User "Plasterpyrus" Profile
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About Carlos
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Real Name:Carlos Santoyo
Posts:34
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Last Login:18 Feb 2008 14:43
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User Reviews
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Type: Comments
Date: 15 May 2008 13:14
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Yes it seems to be doing it to me also, so it must be at their end. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 9 Apr 2008 22:32
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Be fore warned stay away this company has a linty of complaints against them, I will add one more to the list. This company does not know the meaning of customer service. I against my better judgement decided to purchase version 6.5.4 because I've been a long time customer, since it was StickyBrain, which was a great application, I figured at 6.5.4 it had most of the bugs worked out and it still would be developed further and just maybe it would get to be a decent mature product. Well, in less than a month it switched to a just Leopard product, version 7.0. Now beginning again the whole buggy cycle again. Well none the less since I had purchased the last version within the 30 days limit to be upgraded for free to version 7.0. Well I've written three times requesting a license and still have not heard a peep back from them. Disappointed you bet I do expect a response from a developer at least after I've purchased his product and he has the free upgrade thing in his web site. Its a matter of integrity and standing behind his product. Their action or more like none action in this case and others chronicled here and other sites speak for themselves! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 6 Apr 2008 22:12
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Great Application! I would like to commend the Developers for continual support and for the "Tiger" platform and making new features available to us still using this platform.( GIMP has stopped developing for Tiger) So a big thanks. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 17 Mar 2008 02:47
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To Developer, thanks for making ReceiptWallet 2.0 a free upgrade to all Users of the previous DocumentWallet 1.1.2 and ReceiptWallet 1.5.2. I for one appreciates the gesture in these hard economic times when we've all are facing the challenge to keeping things going and making ends meet. This is not a sentiment followed by all software developers at least it's not my experiance. At times it feels like everyone is releasing new versions and want an upgrade fee. So a big thanks! to you and all the other developers like you, that appreciates your base of users. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 25 Feb 2008 16:37
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I bought this a while back when it was 1.2.4 (something like that), I am still using Tiger, well it got to 1.5.1 and it stopped being developed for Tiger. I feel that it should have kept being developed for Tiger since I think it still had some room for improvement. I just keep going back to that Mac commercial that criticized Vista because many applications had to be developed specially for it. Well it seems that Leopard has the same problem, I don't know how many shareware applications stopped being developed for Tiger since Leopard needs it's own development that doesn't seem to work for both. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 4 Dec 2007 02:40
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I can't get this thing to launch, it begins to open up and then just crashes. Anyone else having this problem? |
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Type: Comments
Date: 19 Oct 2007 01:21
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Can anyone tell me how this application is diffrent than Hazel which was an MUPromo not to long ago? |
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Type: Comments
Date: 15 Oct 2007 00:41
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I to having also purchased the Yellow Mug bundle, I have found all their applications to be indispensable. So having nothing to add that hasn't been already said I have one thing to add, buy it you won't regret it! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 28 Sep 2007 01:53
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I was a beta tester and I thought the application is a nice little alternative to some of the other pixel pushers around, though the whole beta thing was like belonging to some exclusive club the way that it was implemented, also wrote them a couple of times without any response. Anyway for my trouble I was told I could purchase application for ten dollars off and it would last till the 25th, when I went to purchase on the 25th they said it was to late. Wrote them saying I thought it was unfair to say the offer was good till the 25th and yet I was unable to purchase and their response was nothing, hope this is not a preview of their cutomer relations practice, oh well we will see. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 27 Sep 2007 17:44
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I still like the old version, I like the preferencepane. I like the fact that it was easy to use and very intuitive, when an application tried to call home the pane would pop up and ask do you want to let it call home allow or deny pretty easy. Now it displays a bunch of information that I don't know what half of is. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 19 Sep 2007 23:29
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Much nicer Interface than HoudahSpot, but HS I think is much more sophisticated in the parameters you can set for each search. Almost bit but with EasyFind and houdahSpot is all I need. |
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Type: Review
Date: 9 Sep 2007 02:16
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Gotta join their club or something if you want to try out their game. I hate having to jump of hoops for something that really benifits them, like trying to sell me THEIR GAME! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 30 Aug 2007 14:06
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Sorry about that I was commenting on what MACD said since I've seen the practice he was discribing a lot lately and I got called away from my computer and did not finish the review. As far as DrawIt is concerned I tried useing this program a while back and I found it to be very limited about what it could do and tried useing it again and still found it very limiting and since it has no real editing tools or drawing tools that Im use too, does not make it intuitive at all, like the developer claims. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 30 Aug 2007 13:41
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I agree with MACD, It's getting rediculous that there are so many shareware developers are feeling justify that they can charge for developing software that eventually they will make money on! Thats like some company in the "real" world offering a service or a product to customers and them saying that they are asking for pay but then turning around and saying that the product they are offering dose not really exist but that they're just practicing for when they are actually going to open their buisness. How long do you think they would be around for and do you think anyone would even ask for their service or product again! BETA testing is one thing but ALPHA developing is quite anothere. Its OK to ask for a donations but don't confuse that with actually selling a license for something in development. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 29 Aug 2007 00:26
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This is a really good Mac application! Im just dissapointed they didn't put the Yellow Mug software bundle as the promo, not that you need to cause its such a great value as it is, but because their all such indispensible tools. I've bought it awhile back and I tell you I would not be without any of them in my toolbox! Great value and if you can check out their bundle on their website. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 22 Aug 2007 20:03
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I gave this thing a try and I said its OK, even kind of fun for awhile. Then it started to anoy me after awhile, so I turned it off and kinda forgot about it. Well I recently came across it again and I said to myself I'll give it a whirl, so I went to the developers sight to see how much it cost. Well this guy must be kidding! 20.00 dollars for this, sheez louis! Made me think how much I appreciate developers that give their time and know how, to give us (the mac community ) those real gems for free ( or donnations )! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 13 Aug 2007 01:30
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Is this anotuere snippet, picture or note manager like Yojimbo, Caboodle or MindNotes with a time schedular and how good can it be if nobody has reviewed it yet.Maybe the person(s) that has won a free copy can tell the rest of us how well it functions (does anybody ever really win this giveaway, now really).* |
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Type: Comments
Date: 12 Aug 2007 01:23
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Thank You, MR ARCOBALENO! I'am always gratefull to those developers that give their talent and time to provide the Mac community with some cool and usefull application, but five, well that'a way to cool! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 10 Aug 2007 15:07
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Thanks wavenumber for the heads up about CD Finder site comparing all the diffrent applications for cataloging. I think I'll wait to see if CD finder ever goes on promo. Who knows if we all vote for CD Finder maybe... |
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Type: Comments
Date: 10 Aug 2007 00:23
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I've been looking for something like this for awhile now, so this might due. Has anyone used this application or an other that does the same thing, that could clue me in. Also I would like to know has any one out there ever won a copy of the promo? I've been posting a comments for awhile to these promos and never have won a thing. So maybe someone can speak out, so as to give the rest of us a little hope, thats all! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 6 Aug 2007 01:25
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This is a very cool vector application, specialy for people who have'nt mastered the pen tool in more traditional vector programs. This application has a lot of diffrent ways to do the same thing. So for people who get intimidatedby the likes of Illustrator this one is for you! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 10 Jul 2007 00:42
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So has anybody heard if these applications are dummied down versions or are they going to jump to the next version rendering an amazing deal into a, just a so so deal. You know; you already have three of the applications price at regular license, and two of them are rendered "old version" in the soon to be released version and maybe one is watered down. It comes down to is the developer playing fair and a license is just a license and it does not matter how the license was purchased whether by dscount or not. Or is the developer sees the promo as something thats cheapens his "work" and so he feels that these customers are insignificent and they don't matter. So does anyone know the specifics to answers to any of the questions asked earlier this eavening? |
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Type: Comments
Date: 9 Jul 2007 00:20
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If they had some substitute applications that you could replace with the ones one has that are in the bundle. Now that would be cool! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 4 Jul 2007 16:53
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You know, I use to love StickeyNotes than Chronos did the GOTCHA! by changeing people to Soho Notes shortly after Stickey Notes went to version 3.0, very buggy experiance for users! OK so than Soho Notes 5.0 comes out and users say well Iv'e stayed with it this far so its is got to be better, so you pay the way to expensive upgrade price. Well version 5 is just as buggy all through its tenure and than they come out with version 6.0 and they ask for anothere expensive upgrade price and you say enough! ( just look at the list of bugs they're fixing now). You would think by now they would be adding lots of cool features not just fixing more bugs. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 23 Jun 2007 22:23
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I looked at the comments that were posted for this application and what I saw was that the first review that raved ( I think it was written by the developer) and the second was why bother Text Wrangler does the same thing( I guess it wasn't that impressive) but the thing is the first was written on 11/16/2003 and the second on 1/16/2007 and the application is still in alpha development and he wants to charge 15.00 dollars! I think you see what my beef is! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 22 Jun 2007 00:37
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This is a perfect application if you're a DJ or have a radio station, why else would you have use for something like this? |
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Type: Comments
Date: 19 Jun 2007 00:17
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Checked out this one a time back and I found it to be very usefull if your on a workflow with other graphic app., price was a bit prohibitive but with the Mac promo well why not! |
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Type: Comments
Date: 18 Jun 2007 00:17
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A good little application for those of us who are'nt terminal-y happy |
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Type: Comments
Date: 14 Jun 2007 22:54
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You know I've been using it today and it seems pretty darn solid and yet not to complicated user wise. Now this said the last person that wrote, has a point about the really handy feature in Password Wallet so who knows if the developer is listening,and enough people request it maybe he'll put that feature in the future. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 22 Feb 2007 17:21
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Every once in a while a developer (Yes he really is a person) comes along and gives us(the public, the many individuas) a gift (as in free) in the form of really cool application thats fun, really intresting, and brings joy to the user and maybe even spark a bit of creativity in the process. So thank you, developer for your time and effort. And I look forward to the fruitation of this program. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 17 Jan 2007 18:36
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I also just bought a license for BurnAgain through MacUpdate promo which just happened about a week ago and tried to enter the serial number and nothing, got to be the shortest duration for a license and product to be supported by a developer. So people Beware! If the developer changes I will be the first to write something good. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 5 Dec 2006 03:05
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I agree with everyone this application goes from BAD to WORSE. The worst part about it is the developer does not give a hoot. Well maybe one day they will respond to all the bad reviews and do something about it. |
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