Just tried "MarsEdit" because it is a Unibin and let me tell you that it is nowhere close to ecto. It has no iPhoto integration, drag and drop of images did not work for me. After mere 5 minutes I went back to ecto.
Please, please, please....released the UniBin version of Ecto, I love the app but if before my trial period ends there is no Unibin, my money will go to Mars ;)
I have tried it and none of the things (counter, comments) show up. I have followed every instruction. The way it flattens the site is nice. If only I could get the other stuff to work...
Thanks for the instructions, I guess I had no idea about the 'HaloscanComments' part that needed to be added manually - it works now!!
How about an option that will automatically place the comments section above the apple that iWeb generates? It would sure beat manually adding this text every time.
Having previously bought "Move Items X", this application is the best contextual menu replacement ever. Some useful things:
-Ability to reduce the contextual menu font size
-Can be used to "open with" documents with apps for your choice
-Browsing through folders is a breeze, no more finder window clutter
I have used it 5 minutes and I find it indispensable already :)
Pretty sweet for a beta. Very stable, worked great. Felt some hiccups while zooming, but nothing serious. These guys are taking over the world and I am happy for them :) Extremely nice port fellows!!
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ecto
Please, please, please....released the UniBin version of Ecto, I love the app but if before my trial period ends there is no Unibin, my money will go to Mars ;)
iWebExtender
sabor reviewed on 07 Apr 2006
How about an option that will automatically place the comments section above the apple that iWeb generates? It would sure beat manually adding this text every time.
Audacity
FolderGlance
sabor reviewed on 18 Mar 2006
-Ability to reduce the contextual menu font size
-Can be used to "open with" documents with apps for your choice
-Browsing through folders is a breeze, no more finder window clutter
I have used it 5 minutes and I find it indispensable already :)
Google Earth
sabor reviewed on 10 Dec 2005