Eat electronic death, .DS_Store files!!! It did what it says it does, efficiently and rapidly on my iMac. I checked my system with Xfile afterward... not a trace of them anywhere. Thanks for the great freebie!

First, the price of the Suite is now $79.00, not the $69.00 listed above. That said, I must add that I would have liked to given this App a five-star rating--- It works (for the most part) like a charm. It is very easy to use. A user will never lack for information about the product; manuals/guides are everywhere. Support is rapid, first rate and personable. The only drawback for me is the fact that the 'Whois' search map of the "Who's There? Firewall Advisor" half of the Suite has never worked. It always displays a "cannot connect to server" notice. When I contacted the developer about this, I was told that they hoped to have this feature fixed in a future version.Great. How about my version, now? When I lay out seventy-nine dollars of my hard-earned money, I like what I purchased to work all the way, or at least be warned in advance that some features may not be available to me. Especially at the price charged.

This App downloads perfectly well, but will not open in 10.4.11 on my Intel iMac; no matter how I try to launch it (Finder, App launcher, dragging to dock and using 'Open' in the pop-up menu).

Have you ever heard the old saw, "Never look a gift horse in the mouth"? Caffein is FREE. When one pays for an App one gets the right to complain about it.

I was attracted to this widget by the nifty 'cathedral radio' icon. It reminded me of the one on which I listened to these shows as a child. After opening VRS I discovered that it contains twelve sample shows (well chosen; excellent audio) along with a link to subscribe, at $7.95 per month, to unlimited library access. I feel that the developer needs to call this a Demo rather than Freeware. Calling it the latter, then offering to sell me 99% of it, smacks of 'Bait-and-Switch'. At approximately a hundred dollars a year, as much as I like old time radio, I will stick with the truly free stuff on iTunes Radio.