Robert Lorenz
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Path Finder
Rdrl85 rated on 01 Dec 2010
[Version 5.7.0]
+5
Path Finder
Rdrl85 reviewed on 24 Sep 2010
Path Finder is rated five out of five. As far as I can say, it has all features included that Mac's Finder already has and so much more: Did you know, that…
- it has a built-in terminal with all functional addressing
- it has a built-in HTML and text editor program
- it give you a better overview of data due to better customization of size and font
- it has a built-in preview without having to tab to view it
- it gives you a quick overview whether your disk is empty or is about to be full
It is worth it, give it try and you will be satisfied. Highly recommended!
In case I have forgotten to mention valuable features, feel free to add them by replying.
Divvy
Rdrl85 reviewed on 04 Sep 2010
Some people suggested global shortcuts. The new version of Divvy includes global shortcuts, although I like to activate Divvy in the first place and then use my customized shortcuts instead of using global shortcuts at once, I believe this option is still very useful and handy!
I have not noticed any problems with arranging or resizing any application, including iTunes. I even tried to change the image of a VirtualPrivateNetwork connection (some kind of a remote connection to a given server, similar to Cloud Computing or Parallel's Desktop but not on your own machine) which at least changed to position on my screen but not the size as I intended to. I assume that is not Divvy's problem more a security standard implemented within the VPN.
A must have for MAC OS X. I use it daily. However, I have not tried out this application with a second screen! My iMac (27") is big enough for daily work but not for programming which I do daily, too. When I get another 27" screen I will review my review again.
+8
This is MUST-HAVE app.