I really don't understand the carping I read. This guy breathes life back into a great app that died, because the previous developer stopped doing anything, and instead of cheering him and being happy to have it again, you complain.

He didn't leave v4 and its users in the lurch, they did. He brought it back.

If your only previous experience with iClip was getting bilked at the end of v4, I can understand your irritation. But if your experience included really using it for a while, and, like most users, you were very happy, I can't understand that your sour taste isn't more than compensated by having it again.

He can't honor previous licenses because he hasn't got that data.

He can't sell/give/whatever to you directly, that's MacAppStore policy.

C'mon, we're talking about $9.99. Even if you thought it was risky - the app's no good, the guy's going to behave like his predecessor and let us down - given what people said about it until v4 folded, and what v5 users are saying now, is $9.99, about the price of 3 Big Macs or a movie ticket, really not worth the risk? You've gotta be kidding!

Adrian, sorry I didn't think of that. Of course there are people who don't/can't use Lion or the App Store, and you didn't make us aware of that. And, re your second point, I simply would have thought that Apple would've made it a requirement. Apparently, I was mistaken, and I apologize to those of you to whom such things were applicable.

For all the rest, you gotta be kidding.