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Applejack is the only thing I've been missing since pre-Leopard. Thanks a lot. |
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Got a quick reply and an even quicker fix (by email) from the developer(s?). Six stars for that kind of support! |
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Would be nice to not have to enter the code every time I start the program.. |
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A rather simple game but very, very well made. Gameplay and graphic has always been outstanding and Chopper was the only app I truly missed after switching to Intel. In v1.1 though, graphics is almost too good and too detailed. I find it difficult to see enemies and civilians - actually the missions in where visibility is best are the night missions. Also, the four new levels does not really pop up among my favourite ones. I'd wish for a little differences in the design of the enemies - the more detailed they get, the more they look like clones of each other instead of individuals. Still, Chopper is a fabulous game. If Chopper had been shareware before, I'd have paid already a long time ago. |
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Quits unexpectedly (10.5.1). But I'll keep an eye of desire on this one. |
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Whoa, Leopard just got the awaited step closer to perfection.. |
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Funny little thing, not that I'll have much use of it, but anyway. Would like the annoying sound to be multichannel, asynchronous, or whatever - ie to sound for every keystroke (stroking as well), or at least, have the characters to be messed up, like on a real thing, if I type to fast.. |
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..and by changing to 5523.10, it works in Leopard as well (make sure SIMBL is 0.8.2). Yay! |
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I've got no need at all for such an app, but kudos for the reference to a true milestone in the movie history.. |
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What use do one have of Stuffit nowadays? What use do one want to have of a program without knowing what's been updated? Thanks for the days, Stuffit, but the time has come to retire. |
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Mike, I couldn't agree more. I've been using RealBasic since the CrossBasic-time. Seems like we, sooner or later, will have to dig through all that code again, since one of the new features of 2007r4 is that 'REALbasic built applications now launch on Leopard'.. RealBasic is easy to learn, a bit tricky to use and for many reasons hard to get further and beyond. |
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In one single word beautiful - living outside the US, my world is still very iPhoneless but nevertheless the colorization makes a happier menubar to look at - though I like the older airport and battery replacements better and therefore don't bother to download this update. Dunno if it has changed in v1.1, but the earlier release contained english-only menu extras (the graphic files could of course still be installed into the existing packages, but I suggest it should be mentioned in the read me - sorry if it is already). |
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..and now, after a quick test, kudos to the dev! I've seriously missed this feature since AcidSearch stopped working with Safari 3ß. Now it's back in the address field instead of the search field, but I'll probably get used to it. And probably get used to the slicker integration into Safari. mu for macupdate, thanks a lot! |
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An example preview in the settings - so that one could see what happens immediately - would be a step closer, if not further, perfection.. |
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Suppose one's got a working older copy of an app with htis name. Suppose one doesn't check MacUpdate (or similar) that often. More precisely, would one miss in terms of syncing if that one would suddenly check MacUpdate and download the new release? |
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Works as described, for free. Well done! It's the only app I use in Rosetta though, an Intel-release would be appreciated. Also I can't get it to put the converted files in the designated folder - they appears in the origin folder no matter what I do, but it's not really a problem - and it would cut one step in the process if it would encode FLACs to MP3/MP4 instead of just AIFFs (I know, I'm more of a diskophile than a discophile). |
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Fyi, edit the info.plist file and change MaxBundleVersion to 522.11 (Sfarai 3.0b). Works fine. |
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I did install the new Safari beta, well aware that Safari DockStatus would probably stop working, and so it did. And I really miss it. Please, please, please make this little goodie alive again! |
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Does exactly what it says which is just what I need, no more, no less, for free and with a nothing but beautiful interface. This is love at first sight and worth six stars. Superb! |
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This functionality should be built in. I suppose SafariTabs does the job well in the meantime, though I don't like to have too many plugs installed and have instead put a never-used button right below to close button, to minimize the number of times that I accidently closes the window when all I wanted was to go back. |
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This release expired yesterday, February 1st.. Btw, some real improvements to the interface would be kind of a good idea.. |
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Who does seriously take a product from non-existing to v3 in less than a week? |
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I've not yet downloaded this piece, but the initiative is good enough. This should have been made automatically from the very beginning of OSX, or implemented as a built-in tool afterwards, or at least be available for free. It should not require a master unix degree or a oddly marketed shareware tool updated far more often than one would ever need to trash an app. So, no matter if this does what it says or not, the courage to develop such a thing for free should be rewarded! |
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I don't really get why to put this in a package of its own when Onyx already does it nice and clean and for free as well. But I suppose there is a good reason. |
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Neat! Makes my iTunes-only Cube look much prettier! Thanks a lot! |
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Ouch. Yet another way to spend to much time with my Macbook. Had no time for breakfast yesterday. Well done! Two minor things. It keeps complaining that I've got an unfinished game, which I don't have. And second, it would be a little closer to perfection if one would (have the option to) get a better visual indication of what card that is drawn from the pile. |
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Dunno why my previous post seems to be deleted. Well. Still a kewl little widget though. And still I would've picked another color for the month bar if possible. |
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(No intention to pop ads here, and I'm not related to the linked site in any way, but while the authors site is down, http://mac.majorgeeks.com/download5876.html lists a few mirrors). |
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Heh.. like the name.. what about non-888 numbers? :-) |
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Doesn't work in 10.4.7. Too bad, seems like a nice little improvement. |
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This my BT-app of choice. Not cluttered with useless info but fast, clean and nice designed. Last but not least, it has no problems with certain torrent files as other clients have. |
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Super! Nice and simple. I'd really like a feature to pick a path when uploading though, I've got some complex sites to manage that adding an account for every folder is just not possible. |
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There's an excuse posted at the website. Cute widget. Would be nice if the dates were relative, such as today, tomorrow, thursday, etc. I've not much of a clue of what day it is this time of year. |
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Wonderfull app, as soon it gets finished. Lots of potential, nicely done, but still buggy. |
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I really don't find it useful to download a new AppZapper twice the times I even think about uninstalling something. |
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Clean and simple. And free. I like. A few suggestions though, * It gives an (ugly) error if TextEdit is not open. * Would be nice if NanoCount could give the number of words/chars (or both!) in it's icon in dock as well. * Would also be nice if the progress bar could indicate how far one has gone past its maximum. * Since I'm mostly interested in the number of chars and not the words, it would be a little more clean if Nano Count would remember my settings. * After (accidently) trying to resize the settings dialog it minimizes to just show chars/words, without giving the option to get its full size again. * Talking about resizing.. well. * This may be beyond the simplicity of this app, but as I personally use to keep copies of paragraphs within the document while working on the text, I'd love to have Nano Count to just show the number of words/chars until a given delimiter (like three bullets, or whatever) - that would be the real length of my text not counting all working parts. Could be fairly simple to implement. * The settings dialog could actually be made to appear even more smoothly.. This is an app I could have written myself. So far I haven't, and I though find it useful, so thanks to the author for putting it together. |
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What is really so fantastic about GC? I've never got the hype.. sure it's fascinating that it is still updated for Classic, but that doesn't mean the interface should stay Classic in all versions. Using GC is actually rather non-intiutive, I'd say. Good app, sure, but there is huge room for improvements. |
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Why does the app always take so long to startup? It's almost Photoshopish slow.. Otherwise, I go for the official client. Works fine. |
