ACCOUNTCLOSED  Purchase requires account creation. Worse, developer did not respond in a week to email reporting cart issues including refusal of three legitmate card numbers. Suggestion: Use goSecure instead (search macupdate): same price in $ US, equivalent or better performance, responsive and friendly developer.  
(Version 1.0.5)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Follow-up to last post. Found it in user/application support/mumenu. Whew.  
(Version 2.1.2)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  This app allows you to create custom icon sets by dragging image files into little wells in the prefs dialogue. Does ANYBODY know how to delete these custom sets? Have looked in the app's package contents, system preferences folder, library/application support—the developer must have wanted to hide the hell out of these things. Anybody? Thanks.  
(Version 2.1.2)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  A beautful, well executed app, unlike anything else out there at the time of this review. The developer is a responsive, generous guy with a lot of talent and a rare sense of design. Download this and donate to support further development.  
(Version 0.3)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  While the calendar is attractive, it fails to automatically update to the current day, and this has to be done manually. Worse, there is no way on the developer's site to request support other than posting on a forum. Every attempt to search the forum for info from the user community on this issue returns zero hits and an error message, regardless of the search string. IMO, the developer is failing to provide even minimal support for this product—a failing unmitigated by Elgenclock's status as freeware. If you're going to put out a product for people to use, at least be available to respond to requests. It appears as though the developer essentially has abandoned this worthy app. That, coupled with the difficulty using the site to obtain support in my view justify the low rating. At present, if you use Elgenclock, you're using it "as is," and having to manually update it daily is an annoyance that the developer ought to fix promptly.  
(Version 0.3)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  $22 US for a color picker? give me a break.  
(Version 2.1)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  to T7: No need to take a tone. Recent posts were not "complaining." Most, including mine, were reporting issues. That's what beta software is about, and it's useful to others to put up such posts ASAP. I resolved the issue by removing Glims from /Library/InputManagers and /Library/Application Support. To others. Please keep "complaining" if you find a problem.  
(Version 4.0b1)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Wouldn't launch under 10.5.6 on my Intel MacBook Pro. Dock shows app loading, then quits.   
(Version 4.0b1)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  A demo with mandatory registration? Pretty soon Apple will require users to bend over and cough before accessing their web site.  
(Version 09)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  All day, no emai with link to download the demo. Customer support said it would arrive "within the hour"—seven hours ago. Filemaker, before making e a demo available, you might want to have your act together so people actually can download it. A poor showing, especially for a major player.   
(Version 10)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  MUMenu is no longer returning the "can't parse" error, but it's also failing to update. Whatever problems MU is having with this, they're taking a long time to fix. Users loyal enough to have installed MUMenu deserve an update posted on the MU home page, IMO. Patience while techies fix a problem is one thing; patience in the dark is something else.  
(Version 2.1.2)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  A nice idea, but sloppily coded. Setting prefs to launch the app on startup works intermittently at best, often not at all, making it necessary for the user to add the app manually to login items. Worse, when the app does load, it deploys its dropdown menu from the menu bar automatically, making it necessary to close it each time. Developer has not responded to email request for support regarding these issues. This is one of those apps that looks great, but one quickly learns that the looks aren't worth the headaches.   
(Version 1.0)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Shmelding, you're brilliant.   
(Version 0.3)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Sweet little app. Download link grabs Italian version. English localization available?   
(Version 1.0b)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  If you aim to wait for this developer to deliver a release of "Nighthawk" (now nearly a YEAR past the announced beta release date), think twice. It is a supreme irony that this company took the name "NOW Software." NUDC was YEARS trying to come right for OS X, and never did. To this day, the last release (5.3.2) remains quirky, and the last Leopard update available on the developer's site is dated 07 APRIL, with no ETA info on Nighthawk—not that we could believe any timetable they offered, they've moved it back so many times. After tearing my hair out over bugs that survived release after release and getting no response from the company to repeat emails, or a blithe "we're working on it," I figured they had a covert plan to run the company into the ground for the write-off, since nothing else explains such striding and relentless irresponsibility to customers. The sad bit is that NUDC in its day (pre-OS X) was far and away the best program of its kind for Mac. The much touted "Nighthawk," if it ever arrives, probably will live up to the rotten reputation this company has worked hard to earn.  
(Version 5.3.2)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  I think that many of us loyal Eudora fans were thrilled to hear that a company had picked up the project of development of a true Eudora and Eudora-like successor, given the glaring failure of tje so-called "Eudora 8" based on Thunderbird, which doesn't come up to Eudora's ankles. This company, however, has seriously dropped the ball. As other reviewers have noted, this is hardly beta software. Out of 17 areas in the Settings file, only two are live; the others show "Under Development." This would be forgivable, but the web site claims that development is "close to being complete" as of 05 August. How anyone trying the software could find such a claim convincing is a bafflement. The UI is extremely buggy, the developer has not responded to emails, and tonight (11 August) is the deadline for "special pricing" of about half off. This seems to me an egregious marketing failure. If you're going to offer people an incentive to get on board early, you have to give them more than an alpha release! Users will not be eager to save even half the cost of a piece of software that's as shaky as this version, even when they're eager to believe in the project. I hope that Infinity Data gets its act together, quits making overstatements, extends the special pricing deadline so that users have something more to evaluate than an alpha-presented-as-beta release, and is able to fulfill their promise. The way the company has shoed up to date with this project is hardly confidence building.  
(Version 1.0b2)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Potentially a worthwhile app, but it fails to remember holiday prefs setting. Specifically, holiday days are displayed reversed, and this can get pretty cluttered. User settings give the impression that holidays can be turned off, but the program reverts to showing holidays on system reboot (though oddly, not on program restart during the same session). Developer has failed to respond to requests for support—always a turnoff. Low rating reflects bugginess and developer unresponsiveness. Suggested alternative: MyMenuDate.   
(Version 1.4)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  A sweet app. One consistent glitch I've found is that any hot corner trigger brings up an unexpected momentary square rectangle in the relevant corner before the expected blue hot corner triangle indicator. Not a big deal, but it is distracting, a bit of aesthetic carelessness that clearly shouldn't be there. Two emails to the developer reporting this bug and explicitly asking that he acknowledge receiving the bug report have gone unanswered—amounting to "no comment" and what appears to be a lack of good breeding. Still, Butler is a useful and versatile enhancement to the GUI that lives up to its press here on MU. Made my donation promptly, and more than asked for, as it seemed like a civilized thing to do. Now if we can only get the developer to be a bit more civilized. . .  
(Version 4.1.6)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  A solid and versatile dock utility with a beautiful, clean interface, and it's donation-ware no less. Michael is impressively responsive and serious about developing this app quickly and thoroughly. The new "Clear" option (v.2.2.2) is gorgeous—a great answer to the 2D vs. 3D question. Try this sweet little app, and if you like it as much as I do, be a sport and send a donation (calculated in Euros). The developer is earning it! Highest recommendation.   
(Version 2.2.2)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Added rating here.  
(Version 3.7b1)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  Unusually shoddy work for a company that otherwise has been diligent and relatively responsible in debugging its releases. This is abysmal, even for a beta. FruitMenu doesn't read its own contents folder, but instead replaces the Apple menu with its own version of the same. Whether this is a failure of FruitMenu or of APE on which it depends is anybody's guess. As it stands, the current "beta" (read "alpha") releases make a good case for avoiding haxies altogether under 10.5 at this time.  
(Version 3.7b1)

ACCOUNTCLOSED  This is an excellent utility. I switched from Unsanity's FruitMenu because SunnyMenu allows the user to have the same "corner menu" access, is much more customizable, and doesn't require hacking the OS. The developer is amazingly and consistently responsive, friendly, open-minded, and diligent in fixing reported bugs and posting updated releases. I especially like the user-assigned font option. With the latest release, SunnyMenu seems to have worked out the earlier bugs, and is proving stable and reliable under 10.4. Highly recommended. Grab it now. The price is low for all that the app delivers.  
(Version 1.18)