Parallels Desktop | Nov 9 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE With WIndows Application sharing disabled, the program seems to remove any documents/aliases/folders from the right side of your Dock, claiming it's removing the Windows Application folder on launch (sometimes second launch). Has anyone found a fix for this?
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Digital Sentry | Oct 21 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE No, the Mac OS does not permit this. Plus, this sounds like a rather large security violation if it could.
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MacPilot | Oct 9 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE We believe the software to be fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.6. Please reply with the features you have found that do not work. We may have missed a couple. There are over 900 features in MacPilot. Thank you for your assistance.
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MacPilot | Jul 26 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE The software, according to our testing, is already Mac OS X 10.6 ready. If you are encountering any problems, please report them via the support form on our web site. Also, if you have suggestions on how to improve the GUI, by all means, do let us know. With over 900 features (100s more than the nearest competitor), you will find yourself hard pressed to find a better way to present the features. As for the comment about being a Windows-rooted developer, Koingo Software was Mac-first in 1994, and it has been our primary operating system right through today. Our entire staff are running MacBooks and MacBook Pros, and use Windows under emulation only to test the PC computerparts a select few of our titles have.
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Swift Share | Jul 13 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Sorry, folks, this software was designed specifically for Mac OS X 10.4, and we will not be releasing a version that runs on Mac OS X 10.5 or later. If you are looking to customize the file servers in Mac OS X, please consider MacPilot.
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Alarm Clock Pro | Jul 11 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE As per the release notes, we've updated numerous clock plugins on our web site. Most of the old versions were corrupt from 8.x and we had to update them. They used to contain invalid XML, and now we use a strict parser. Updated clocks can be obtained from our web site.
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Alarm Clock Pro | Jul 10 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Our apologies for the frequency of updates. We did put the program through rather extensive beta testing; however, some critical bugs slipped through 9.1.4 should be the last update for a while. Thank you for your understanding.
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Alarm Clock Pro | Jul 9 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE There are over 32 new features, and 7 major bug fixes between version 8.x and 9.x -- not just a small update :)
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Amnesia | Jun 5 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Untouchables will warn you when you try and remove them; however, there is no feature that hides untouchables after scanning. This is a good idea, and it appears there is already a registered feature request for this with a priority flag on it. It will be added in a future version.
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Alarm Clock Pro | May 21 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE For those who missed it in the release notes during Software Update, or those who have not yet upgraded, Alarm Clock Pro 9 is a paid upgrade. This is the first paid upgrade to Alarm Clock Pro in 10 years, and we thank everyone for their support! Version 9.0 from the last 8.x release is primarily a bug fix release; however, we have big plans for it in the coming months, so please stay tuned. In fairness, we'll also be releasing a new 8.x point release containing these same bug fixes so that customers remaining on 8.x will have a final stable version of the product. Buyers of Alarm Clock Pro 8 on or after January 1, 2009, can obtain a free license at the link below. Also, all other users can use the same form to proceed to a paid upgrade page. http://www.koingosw.com/store-upgrade.php Upgrades are free for any buyers of the Utility Package, and the license should automatically be in your account. For users wishing to remain on version 8 and inadvertently upgraded, please contact us, and we'll offer you an 8.x download link.
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Alarm Clock Pro | May 20 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE This is the first paid upgrade in 10 years, and we thank everyone for their support. We have big plans for Alarm Clock Pro in the comings months, so please stay tuned! Additionally, Utility Package owners get this upgrade for free -- just ask one of our staff to add it to your account :)
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MacPilot | May 13 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE After further testing, the Erased Unused Preferneces feature seems to work fine under Leopard. Can you please elaborate on the problem you are experiencing?
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MacPilot | May 13 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Features which do not work in other versions of Mac OS X are automatically hidden. We were unaware the Unused Preferences feature was broken. We will investigate this immediately. As for documentation, each preference in the General tab (over 850 features there) has a help tag associated with it (appears in the yellow bar). For which features are you looking for additional documentation?
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AirRadar | Apr 29 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Developers have no control over which reviews stay or get deleted. This is entirely up to the MacUpdate board moderators, and we have *never* intervened. We are sorry to see so many people do not believe $9.95 is a fair price for AirRadar, but remind users the product *ITSELF* received numerous 5-star reviews for quality, feature set, and usability before we began charging.
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AirRadar | May 27 2009 |
PHILIPT18 I think what people are upset about is not that you switched to shareware, but how you did it. It would have made more sense to rename AirRadar to AirRadar 2 or something and allow the previous version to exist independently as a free product, unsupported. It also would have made sense to add one major feature to the new version, as an incentive to pay for it over the previous free version.
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MacPilot | Apr 21 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Turn off "Hide features for software which is not installed" in the preferences window, then click the General tab in the main window, and select the first item in the list on the left, and select all. There's 847 features listed in the first tab alone :)
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AirRadar | Apr 20 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE As AirRadar had already been released before the MacHeist promotion, it is automatically included for free in the Utility Package for those users. The game goes for all other owners of our Utility Package after the introduction date of AirRadar in June 2008. Only new applications are not automatically included in old purchases of the Utility Package, so not to worry!
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AirRadar | Apr 20 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Unfortunately, due to the tough economic times, we need to start charging that very small fee for AirRadar to pay for the resources to continue developing it. This will be our first application to become free again, when the economy has returned to normal. We thank every for their support during this rough patch.
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AirRadar | Apr 20 2009 |
DANCO So what is the situation for those of us who have the Utility package (particularly from the recent MacHeist).Will we need to pay for the upgrade?
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AirRadar | Apr 20 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE As AirRadar had already been released before the MacHeist promotion, it is automatically included for free in the Utility Package for those users. The game goes for all other owners of our Utility Package after the introduction date of AirRadar in June 2008. Only new applications are not automatically included in old purchases of the Utility Package, so not to worry!
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AirRadar | Apr 22 2009 |
FELIX01 "Tough economic times" is a two-way street...affects users as well. Considering the few times per year I use AirRadar, it'd be worth two or three bucks to me but not $10. I'll continue using version 1.1.5 as long as it functions properly and meets my needs. After that, back to one of the free alternatives.
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AirRadar | May 17 2009 |
SNOWWHITESICKETTE Felix01 is right about bad economic times being a two-way street. I would think that a recession is a time to lower prices, not raise them. So many people have seen investments disappear, salaries shrink, lost their homes or even lost their jobs altogether. I doubt those people will be buying a lot of unnecessary software. Yes, I get that developers hurt too. But opting to charge for a program that was free at the worst possible time may backfire, and cause the customers to disappear in droves. The time to raise prices are when the economy is stable and people can afford to pay. Considering this app was free, it wasn't generating a dime of revenue in the first place. I suspect that the developer has considered how appealing an application of this nature would be to people who've been hit hard by the bad economy. I hope not, but it makes sense. Vultures are the vilest creatures in the air, and MY radar tells me there's one hovering above us now. All I have to do is click on the AirPort icon in my menu bar, and instantly about seven wireless networks are available as options. (That's why my network is hidden, closed to all but computers I specify manually, and password protected.) I am sure that AirRadar does more than AirPort, but AirPort doesn't cost anything extra and if all you want is to join an open network, it'll do that.
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Amnesia | Apr 9 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Thank you. In version 1.0.3 we added the ability to drag and drop applications onto Amnesia's application icon. In addition, in version 1.0.4 we will add the ability to scan custom locations for files and hide Apple software from the scan results list. Thanks for the suggestions!
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Amnesia | Apr 7 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE We've improved the logic in Amnesia 1.0.3 to handle the applications as requested, in addition, the change we made will improve the overall ability to find related files and folders for other applications as well.
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Amnesia | Apr 4 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE DOOBIEXX, what files are you finding Amnesia is *not* picking up on that its competitors are?
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Amnesia | Apr 3 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Please continue reporting applications which are not listing all the files, and we'll add them into future versions. However, if possible, please submit a ticket to our support form on our web site (koingosw.com/support) with the paths to all the files. This will benefit users in the future wishing to remove those programs.
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Amnesia | Apr 3 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE In addition, could you please let us know the set of applications that were not reporting their files in Amnesia? Thanks.
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Amnesia | Apr 3 2009 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE We're happy to add special conditions for applications like this one, and will have it in for the next version. It would be possible to create a comprehensive solution for every single application in the world, and will add special cases on an as-requested basis. As it stands, every remover app out there uses a set of logic to determine the most probable locations for installed files and goes from there.
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MacPilot | Dec 30 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE If you to not delete your preferences file which contains your registration, you should not have to reactivate the product.
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Alarm Clock Pro | Dec 1 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE This is incorrect. Previously, the Utility Package did offer new products for free; however, this policy changed on November 26th. We are honoring new licenses to new applications for previous customers. If you are referring to us recently selling Slideshow Magic and a few other products, it is up to the buying company if they wish to honor the free lifetime upgrades option. You, may, however continue using your existing Koingo Software edition of the product for life without any paid upgrades.
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Alarm Clock Pro | May 29 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE To drumshanbo, G-mail compatiblity has been added in recent updates of Alarm Clock Pro, I thought I would give you some help. POP must be enabled in your g-mail account under settings/Forwarding and POP This is a good link as well: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=13287 Koingo Software.
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MacPilot | May 7 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Please note the name change from "Mac Pilot" to "MacPilot" Dragging the new version into your applications folder, as the name differs, will not replace it. You must manually delete the old version.
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MacPilot | May 6 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Please read the help tag that goes along with that feature. It only works in Safari 3.0, not 3.1 or anything below 3.0. Apple has removed it.
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MacPilot | Apr 28 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE From our press release: The upgrade to Mac Pilot 3 is free for users who had purchased Mac Pilot 1.x/2.x after October 31, 2007. Additionally, owners of Koingo Software's Software CD or Utility Package get this update for free as well. If these conditions don't apply, a small C$9.95 upgrade fee is required. New users can buy the product for C$19.95 after trying the product free for fifteen days. The upgrade form is available on the business's web site.
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MacPilot | Apr 26 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Mac Pilot is developed by a full-time shareware business and will be updated and supported for many years to come. Revenue (licenses), help promote continued development and ensure a future for a product. Often, freeware applications come and go within a year. Even as I write this, the Secrets web server is not responding. Beyond the stability of having a title coming from an established business, Mac Pilot offers numerous additional system level tools and functions Secrets does not... but also access to a plethora of additional hidden features as well.
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MacPilot | Apr 26 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Onyx has 200+ less features than Mac Pilot, I'd call that pretty good justification :)
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MacPilot | Apr 26 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Mac Pilot 3 is free for all users purchasing since October 31, 2007, as well as for all buyers of our Utility Package or Software CD. Mac Pilot 2.x will still be supported and updated for an entire year from this date. New releases of 2.x will appear as 2.5.8r2, 2.5.8r2, and so on. To purchase an upgraded code, or to see if you are eligible for a free update please visit the following URL: http://www.koingosw.com/store-upgrade.php
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MacPilot | Jan 30 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Mac Pilot users, We understand that occasionally, some users experience problems with our online activation system. As of Mac Pilot 2.5, all users, unfortunately, have to re-enter their license details. There is no charge for a code update, and 95% of all codes (including 100% of all VersionTracker codes) should still be valid. If you find your license is not valid any longer, simply login to your account at koingosw.com to obtain the most current one. Additionally, the latest version of Mac Pilot allows you to register using your Buyer E-Mail and License Code OR Koingo Account login credentials WITHOUT a license code. Furthermore, if your work firewall or router is blocking our activation servers, you can now visit the Manual Activation page on our web site to bypass online activation. Of course, you can still also call one of our live representatives to do this over the phone as well. To activate manually via our web page, please visit this link: http://www.koingosw.com/account/activation-manual.php For any additional comments or questions relating to this latest update, please contact our support team using the regular methods. It is not always possible for us to frequent these boards and answer support questions. Thank you for your understanding.
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MacPilot | Jan 30 2008 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE We made some changes to the registration engine. Updates are free of charge, but 2% of our customers who are affected by the change need to login to our web site koingosw.com/account/ to locate a new code.
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MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE While there have been a couple Leopard bugs which have needed to be fixed, the bulk of the updates are to add new Leopardy features! We'd rather get these out the door right away, than have users wait for months between releases. We fix bugs in the application as quickly as possible, and considering the nature of the application, we believe it is better to have those fixes in the hands of users as soon as possible instead of having potential hazards existing out in the open for prolonged periods of time. Before each release, we do our best to check compatibility with both Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5, and are not aware of any current incompatibilities. Mac Pilot is safe to use on both Leopard and Tiger. The only note for concern is users who are manually editing their Advanced Network Settings. Quite simply put, if you don't know what you're doing, use one of the network optimization presets, or don't edit them at all! Please heed the warning on that panel. Changing socket sizes, and timeouts too low can cause your applications to stop responding and even prevent a boot. Please do some research before plunking in new numbers for fun! Keep in mind that even as user friendly that we've made Mac Pilot, there are some features like Advanced Network Settings, which should only be tinkered with by users with an expert understanding of the values they're changing.
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MacPilot | Nov 5 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE This simply isn't true. I've modified the settings numerous times on my Leopard installation without a problem.
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MacPilot | Nov 5 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Tiger support has not been dropped, but we ARE adding new Leopard-only features. The most current versions of Mac Pilot will work on Tiger until Oct 26, 2009.
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MacPilot | Nov 5 2007 |
SPLUNK23 Do NOT use version 2.4 on Tiger unless you want to do a Clean Install! After trying to change the Network settings, my System was hosed. It worked great with 2.3.x
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MacPilot | Nov 5 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE This simply isn't true. I've modified the settings numerous times on my Leopard installation without a problem.
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MacPilot | Nov 8 2007 |
CHIN Excuse me, but he said, that it hosed his settings on *Tiger*, not on Leopard. As a Tiger user (for some further months) is there a problem?
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MacPilot | Nov 9 2007 |
EMIL NITRATE What does it mean it will work on Tiger until October 2009? Does it just stop functioning, or is that when the developer will stop supporting it for Tiger? Just wondering.
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MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
MACNEWS [Please allow me to preface my comments with the fact that I have thoroughly enjoyed the use of this, and other, Koingo products; this being the first real issue I've had with any of them.] That said, however, Splunk23's 'system hosing' -- though I'm not sure the cause was the same -- happened to me in LEOPARD -- glutton for punishment that I am -- three straight times (Mac Pilot 2.4). I've not tried subsequent version revisions, being a bit gunshy at the moment; but the issue seems to have been related to the enabling of NewReno. This has not been an issue in the past. The problem did not begin until I restarted my machine. It became stuck in an endless boot-loop, which no amount of single-user damage control was able to correct. While I'm sure not everyone will be able to replicate this problem, it *is* there. For those of you who *do* encounter this problem, I *highly* recommend *against* using the Migration Assistant during the clean install. I hope this will help in some way, in the event it turns out to be more than a user-specific isolated incident.
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MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
I am a customer of you as long as I possess a Mac. I had never anything to regret or to complain. But today I have to find, that there suddenly seem some comments that critizise Mac Pilot seem simply to vanish. The author had claimed some conspiracy that I did not really believe. But his last comment were not unreasonable and he had backed up his claims with some error messages. May I ask, why this posting suddenly vanished too instead of posting an answer? I can understand, that this customer perhaps was too angry and had some issue with you (or you with him), but simply deleting posts instead of answering is not a very friendly or professional behavior. And I asked -- for instance -- that the author claimed network problems under Tiger whereas you answered, that you had not any problem under Leopard. I mentioned that you answer was not paying attention to the poster as the platform was not right. Furthermore I asked if there is really any issue with Mac Pilot under Tiger? No answer from you so far. | |
MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
MACUPDATE ADMIN What happened with the deleted posts? A person came here and posted obcenities, calling the developer foul names. So the posts were deleted. Then the person claims there is some conspiracy. That post was deleted. The fact is that this person's posts were deleted due to use of obscenities. End of story.
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MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
MACUPDATE ADMIN One more thing... if this person who used filthy language and false accusations of some conspiracy persists in posting, the posts will be deleted forthwith.
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MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE While there have been a couple Leopard bugs which have needed to be fixed, the bulk of the updates are to add new Leopardy features! We'd rather get these out the door right away, than have users wait for months between releases. We fix bugs in the application as quickly as possible, and considering the nature of the application, we believe it is better to have those fixes in the hands of users as soon as possible instead of having potential hazards existing out in the open for prolonged periods of time. Before each release, we do our best to check compatibility with both Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5, and are not aware of any current incompatibilities. Mac Pilot is safe to use on both Leopard and Tiger. The only note for concern is users who are manually editing their Advanced Network Settings. Quite simply put, if you don't know what you're doing, use one of the network optimization presets, or don't edit them at all! Please heed the warning on that panel. Changing socket sizes, and timeouts too low can cause your applications to stop responding and even prevent a boot. Please do some research before plunking in new numbers for fun! Keep in mind that even as user friendly that we've made Mac Pilot, there are some features like Advanced Network Settings, which should only be tinkered with by users with an expert understanding of the values they're changing.
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MacPilot | Nov 11 2007 |
MACNEWS I've used some of the non OS X-default RFC's and NewReno without issue for quite some time; and my subsequently improved network performance has led me to continue this practice; long prior to the introduction of Mac Pilot which, I might add, I find to be the best OS X system maintenance utility available. I don't believe that Leopard has changed significantly enough under the hood so as to render my OS install inoperable when it comes to these particular network settings; settings which I've safely used for quite a while, and now use via Mac Pilot, which makes adjusting these values much more convenient. What I am NOT trying to do is demean your product, nor scare anyone away from using it. I believe most are aware that some pitfalls and anomalies are to be expected with the introduction of a new OS, along with corresponding third-party compatibility upgrades and new feature additions. My point in posting my problem was to hopefully get to the bottom of the issue so that I can continue to use Mac Pilot as my maintenance utility of choice, rather than having to resort to other means in order to adjust some of these settings. It would seem from my vantage point that the problem stemmed more from the actual *trigger* for implementing NewReno, than the actual setting itself, as I have been able to successfully utilize this, and other, options via IPNetTuner with no adverse side-effects; though I would *much* rather be able to accomplish this, and my other maintenance wants/needs via one utility, hence my selection of Mac Pilot. In summary, my intent was not to criticize, but to get to the bottom of the problem, while attempting to help those who might be experiencing the same issue to avoid any unnecessary and frustrating redundancies.
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MacPilot | Nov 13 2007 |
SPLUNK_23 I hope enough people saw the important information before it was deleted. At least chin knows I'm not making things up. And of course I was upset. I had to reinstall Mac OS X, something that shouldn't have to be done (unless by choice). I also would like to make it clear. I did not use the "Advanced" network settings. In fact I didn't even change anything. All I did was open up Mac Pilot and noticed that "Optimize for Broadband" was no longer there, only the text that says it is automatically configured now. At that point my Internet connection no longer worked. When I restarted my Mac, it never made it to the login window and there was some messages in verbose mode about a network socket error configuring IPv4 and IPv6. Yes, I called the developer an A*****e. It's his fault I had to reinstall Tiger. And that was only after his attitude that chin also pointed out. I said that it made Tiger non-functional and he replies that it works fine on Leopard…!? By deleting every post I make, you are only increasing the odds that it happens to someone else. You can't remove the memories of the previous posts form other readers heads, nor from other sites. I can make new accounts here until the cows come home too and keep informing people of this malicious software and to be cautious when using version 2.4 - Mac Pilot is a great program with more features than anything else like it, but it does have one serious issue that will hopefully get fixed soon. And a message to the Admin: Just because you didn't have to reinstall Tiger after using Mac Pilot does not make my accusation false. But as far as being a conspiracy, prove me wrong and don't delete this!
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MacPilot | Nov 13 2007 |
MACUPDATE ADMIN And I can block your IPs until the cows come home, so do not ever come here and call people foul names or use the slightest off-color words in your posts again.
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MacPilot | Dec 20 2007 |
SECTION8 lol.... flame war http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c340/Asparagus_Man/flamewar.jpg
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Font Pilot | Sep 23 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Font Book does NOT allow you to: - View a character map with key combos - View extra font data from the table, only the predefined 10 or so fields. - Rename fonts in your fonts folder based on name - Preview fonts in a slideshow-like format and pick and choose which ones to install - Activate fonts in-place. - Choose your own preview text and colors. - Show the Keyboard Viewer - Print a list of your fonts in style - View fonts by file instead of just by family - Preview all your fonts at once in the main list
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MacPilot | Jul 19 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE You're more than welcome to thoroughly test the software. 22 MB would be 11 MB, except it is a universal binary so contains both PPC and Intel code.
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MacPilot | Mar 20 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Please re-evaluate your review on the current verison: 2.2.6. I feel you will find it is, for the most part, no longer applicable.
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MacPilot | Mar 19 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE You can now remove Mac Pilot's modifications WITHOUT having to buy the program once the trial has expired. Also, the reason the application is so large is because there's over 1,000 unique controls in the application, and thousands of lines of code, in addition, it is a universal binary. This, in effect, doubles the application size. Feel free to run XSlimmer on it if you want to cut the size in half.
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MacPilot | Jul 19 2007 |
DENN333 2 sets of thousands of lines of code still doesn't make software 22MB. I am concerned that there is something else going on in this program that we don't know about.
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MacPilot | Jul 19 2007 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE You're more than welcome to thoroughly test the software. 22 MB would be 11 MB, except it is a universal binary so contains both PPC and Intel code.
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Alarm Clock Pro | Oct 23 2006 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Hasn't been updated in a while? It was last updated October 11, 2006. Not sure what version you're still using ;-)
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MacPilot | Sep 12 2006 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE The issue of the registration being saved will be fixed in a matter of minutes. However, the piracy message was correct. At some point in the past, you must have entered a pirated code, or someone on your computer, into Mac Pilot.
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| Aug 19 2006 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Because Keychain doesn't offer nearly the flexibility of Password Retriever, nor the cross-platform compatibility, or even synchronization services.
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| Aug 19 2006 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE 15 seconds is still way too long for a databse to open, if you could please contact us via e-mail, or on a web form at koingosw.com, we'd be happy to look into this issue.
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| Aug 19 2006 |
KOINGO SOFTWARE Please stop harrassing us, we have over 10 products we're trying to get converted into a universal binary at the moment. It's not as easy as Apple claims it was to be. Please be patient and review the product, not your frustration with buying an Intel mac.
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