PLEVINE  MapDesign actually does more than just places a rectangle over parts of an image.

You can create two kinds of image maps. A regular image map and an effects based image map.

A regular image map lets you use rectangles, circles and polygons.

An effects based image map lets you add mouse over and mouse down effects to certain parts of an image without using FLASH or other heavy media.

See the examples we have created on our website;

http://www.ragesw.com/products/mapdesign.html  
(Version 1.2.2)

KARSTEN@BRIKSOFTWARE.COM  I understand, it really seems that CuteClips doesn't quit. However, the squeeze action is set so that it launches CuteClips. If CuteClips is already running and you squeeze, this will only activate CuteClips as if you would have pressed the hotkey.

You can open Activity Manager and see that quitting CuteClips actually quits it. You should also see that the menu item disappears. It should be back when you squeeze.

Kind Regards

Karsten  
(Version 3.0.8)

KARSTEN@BRIKSOFTWARE.COM  Hi,

the idea of CuteClips is that it doesn't stay in your way, thus the window always hides itself once you selected a clip that you want to paste. CuteClips still runs, as you can still see it in the menu bar.

The user interface is keept very simple in order to just provide the clips that were on the clipboard and nothing else. there's not much to guess on how to use it. You activate CuteClips and select a clip that you want to paste...there's nothing else you need to do.

If you want to quit CuteClips you can do so by activating it and hit cmd-q. As CuteClips is a background application you don't have a menu bar where you can select quit. There's also the option to quit CuteClips from the preferences window.

However, i already plan to integrate the current features like shortcuts and sticky clips easier in the UI so that the gear menu of each clip is not needed anymore. It just needs some time to implement them.  
(Version 3.0.7)

MISHA  You don't *need* to burn the DVD. You can always just mount it and run the installer. But in order to get maximum utility out of TechTool Pro, you need to run it off a bootable drive that's not your main hard drive (like all utilities of this kind).  
(Version 5.0.4)