LARRYMCJ  After working just fine for several weeks, WeatherDock started showing erroneous icons and weather reports (e.g. 52 degrees and rain while outside it was 64 degrees and bright sun)...which was what the Weather Channel also reported. It's getting its info from the Weather Channel so not sure what's happening, but it's consistently wrong, so uninstalled for now. (Yes...it's configured for the correct city)   
(Version 2.5.1)

LARRYMCJ  To Nemesys...you must have missed the comment I placed there about ten minutes after my original post. It was my error.   
(Version 1.4.4)

LARRYMCJ  I just purchased the new Apple Magic Mouse and like many others, found that the tracking speed was terribly slow, even with the mouse tracking speed set to maximum. I tried the trick of bumping up the default tracking speed via the Terminal, and while that helped some, it really didn't do the trick, but MouseZoom did! Thanks for a great little utility that does exactly what it's supposed to do and fixes a piece of hardware Apple should never have released with its software not working properly.  
(Version 2.2)

LARRYMCJ  I don't want to get into a debate about this...as there is no doubt you currently have the best cooking and recipe software on the planet. The features of MacGourmet Deluxe also far outweigh the nearest competitor, but the one thing you're not even close on is importing recipes from the primary cooking sites...and that's a huge issue for me.

Grab a trial version of YummySoup! just for the sole purpose of seeing how he manages the imports from cooking sites as well as imports from the sites he doesn't have automatically configured. I'm not even asking that you you try to keep up with the number of sites he imports from...but just keep up with the four or five you list continuity with. When I searched for this problem in the MacGourmet forum on your site I saw several instances of it going back quite some time and as a user of your product for nearly three years I can attest to it taking generally more time than normal to fix the import problems. Also, I have never experienced an import from FoodNetwork.com that was absolutely letter perfect...it has simply never happened (in my experience, anyway).

That said...I still maintain MacGourmet is the best and most feature-filled cooking app out there, and for those of us who cook several times daily it's a god-send. But I still need a way to not have to spend 20 minutes fixing a recipe that I've imported from a website (not the web-clipping feature)...the errors in the importing. That's a huge problem for me and I stand by the fact that MacGourmet has had import problems with nearly all the sites it claims to automatically import from. The only one I rarely use that is on your list is food.yahoo.com, so I can't speak for it.

MacGourmet is the second most used app on my Mac, so when it's got a problem...yes, I get upset. But this is the first time I've ever vocalized the problem and it's been happening for a very long time. And reading what you have said more than once in your own support forum..."I'll get that fixed in the next update".

If I'm wrong, I'll certainly apologize, but I'm sitting here using an import feature that simply doesn't work...so I don't think I'm wrong. If you would like an email every time I notice an import problem, you'll get one in the future. I will gladly send you an email so we can continue this in private if you wish. You have a great product and this is not the forum for a debate.  
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  When I first purchased MacGourmet, a couple of years ago, it was a great program. Then you could get replies to email and even better, you rarely needed to email them because it just worked.

Over time they've tried to keep up with the very good web import functions YummySoup! has for working with all the primary food sites (FoodNetwork.com, etc.) and now the imports hardly ever work. People complain about this in their forum all the time and all they say is "it's the site's fault...we'll fix it in the next update..." but the next update seems to never come, or is so far away that it does no good.

I like the feature set of MacGourmet more than anything out there right now, but I'm tired of their web recipe imports not working as advertised. The next best choice is YummySoup! which does an unbelievably great job in importing recipes from the online cooking sites, but the current version is still not up to par with all the other features of MacGourmet.

Bottom line is if you want the best imports from recipe sites you need to use YummySoup! (which will supposedly be upgraded soon to version 2.0) or if you need all the extra features like cooking tools needed, word region categories for recipes, and many other extraneous info, then MacGourmet would be your best bet...at least for now.  
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  I'm a big fan of The Weather Channel, but don't care for their Dashboard Widget. I must be blind because in all my searches for the perfect weather app I've never run across WeatherDock...until now. Since it pull data from the Weather Channel I feel I'm getting the best of the weather information but in a much better and more configurable format. I'd give it a perfect rating if it could also grab the doppler radar info and the 10-day forecast instead of the 5-day forecast.  
(Version 2.5.1)

LARRYMCJ  Operator error...my mistake in a configuration setting. It does exactly what it's supposed to. Back to five stars :-)  
(Version 1.4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Well...I have to take back some of my comments but I don't see how to take away some stars. I just tried deleting a simple URL on my desktop and when File Synchronization ran it never even noticed I had deleted the file, keeping it on my destination drive. Oh, well...back to the search for a decent backup and synchronization app.  
(Version 1.4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Sometimes more is not necessarily better. I own SuperDuper! and was trying out the latest version of ChronoSync but all I really wanted to do was a simple synchronization of my primary data folders (Documents, Desktop, Music, and Pictures) to a backup drive a couple of times a day.

SuperDuper just won't let you do it...and when I contacted support, though knowledgeable and friendly, he kept telling me that I should do a clone of the entire drive. I don't want to do that...I want to do what "I" want! A daily clone over USB takes forever and I just don't need it...the only data I need is in these four folders.

ChronoSync is very complex and somewhat tricky to configure, but a very nice program. Unfortunately, it will not let you do what I wanted by just selecting source and target folders...you have to include the entire home folder and then exclude what you don't want...and of course it copies all the hidden files to the target drive as well. Again...all I wanted was the data.

Anyway, I tried File Synchronization 1.4.4 and it's exactly what I need. It's very fast at synching once you make the initial copy and it's simple and easy to use...not to mention that it costs about 2-3 times less than the other two backup programs I mentioned.

It would be perfect if it had a more useful scheduler. Currently, you can have it automatically synchronize at any number of minutes, hours, or days, but you can't configure it to run at a specific time on a specific day of the week, or month, etc. In my case I'd like to to run every four hours between the hours of 8AM and 8PM...can't do it. But I'm sure the developer will be improving on the scheduler...in fact, maybe he'll pop in here and comment :-) Great app!!   
(Version 1.4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Oops! Mailplane does not eliminate the Google Ads (I just happened to be looking at the inbox where ads are not displayed). It's still a nice app and well worth the price.  
(Version 2.0.14)

LARRYMCJ  I rarely take time to post comments here, though I read a lot of what others have to say and those comments generally have a large influence on my software purchasing decision. But with Mailplane I really feel compelled to say a few things since I think Mailplane is not getting a fair evaluation here, and it's primarily because of its price. I just now looked at Mailplane again for the first time since its early beta days and I'm way impressed!

I have been in the computing business, specifically the software business, for over 15 years and I'm also a huge Google Apps fan and couldn't live without Gmail. That said, Mailplane does many things, but first and foremost it cleans up the Gmail interface of Google ads...that alone is worth the price of the software!

Next, it just runs faster and also cleans up the user interface with standardized toolbar buttons we're all familiar with and if you have to work with file attachments, being able to drag-drop them into a message is also by itself worth price of Mailplaine. Add to these things all the other nearly 40 improvements it makes on Gmail and you end up with a real live email client on your desktop that looks good, works good, and allows you some customization that Gmail does not.

My hat is off to the folks at Mailplane for improving this so much since I first looked at it when it was in beta...you've done a marvelous job. Any developer who has done this much with their product can be expected to do even more, so I'd expect to see Mailplaine evolve into an even better application in the future.  
(Version 2.0.14)

LARRYMCJ  I could not have said it better!  
(Version 2.4)

LARRYMCJ  For me, SteerMouse has always been the best of its class, and now that they've fixed the one minor annoyance I've had for three years, it's perfect! Now thepointer moves instantaneously to the default button instead of taking about a second or to to travel there. Thanks, Plentycom!  
(Version 4.0)

LARRYMCJ  Too bad this won't work with Snow Leopard. I really need something that will automate when iSync syncs.  
(Version 0.2.1)

LARRYMCJ  I've been in the software development and marketing business for many years, and I've seen more than my share of software developers who don't really care about anything except the next sale...next upgrade, or next best way they can find to not have to bother answering customer questions or providing decent support.

I'm happy to say that Dave & Co. at Shirt Pocket Software are not cut from that cloth. They care about their product, their customers, and they strive to ensure customer satisfaction. Over the years I've only had to ask them a few questions, but Dave has **ALWAYS** been super-responsive via email and has never failed to answer my questions. I have even sent an email late at night, thinking it would be answered the next day...wrong! It's still answered within an hour or two at the latest.

I know there are free products out there that might do a decent job of backing up your precious content, but I feel ever so much more confident that my data is secure and easily restorable with SuperDuper! Thanks, Dave!  
(Version 2.6.1)

LARRYMCJ  I will obviously keep using MUMenu because it does alert me to updates for installed apps. HOWEVER...I can't be the only person that notices the menu bar icon turns yellow (falsely) about ten times a day and nothing is updated...they just want you to look at the specials at the bottom of the list.  
(Version 2.1.2)

LARRYMCJ  Beta 2 is really nice...BUT...it has a horrible, reproduceable bug they simply won't fix. Google visited links don't change color so you don't know what pages you've searched. Really frustrating. This works fine in the release v1.6.8.  
(Version 1.6.8)

LARRYMCJ  Though I'm a registered customer of several similar apps (including AppZapper) I find AppCleaner to be the best...by far. In my tests it always found more (usually all) files associated with the application being deleted. AppZapper has to be the worst at this...it probably finds about 50% of the associated files. Another very nice feature of AppCleaner is by simply moving an application to the trash AppCleaner will find all that app's associated files and ask if you'd like to also delete them.  
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  Add me to those switching to Firefox...at least for now. I've been a dedicated Safari user for years, but v4.0 crashes several times a day and I haven't changed anything else on my Mac. This started the day 4.0 came out. Come on, Apple...get your head out of the sand and fix whatever is causing Safari 4 to crash...there's a zillion comments about it all over the internet so it's not just me.  
(Version 3.5rc3)

LARRYMCJ  From all the feedback I saw up on Apple forums during the beta, I'm sure there was an overwhelming majority that wanted the tabs back on the bottom. Safari is, and always has been, about speed. It may not have all the add-ons and bells and whistles of Firefox, but it's sure faster.  
(Version 4.0)

LARRYMCJ  It's not "commercial pep talk". I spent the last 20 years in the computing and software business and I'm telling you your data is safe...in fact, safer with Memopal than most because of the way they encrypt it (please go up there and read how it's done). The short version is it's stored in bits and pieces on multiple servers so any piece of it by itself is useless.

Do you believe in online banking? I trust mine to Bank of America but if I thought like you did I would believe that their employees could run off with my money...not going to happen. You're missing a good online backup service which is a big part of any good backup plan.  
(Version 0.9)

LARRYMCJ  You must be living in some kind of technological abyss! There are about ten good online backup companies and Memopal is one of the best. You might try educating yourself as to how these companies encrypt and protect your data...it's safer than sitting on your own hard drive in your own home!  
(Version 0.9)

LARRYMCJ  Thanks, LEONCAHUN...but I think your emphasis on two things that are indispensable to you...are exactly why I don't need LB (even though I like it and it's certainly better than QuickSilver. I only use my Mac about an hour a day. I sometimes go for several days and don't open a folder in /Documents. I use the same six or seven programs daily so I just use Application Wizard to open them all at once in the morning and close them in the evening (to prevent memory leaks). So I don't need SPEED and the few other things you mention you do with LB I know how to do, but they aren't important to me. So it's a great app and I haven't really missed anything :-) It's just not for me. Thanks for confirming this.  
(Version 5.0rc2)

LARRYMCJ  As much as I want to find a reason to purchase LaunchBar, it still can not find embedded text in any document I've tried (.txt, .doc, .pdf). Spotlight will find embedded text in any document I've tried. If I need to launch an app...how difficult is it to just click on Applications/AppName or Applications from the Dock? Can someone tell me why this is worth $35? What am I missing?   
(Version 5.0rc2)

LARRYMCJ  That's it...thanks! It takes about three full seconds and I just wasn't waiting long enough. Odd that displaying clips behaves differently in secondary pasteboards. Anyway, thanks for all your help...I appreciate it.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Last thing puzzling me about this app is when you have lots of clips in the main pasteboard, how can you view the entire text of a single clip? If I left-click it copies it and closes the main pasteboard...if I right-click I get the a context menu that doesn't help me. On the secondary pasteboards I can left-click and hold and I get the yellow pop-out window with that clip's full text...but this doesn't work on the main pasteboard. Sorry to bother you.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  I never thought you were affiliated with the developer...your replies are way to fast :-)

FWIW, I unistalled the Preference Pane for PTHPasteboard and trashed all it's associated files. I then reinstalled it and now it's working. So something must have gotten munged during the first installation because now drag and drop is working between pasteboards (whether EDIT is turned on or not) and it's not crashing.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  "However, I am with you that a function to send items from one to another pasteboard without opening the window of the target pasteboard would be a nice improvement"

This is what confuses me the most...I am looking at an email from the developer that clearly says this is already a feature...but it's not. If I open two pasteboards on my desktop and try to drag and drop...either it just doesn't happen, or often the app crashes.

I highly doubt there is anything wrong with this machine. I just retired from 20 years in the computing business and am pretty much a bonafide geek. Plus, it's new, not a lot of apps on it, and I'm not having any other problems, but it could be possible I guess. That aside...the drag and drop feature simply doesn't exist.

I really need that feature, so I better start looking at other clipboard apps and just chalk up this registration to experience. Thanks for your help.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  @TOMECK: just to clarifky, the developer specifically told me that all I have to do is drag clips back and forth as desired between pasteboards...that is what I can't get it to do.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  @TOMECK: the delete issue I figured out. The other is still a problem. To simplify my problem example, try to MOVE any clip from a secondary pasteboard (not the main one) to either another pasteboard or even to the main pasteboard...it's not happening. I need to have several pasteboards and I need to be able to move clips between them. I understand how to edit them, etc. You're supposed to be able to drag and drop clips between pasteboards, but each time I try it the app shuts down. I did finally get in touch with the developer and he's hopefully working on it. He is VERY slow in answering email.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Here's what their site says:

"Enhanced security with 128-bit SSL encryption on data transfers"  
(Version 1.2.9)

LARRYMCJ  Additionally, this developer simply does not answer support questions. I've emailed him three times now over the past three weeks and have not received a reply. I like a lot about PTHPasteboard Pro, and even though I purchased it...I am quickly falling out of love with it. The least a developer an do is address concerns and problems voiced by registered users.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Now that I've already purchased PTHPasteboard Pro, I have found a couple of things that would have stopped me from purchasing it, had I discovered them earlier. I still think it's one of the top three clipboard enhancers, but it will NOT:

1. Allow you to delete clips stored in any other pasteboard other than the main one. If it lets you add additional pasteboards, why sould it preclude you from managing the clips stored in them? I added a pasteboard named BOILEPLATES in which I could save things I have to use often, but it's useless if I can't edit these clips, which is only possible in the main pasteboard.

2. Along the additional pasteboard lines, you can only move clips from the main pasteboard into additional pasteboards...you can't move clips from a secondary pasteboard anywhere. Again...useless to have other pasteboard if you can't manage the clips in them. What is the purpose of even having the feature for additional pasteboards?

Thankfully, I only spent $17 on this due to the MUPromo, but I have to start trying out all the others again.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  I noticed the double comment, but the culprit is MacUpdate...I posted the comment and immediately saw both posts and no way to delete one. I have since spoken with the developer, who says that he has never seen or heard of this problems. Not sure what to think...but it's working fine here.  
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  I'm sure this app's icon has special meaning to the developer...but add me to the list of folks who don't like it. I honestly could not live with such an unprofessional icon in my dock. For developers whose icons have such special meaning...please consider offering an optional icon.  
(Version 5.2)

LARRYMCJ  @TOMEK: You are absolutely correct and thanks for pointing it out. I do realize that mousing over the eraser displays a "Clear Pasteboard History" tutorial, but even on the fastest of Macs it's three seconds before it displays and not having the interstitial warning sort of goes against most developmental standards. I just think it would be a small effort to add and make the best of this genre software even better. I've sort of solved this anyway by adding a "Boilerplates" clipboard and now put anything I want to save into this, so if I accidently delete the Main clipboard it's not a big deal. I will purchase this anyway...since there isn't anything remotely closet to it in functionality.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  I would have already purchased this except for two problems (for me anyway). You can't selectively delete clips...which is absurd. The lousiest of clipboard products do this. Next, it's way too easy to delete all your clips with the eraser button. Developer should have at least a tutorial when you push that..."Do you really want to delete all your clips?" Other than these two things...it's the most function (if not the ugliest) of apps in this genre.  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  I've been trying to decide between this and MTR since RipIt actually has a voice that speaks more than once ever three years...RipIt will get me $. All it takes is a little interaction by a developer to win people over.  
(Version 1.2.3)

LARRYMCJ  Thanks for posting, and sorry you had to learn the hard way to help others. For me, 1Password is a lot more important than looking at the new Safari beta. But I know the folks at 1Password will have it working with 4.x very quickly.  
(Version 4.0b1)

LARRYMCJ  For the past few months I've been thoroughly testing the top three uninstallers for Mac. My first comment about AppCleaner 1.2.2 is that it is unquestionably (in my mind, anyway) the best application uninstaller available!

Nice clean interface, but more than anything, when testing which associated files need to deleted with an application, AppCleaner 1.2.2 consistently found more files than the other application uninstallers. That said, it has an invaluable feature where it automatically finds these other files and shows them to you if you inadvertently just drag an application to the Trash Can.   
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  I'm glad I'm not the only one to see this. I absolutely HATE the look of this app. Most Mac users are perfectionists and want applications they pay good $ for to look as good as they perform. PTHP is very functional...but is truly ugly!  
(Version 4.4)

LARRYMCJ  Well, count me among those who thoroughly dislike the interface, which is a product of FMP. If I had wanted crappy looking GUIs and no continuity between apps, I'd have stayed with Windows long ago. I'm it's functionality is fine...but I can't stand the look and feel.  
(Version 4.2)

LARRYMCJ  I've been looking at AppCleaner to replace AppZapper and while I respect your comments here, I can't find another other instance of it occurring on the internet...only yours.

You can easily test to see if AppCleaner is the culprit...simply reinstall it and see if you stop getting the error messages. If that's the case, I'd just leave it installed and turned off until the next time you rebuild your machine...or not. It won't hurt anything.  
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  I've been looking at AppCleaner to replace AppZapper and while I respect your comments here, I can't find another other instance of it occurring on the internet...only yours.

You can easily test to see if AppCleaner is the culprit...simply reinstall it and see if you stop getting the error messages. If that's the case, I'd just leave it installed and turned off until the next time you rebuild your machine...or not. It won't hurt anything.  
(Version 1.2.2)

LARRYMCJ  What a great tool...and where in the hell has it been all my (Mac) life! I have been using a MacUpdate RSS feed, then pouring over 50-100 articles a day searching for any that I have installed, so I can update the.

With MUMenu all my work is done for me...I see the application icon standing out on the list of updated apps it provides (on my timetable) and I can launch the app and do an update This process occurs much quicker than if I wait for the app to do its own update as I might not use in daily.

Larry  
(Version 2.1.2)

LARRYMCJ  Awesome! Now this is even more useful. Thanks!!  
(Version 2.3)

LARRYMCJ  Frank, is there a way change one .DS_Store (say for the Desktop) and then copy those settings to all the other folders so I have Finder open in the same place no matter where I am when I open it? Surely it can't be as simple as overwriting the .DS_Store file everywhere I want it?   
(Version 2.3)

LARRYMCJ  Thanks, Frank...I just wanted to make sure I could revert back to the old (screwed up) configuration, if needed :-)  
(Version 2.3)

LARRYMCJ  These scripts are great and easily modified to most anything you want. HOWEVER...how do you stop them to go back to the way Finder displays normally, before running these scripts?  
(Version 2.2)

LARRYMCJ  TV Shows are sorted according to your choice in the menu of the back. It is set to sort by next air date by default.  
(Version 1.2)

LARRYMCJ  Biggest POS I've ever used. I've yet to get a single application to install on my BlackBerry using PocketMac. Their tech support is non-existent and why RIM even bothers to keep associating with them is beyond comprehension. I guess PocketMac only cares about the revenue they get from RIM. Unfortunately, there may never be an adequate BlackBerry desktop solution for Mac users who are relegated to OTA installs, which at least work.  
(Version 3.53)

LARRYMCJ  One other thing I left off is that even though multiple Gmail accounts may be supported, every time you try to access the inbox of each account you'll have to go through the Gmail USERNAME/PASSWORD authentication again as only one can be active at a time per computer.  
(Version 0.3.2)

LARRYMCJ  Username problem is now fixed, but three things still annoy me:

1. The menu bar envelope is very difficult to see...it needs more definition, or perhaps several icon options from which the user can choose.

2. Growl notification only offers the inherent Mac sounds...let folks choose the notification sound from anywhere on their computer.

3. I still have to keep the Google Notifier installed for menu bar access to the Google Calendar.

I'm sure this will evolve into a good utility because it lets you do some things the official Google Notifier doesn't, like multiple accounts and selectable time intervals for checking email.   
(Version 0.3.2)

LARRYMCJ  It's still not adding new accounts :-(  
(Version 0.3.1)

LARRYMCJ  Print out all the reports (they include pictures) on a color printer and keep this updated with your insurance company. Take it from someone who recently had $35K worth of jewelry stolen...the only thing that counts is proof of possesion (pictures, receipts, etc.) This program is far better than any of the free stuff out there and mention on this page. Compare and you'll see. The fact it automatically scales down imported pictures is worth the price of the app.  
(Version 1.8.1)

LARRYMCJ  I still keep in touch occasionally with the YummySoup! developer and I believe in the end his product is going to be better than MacGourmet Deluxe, the only competition IMHO. When YS! finally gets a nutritional database (I'm guessing in v2.0) along with a few other missing features, I believe it will the leader in the cooking/recipe software genre. Without a doubt, the YS! import feature is much better than MacGourmet, and for me this is important.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 1.7)

LARRYMCJ  Who in their right mind is going to purchase a program without the ability to try if first. Every other cooking program out there has a trial version, and I now own most of them. I might own this one, too, but not without trying it first!  
(Version 3.1.2)

LARRYMCJ  The extra $10 just stopped me, too. I've been using the trial version for a few days but now I'll uninstall it. It's a nice little app, but not at almost the price of Photoshop Elements and others in that price range.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 1.2.1)

LARRYMCJ  Every so often an application comes along that actually changes your life...or at least makes your life easier and you wonder how you ever lived without it. SyncMan is one of those rare one-trick ponies that does exactly what it's created to do...perfectly!

As do many, I rely heavily on Gmail but I hate how it automatically adds contacts for every sent email, like replying to a support message, etc. No one wants all that stuff in their contacts...we generally want the same contacts in Gmail that are in our desktop Address Books.

SyncMan does this...and does it either in a completely automatic mode at any schedule you want, or you can monitor various things and manually confirm them (you will be in the auto mode very soon when you see how accurate SyncMan is). My sincere thanks to the folks at Wateree Software, who have developed this gem and who are kind enough to even answer emails, should you need to talk to them.  
(Version 1.1)

LARRYMCJ  I'm sorry, but you're way off base in your comment out about "cheap" users use Gmail. I am far from cheap and I use Gmail IMAP with Apple Mail because nothing on this planet...absolutely NOTHING...has a better spam filter than Gmail.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 1.61.4)

LARRYMCJ  Seeing threaded messages may be a good reason for some, but for others (including me) I hate it. I want to be able to see individual messages in my inbox, not one message representing many others.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 1.61.4)

LARRYMCJ  After posting my comment here about YummySoup! and Cookbook, YummySoup!'s developer contacted me and explained that YS! was not being purchased, and that he would continue to developer it. MDA's Cookbook project was in jeopardy and no where near completion as promised, so he is simply going to be the lead developer on the project.

Yes, he will in fact be working for the competition, which rarely works out in any industry, but he feels he can juggle both projects and said that YS! will not suffer from it. He says if necessary, they will use a third party to support Cookbook to conserve his time.

I think Ken has his heart in the right place...and I believe what he says he "wants" to do, but we (YS! fans) will have to see if he remains true to his first love, or gets overwhelmed by all the developmental efforts of trying to get a new app released.

If you'd like much more detail about this I recommend joining the YummySoup! forum where Ken is currently addressing this issue in great detail to his followers there.

I think YummySoup! is destined to be one of the great cooking apps of our time...but that can only happen if it remains on its development course and he continues to do listen to his customers...and has sufficient time and desire to complete his work.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 1.6.4)

LARRYMCJ  As much as I love YummySoup! I think it's important to post what I just stumbled across in another forum from someone on MDA's "Cookbook" staff who says:

"Well, I'll give you guys an update. The developer of YummySoup! will be joining the Cookbook dev team once the contract is hammered out."

Unless Ken is going to work for his competition, I'd say YummySoup! might be headed toward extinction...which would be very sad :-( UNLESS...Cookbook will be a superset version of YummySoup!

You can read this yourselves at: http://www.macheist.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=7476 ...look at post #20 near the end of the thread.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 1.6.4)

LARRYMCJ  Nice app...but will not burn copies of a normal .ISO file.  
(Version 1.71u)

LARRYMCJ  This is obviously going to take a larger effort than just a few voices to fix. I've called Logitech Harmony Support to complain, but to no avail. Their software is great for the remotes, their support folks are great...but they don't have a clue that one of the main reasons people us Mac is that they're not totally filled with garbage files strewn everywhere on the system.

If anyone has a good idea on how to get Logitech to listen to reason please let me know...I'd like to contribute.

LarryMcJ  
(Version 7.4.1.1)

LARRYMCJ  Using this with Camino and the green notification icon with the exclamation point just stays on top of the Menu Bar Notifier icon.   
(Version 1.9.97)