I am feeling on Snow Leopard without Mail Badger.

The good news is the developer is working on a SL release. Hopefully, we'll get it soon and can go back to not realizing just how much this makes our lives easier.

[Version 0.4]

1 Reply

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+38

Donebylee replied on 28 Sep 2009

Well, I've moved onto DockStar. It works and it is ready now.

After weeks of waiting for a comment or a response, I gave up and moved on.

I love free apps and have donated to the few I use, but this really does underscore the difference between paid and free apps: responsiveness.

Leap

donebylee reviewed on 21 May 2009

I love Leap 2.beta and plan to purchase when 2 becomes official.

Only gripe is that I now wish I could REPLACE Finder with Leap. It would be great to have the Leap interface when I open folders and drives instead of Finder.

Oh well, I guess I will just have to retrain myself to always start in Leap. Unless someone knows of a way...???

[Version 2.0b10]

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+38

donebylee replied on 02 Jul 2009

[quote]SWO Good question. The only way around it that I have found is to dedicate a space for Leap, and to make that my starting point. You could have it so that it appears in every space, but then I think that you would find it more obstructive than helpful. [/quote]

Yeah, I have just started retraining myself. I much prefer the Leap interface to Finder's. I use tagging extensively and that makes Leap a much more useful file finder than Finder.

+38

donebylee replied on 02 Jul 2009

"The thing of it is though, that I find myself using Spotlight because it's wherever I am; Leap by contrast isn't. If there could be a way to design it's interface that makes it vanish unless called upon (in the same fashion as Spotlight), and doesn't make me pick up the mouse, then I would use it much more.

As it is, I haven't upgraded to 2.0 because my workaround locks me uncomfortably in one Space. "

I use Cmd-Tab to switch between apps and then Cmd-H to hide them when I'm done. I have Leap open when my system starts so it is always open for me.

+38

donebylee replied on 03 Jul 2009

"Thanks for the tip! "

Glad to help.

And for what its worth, I purchased Leap when it came out of beta. Worth every cent.

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