T7  Downloading the dmg in Snow Leopard results in a 'There May be a problem with this disk image. Are you sure you want to open it?' message. Not sure why....  
(Version 1.0)

T7  "Recent posts were not "complaining." Most, including mine, were reporting issues.". Well, yours was. Reporting issues is just fine and others can learn from them. But I don't consider 'DO NOT INSTALL' and 'AVOID THIS BETA' reporting issues. That's just plain complaining.  
(Version 4.0b1)

T7  Yo complainers,

Empty your Input Managers folder and toss the SIMBL stuff. Safari 4 is incompatible with a lot of these otherwise very much appreciated extras. Give the devs some time to make their stuff compatible with safari 4 and don't install Safari 4 if you can't live without them.   
(Version 4.0b1)

T7  Good news! Great to see support for the ab fab Organized. And great to have the appsters on all spaces. A fine upgrade!  
(Version 1.5)

T7  Well, I did mail earlier, mentioning the problem and the fact that the Wallet iPhone app is not available in at least the Dutch App Store (and possibly some other European app stores as well). I'm sure this will be solved though. Nohhing but good experiences with the dev so far.  
(Version 3.0)

T7  Dustin, the Wallet 2 serial numbers (at least some of 'em) are not recognized as valid serial numbers in the upgrade process on the website. That's the problem...  
(Version 3.0)

T7  Does new management have a special upgrade price for registered users of iPodRip from the old management?  
(Version 1.0.1)

T7  They are working on it. An update will be out asap.  
(Version 2.7)

T7  Intego stuff is a bit on the pricey side of things, but they deliver excellent software. Virusbarrier is personal fave. There's not much happening here on the Mac, viruswise, but I do care about my PC based clients. Netbarrier was and still is exceptional, though it looks like the Little Snitch and Leopard's new Firewall approach are dictating new directions. Been playing a bit with Personal Antispam now, and it has a good start here. Can't figure out if this beats the 'for 7 dollar a month we'll take care of your spam' but in less than 4 month I'll probably know.  
(Version 10.4.3)

T7  Mac Cleanse is a very effective system cleaner as it is now, but it can be way more powerful. Absolutely worth 5 stars when it not only cleanses regular Finder/System stuff but Path Finder/System stuff as well. It should also gain scriptability features and a daemon mode so it can do its cleansing business at three in the morning, or before every system restart. Plus: Mac Cleanse should let you add folder/files of your own choosing.  
(Version 1.0.3)

T7  Nice 'review' you have there. Gives a pretty good insight in how Invoice compares to other invoicing apps.

You could have just commented here, you know, and mail the dev to ask why the app didn't/doesn't launch.   
(Version 1.0)

T7  Repair your hard disk. Insert the installation disc that came with your computer into the optical drive. Then restart your computer holding down the C key. Continue to hold down the C key until the Apple logo appears. After the Installer window appears on the desktop, choose Utilities > Disk Utility from the menu bar at the top of the screen. When Disk Utility opens, follow the instructions in the First Aid pane to see if the utility can repair your disk.  
(Version 7.1.1)

T7  No probs here... Maybe time for a 'Repair Disk'?  
(Version 7.1.1)

T7  Hmmm, I'm very impressed with Interarchy as it is, but version 8.5 seems rather buggy to me. Got basically a non-functional Bookmarking window, with Auto Upload bookmarks that replicate like rabbits. Plus bookmarks that can't be renamed. Plus non-functional bookmarks in the main window. Plus various crashes related to all of the above. Must be a compatibilty issue somewhere, somehow. Hope this can be solved fast, as it seriously stands in the way of evaluating the otherwise impressive features.  
(Version 8.5)

T7  CSSEdit 2 is an impressive update. Its new features go far beyond basic visual CSS stylesheet editing. Live previews, an X-ray debug mode that outlines the CSS elements, a powerful Override feature to do direct (WYSIWYG) online CSS editing without the need to upload, CSS validation and a Milestone manager to quick revert to earlier versions are the most obvious. But it's the small touches and the beautiful, well implemented interface that makes CSSEdit 2 a joy to work with.  
(Version 2.0)

T7  Looks great, with a nice set of features. Does it share vice versa as well (watch Xbox stuff on the Mac?).  
(Version 2.6)

T7  It's easy. Just select RSS Feed, choose Edit from the action menu (or via the Contextual Menu), change the address and hit the return key. That's it.  
(Version 1.3v61)

T7  Brilliant! Just the thing iTMS was missing. Nicely implemented too. Finetune your setting once and you can forget about it for the rest of your iTMS preview listening life. Now if only it would do nice and easy fade-ins and outs....  
(Version 0.1)

T7  LiquidCD can do with a couple of new icons here and there, but other than that it's a great new CD burning app. It can do what none of the others can: copy a CD fast and easy in a one drive Mac. As far as I know it's the only app that can do that trick. There's the expensive Fast DVD Copy that can do a whole lot more, but that's about it. All others require to create a temporary Disc Image first and use that for the burn. A slow and 'painful' process. With LiquidCD you pop in a CD, hit the Copy and Burn button, wait a bit, eject the CD and pop in an empty Disc and there it goes. Easy. Elegant. Very userfriendly. With the irritating Donate startupmessage gone this app deserves a donation more than ever.  
(Version 1.0b6)

T7  Hey, you 're forgetting File List, a file renaming jewel if you ask me. Brilliant, like anything from the Maurer toolkit.  
(Version 1.1)

T7  What a cute little thing. It's a one trick pony, but it's an amazing one trick pony. Just the thing you need when you're a mailjunkie like me. One view in my dock tells me what's up in the box (or rather, what's IN in the box) and where it's at. Very flexibele, very well done. Five stars (or whatever shapes you choose) :)  
(Version 1.0)

TON008  Finally it looks like someone did the right thing: create an extremely powerful and very complete batch renamer for a decent price. This looks&feel real Maclike, like it should. Haven't tried the grep thing yet, but will be soon....  
(Version 1.0)