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Nice idea. However for total compatibility it should have been perhaps based on Firefox instead of the Safari Engine. Doesn't work at all with certain webmail sites such as GMX (www.gmx.com). Whatever webmail sites Safari has problems with (and there are a few), MaileR will also. |
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Looks great, nice interface and a host of content... Pity that it can't play the very content that it hosts. Save for the cooking channels every other channel and program you try to watch is either unavailable or the 'format is not compatible with Adobe Air'. Huh? Then why on earth does it feature content that it can't play? Shame really 'cause I was looking forward to Star Trek, MTV Cribs, The Daily Show etc, etc. Oh well. |
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Has anybody been able to get this to work? |
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I've a Macbook and an eMac. I use Spaces on my Macbook and was looking for a similar app for my eMac. All I need is the option to allocate the main menu to the middle mouse button (like Spaces). Click the middle button, choose a desktop and that's it! I've tried all of the Virtual Desktop application on MacUpdate and not one of them offers the simple choice of bringing up the main menu (desktops) with a mouse button... not one! They insist on hotkeys... This is why I stick to Spaces. |
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Crikey! Very badly written and executed application. Very slow to switch desktops (you see your icons disappearing one by one and the whole process takes about 8-10 seconds). No intiutive or sensible way (mouse button/hotkey) to switch desktops... instead you get a window on the screen. I logged out with this app running and logged back in and for some reason it started up the Welcome Assistant. Dear oh dear, oh dear. |
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I've a Macbook and an eMac. I use Spaces on my Macbook and was looking for a similar app for my eMac. All I need is the option to allocate the main menu to the middle mouse button (like Spaces). Click the middle button, choose a desktop and that's it! Same problem here as in VirtueDesktops. Doesn't exist in this app either. |
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I've a Macbook and an eMac. I use Spaces on my Macbook and was looking for a similar app for my eMac. Found this. Lots of options. Loads of user configurable tid-bits... and yet. All I need is the option to allocate the main menu to the middle mouse button (like Spaces). Click the middle button, choose a desktop and that's it! But despite all the options and preferences... this simple feature does not exist in VirtueDesktops. Like Quicksilver it seems to be made for people who rather use the keyboard. Pity, it's got so much to offer and yet can't do the simple things. |
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Brilliant little application. It's replaced my reliance on DropCopy... which is still fairly good in my opinion. One thing I noticed is that Drag and Drop from Tiger/Leopard machines to a Jaguar machine and visa versa doesn't seem to work. The option is activated but greyed out in Jaguar. All in all a great piece of software, and a decent alternative to Remote Desktop if you're the Macs you want to control are closeby. |
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Simple, unobtrusive and brilliant. Works as advertised and the sound quality is good. You can also choose amongst a host of different quality settings. |
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Perhaps it was never made for Leopard... after all Leopard has Spaces. |
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Absoultely amazing! Just great for quickly checking out an audio, no matter what the file format. The effects are really useful. I used to use Taply, but have now moved over to TooPlayer... that said Taply is still very good. Keep up the great work and thanks for making it free. |
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Very good application. Fast, user-friendly and completely WYSIWYG. I used to use Taco, but now this is the HTML editor of choice... with Taco coming in a close second. |
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I'm a bit confused here. The app used to work but now I can't seem to get anything out of it. It is faster which is a good thing. The implementation of choosing your icon size is good, unfortunatley that's about it. For a start it simply does not copy the files - even though it says so. It only states 'connecting to the remote computer'. Press 'ok' and it states 'logging in' and then 'copy completed'. Of course nothing is copied and there's no progress window. I wanted to like this app, but I've tried dozens of times to no avail. Finally I gave up...and deleted it. Next! |
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Both of the links above download the Intel version only. You need to go to the Developer's site for the PPC version. |
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Indeed it doesn't work. Crashes every time and loses the name/password combination. My advice is to stay away from this unfinished thing and use Mac Fusion instead. |
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The best FTP app I've ever used. Great interface, simple to use and works very well. The support for Bluetooth and Amazon S3 is a good idea. I can scrap the silly JungleDisk software and don't even need to use Apple's built in Bluetooth File exchange (though sometimes it is handy and often more usefull). I'm pleased. |
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Never seems to work. Keeps stating that it can't connect. Problem with gMail feed etc, etc. Quicker just to open the browser. |
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Great app. Does what it says and works fine. I think Macsintx & Person1229 should notice that a Macbook or Macbook Pro is part of the requirement for this app, which is why it displays wrongly on their iBook G4. |
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That's pity. Stopped working so I thought I'd go to the Developer's site to see if I could download a new/updated copy. Here's what it said: "eCheck is not compatible with Leopard: Development Discontinued Sunday, 23rd Mar, 2008 at 4:59 am eCheck is not compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), and as a result the development of this widget has been discontinued." I'll continue to use it on my PPC. |
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Very unstable. Fine on my MacBook but keeps quitting on my PPC also. Looks like this was really made for Intel machines. |
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Indeed. I agree with the post below. This app is dead in the water. |
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No. The window's there and you can't remove it. I bought this rather poor app and then discovered Forklift FTP which can do the same thing, only much better and more besides. Also can't access my account and the developers don't answer mails. |
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Really love this widget. However the last couple days it's been stuck on one comic (the very Dilbert strip that is illustrated). I can't get it to go to any other strip... anyone else experiencing this problem? |
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Very good app, though I think the price is a bit steep. Could do with a 'refresh' function either manually or at pre-determined times by the user. |
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Works well on Tiger or Leopard. Upgrades automatically to Amigo 1.0.5 (the updated version of this app) which has a smaller logo and thus takes up less space in the menu bar. You can upgrade again to version 1.2.0 but then it asks for $20 for a search bar and hot-key access. I'd advise to stay with version 1.0.5. All in all a good app. |
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Soulslave, Simply close the application from the dock menu instead of the menubar. That way you get no popups. |
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I find this app really usefull. Perfect for changing the dimensions of photos on-the-fly for websites etc. It's quick, small and does what it says. As for the Adverts that pop up on closing... don't panic! Simply close the application from the dock menu instead of the menubar. |
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It's not whining, but obviously you're one of the lucky few. Personally I still like the software and have had only a few problems... but it's not just about me... or you for that matter. If 50% of your customers are unhappy then perhaps their "whining" is worth looking into... |
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Hi Mudflapper, I did install Leopard months back but to be honest the 1GB RAM, G4 700Mhz eMac was still too slow.
Also iDvD was broken beyond repair regardless of re-installations. The real pain was my old but trusted HP printer simply didn't work under Leopard, despite installing all the drivers (a well known problem according to internet forums). So I reinstalled Tiger on my eMac & kept Leopard on the MacBook and all's good. |
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Very Handy widget this. Goed gedaan jongen! |
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Indeed Macs with Leopard installed only display intermitently... sometimes they do, other times not. This means you have to use the app from the Leopard machine only. Also whenever adding a folder, the app states that it's going to shut down to 'reload the modules'. However it only hangs and you have to shut it down yourself. |
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The update is a little better. It now works fine on Tiger AND Leopard. I agree with the post below as to the slowness of scrolling in the main window. I still think the icons are overly huge and it would be nice to be able to configure/delete the application icons you dont use, instead of having to scroll (slowly) down to the one you want. Smaller things like a GOOD translation would help. Still, that said I still use it and find it satisfactory. For simple syncs it's worth using. |
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I'm gonna have to swap to Yojimbo. Why? Well the database has changed in such a way that any SOHO product from v.7 upwards no longer reads or works with the database of lower versions. I didn't realise this after upgrading to 7 on my Intel-based MacBook running Leopard. My other machine is a PPC eMac running Tiger, which incidentally cannot run v.7 One of the main reasons I liked this suite of apps was for the network feature and the server-based database... Well now that's gone... CHOICES: 1. Upgrade my eMac to Leopard (can't 'cause my eMac is not powerful enough) 2. Downgrade v.7 to v.6 on my MacBook (database still wont work as it's ireparably changed by v.7) 3. Buy a new Mac and install Leopard (yeah, right) 4. Keep the SOHO suite and make all changes manually every time. 5. Try another application... (which I did) I still think it's a really good suite SOHO Organiser, it's just a pity they behave in weird ways. So I'll give Yojimbo & Contactizer Pro a spin. |
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http://www.objective-decision.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=647 Bad request. The link you followed is incorrect or outdated. |
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I like the idea, however the Bonjour feature simply doesn't work. The problem is that the only machine that shows up in Ubertragen is the same one I'm sending from, which doesn't make sense 'cause other apps can work fine over Bonjour. I'll agree with HERVé 5. I also use DropCopy to send files... much easier. For Bluetooth I use the Apple's built in service. |
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SOHO Organiser 7.0 has a number of improvements that I really like. However I have Tiger on one machine and Leopard on another plus SOHO Organiser on both... Both machines ran version 6.5.4 and I used to be able to network across my macs - info entered into one machine would show up on the other etc. "Great", I thought. Enter SOHO 7.0 which, incidentally only runs on Leopard. If you upgrade from SOHO 6.5.4 and use SOHO 7.0 to open your old database then the DB will be irreparably changed. The result? The DB is rendered useless for anything under version 7 and can no longer be used by SOHO 6.5.4 or older. This is a sneaky way of forcing everyone who uses the network feature and uses Leopard to update to SOHO 7.0 - as you'll HAVE to upgrade ALL your machines. At the same time screwing everyone else over who happens to have the a set-up like my own. (ie. older machines and/or different OS's on different machines). However, as we all know this is common software company behaviour. So now I can no longer network as I used to, 'cause SOHO 7.0 wont talk to SOHO 6.5.4. CHOICES: 1. Downgrade to 6.5.4 and hope my backed-up DB still works. ...if it doesn't then.. 2. Buy a new Mac that can run Leopard and install SOHO 7.0. 3. Use another application. I'll downgrade. No big deal for me. Chronos should take care 'cause they alienate their customers and judging by the posts a good percentage of their once loyal customers go for the 3rd choice. |
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Useless for my Sony Ericcson. Kept getting error connnection messages. |
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Indeed, this update is a nightmare. Takes up to 1.30 mins to simply open Quicktime. Also .srt don't work. No subtitles at all. |
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Nice app. Unfortunately the Sinfest comic is skewed. Wrong dates, no display, locks the dashboard etc. |
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Dear Sir, Thank you for contacting CallWave Customer Care. CallWave is no longer offering an International SMS service. If you have a CallWave account, you can no longer purchase international credits, but you can still send SMS messages free to the US and Canada. However, in some countries, we had to terminate accounts due to security concerns and apologize to those impacted by this decision. Feel free to contact us for further assistance and include previous correspondences when replying so we can help you better. Sincerely, John McGill. CallWave Customer Care Representative. --------------------------------------- |
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Waste of time for me. When clicking 'save connection' I get: (Date & Time) defaults[12566:717] AppleScript Error Rep argument is not a dictionary Defaults have not been changed. (1) When clicking 'Upload' I receive a upload completed message. When clicking 'Download' I get: Error: curl: (6) couldn't resolve host 'ftp.myserverBookmarks.plist' Checked my server and the plist file is there - unfortunately the app seems to be full of bugs. Used 2 Macs: eMac running Tiger & MacBook running Leopard. |
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Been using this for about a year or more. In the beginning you were able to send unlimited SMS messages if you lived Stateside (I don't). International customers received 5 free SMS's per day... not bad. Then the international freebies got dropped but the cost of the texts (240 for $20) is pretty impressive and I've been using it regularly... until today. Locked out of my widget and account. Terminated for reasons unknown. Bit weird actually, since I've loads of credit on this thing. An email and/or explanation would have been nice... |
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Real piece a work this updte... Wiped all the extra stationery I installed - even the customized one! You may only use Apple Stationery is the command from up high!!! |
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The app is well made and the eye candy is attractive. I tested it out but could'nt find a place for it. I use 2 PIMs to organise calendars, tasks, contacts and projects accross my small home network. While testing this app I found it superfluous. It seems to be made for people who use iCal and AddressBook. If you use any other of the PIM out there then this app is pretty much useless. I agree with Dana on the post below. It's a pretty front end to 2 existing apps... however it's not enough to make it usefull. I'm not quite sure who this software is targeted to... Still, judging by all the 5 stars those who find it useful seem to like it. |
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Indeed. Discovered that gem a few weeks ago. It's my emulator of choice now. Fantastic, best one on the market. |
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Yipee! Well, it's been a year since your post and Nighthawk is.... nowhere to be seen. |
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Just discovered this little gem. Strange thing is that it crashes/quits every time I use it on my PPC eMac running Tiger but is as stable as a rock on my Macbook Intel running Leopard. ??? Hopefully an update or so soon... last one was 5 years ago. |
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After my review last year I had another go at this app. I actually use both Contactizer and SOHO. I use SOHO for the calendar function, the notes feature and it's easy networking accross computers. I use Contactizer for it's address book function, GTD feature and profect managment. That being said Contactizer is actually a very good app indeed, well laid out, easy to use, stable, intuitive. Great GTD manager etc. It's just a shame you can only sync via .Mac. If you have no .Mac account you're screwed. I don't know why they insist on doing that. I'll give it 4 stars because it deserves it. Like SOHO it gets most things perfect and falls short of a couple of important ones. SOHO's shortcomings are a decent GTD and Contacts manager plus it's incessant crashing. Contactizer needs to use the OpenBase DB system and could use a notebook system built in. All in all it's pretty good. |
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I've Safari 2 on my eMac and Safari 3 on my MacBook. I accidentally installed Cooliris on Safari 3. Now I constantly get a mini preview window on every link AND word the mouse hovers over. The preview window is always the same: "can't find entry for..." I've uninstalled, re-installed and uninstalled again. I've used AppZapper and gone through the entire set of Libraries to remove any references in the Input Manager folders etc. Restarted yet still the damn windown appears. Emptying the cache and resetting Safari doesn't work either. Reinstalling Safari is not an option since there is no stand alone installer. Pile of crap! |
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Can't say I'm impressed. First it took multiple times before the app recognised my Huawei 220 USB modem. Kept stating that no device was found, which made no sense since Launch2Net actually launched every time I connected the modem. Eventually it worked. Indeed it is fully automatic, though whether it has those settings or simply took them from my network settings I'll never know. 2 points: firstly the menubar item does not appear, even though I ticked the option, restarted, cleared other items from my menubar etc. This was a big 'no' for me. Furthermore the uninstall option I used twice simply leaves all the files intact. I had to remove them with AppZapper. For now I'll stick with Cheetah Watch which works, is free and does what is says. Will keep an eye on this though... perhaps in a year or so it will mature. |
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I just lost an episode of Califorication because of this dumb app! The copy/move process did'nt work properly on 1 file and now it's currupted. |
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Yes ITTY... and if you don't have Leopard? What then? |
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The first version didn't have the connect feature but was useable. When clicking on the menubar item I get the spinning wheel for up to a minute. Always have to connect via the Network Prefs. |
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Very good application indeed. Perfect for checking images and image editing without the need to open PhotoShop. I'm experimenting with using this as a defualt image browser instead of Preview. Thanks for making it free. |
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Hmm, "Demo works on 100MB Disks or smaller." Well I can't use that on my new MacBook then. I'd better dust off my Macintosh LC from 1990 in order to test this demo... heck I might even give it a go on my PowerBook 160 from 1992! |
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The whole idea of Torrents is sharing. This app with it's 'take what u want and go' type interface seems like its made for people who have no idea of what a torrent is or what it really means. This is reflected in the fact that it is banned from most of the good and/or private hosts. I've tried it and although it's not a bad app you're better off with Tranmission or Azureas. |
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I agree with the post below, plus the fact that this software has not been updated in 3 years. Reminds me of Palm Desktop... |
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My MacBook constantly starts the screensaver after about 3 minutes for some reason even if I have the settings to 'never'. Been trying to figure out what the problem is but to no avail. This app is a pretty handy solution! |
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I've 2 Macs (eMac running Tiger & MacBook running Leopard). It runs fine on the eMac with Tiger but for some reason when running on my MacBook with Leopard it displays shows 10 or more computers. When I click on them they disappear. Additionally it can't connect to the eMac for some reason. |
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Like it! Very handy. |
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Old Wine in new bottles... literally, since this is just a jazzed-up version of that user-unfriendly software. It can run a few apps and mostly takes a god awful long time just to get one running well. Good for gamers and other people who like to play about perhaps, but for those who need the job done, the only serious choices are Parallels (Intel) or VPC (PPC). |
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Hmm, well they've gone backwards with this update. 1. Can't connect to network database any longer. (have to force quit every time) 2. Backup restore function does not work (never did) Stick to 6.5.3 for now is my advice. |
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It looks quite good. Nice search function gets you quickly to the chosen video. The only point I don't get is in the preferences the choice of video format is greyed out... there's only the ipod video format available. But since it's still in the beta phase I'll wait. Looks promising. |
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Well it's now in English and it seems to work fine. Would be nice to be able to delete the 'default' folders/apps such as iCal etc which I never use and perhaps a choice in the preferences to make the icons much smaller. Apart from that I'm using it and am quite happy. Actually better than many of the more complicated apps out there - and it's free. PS. Time for a Leopard update. |
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Well it's now in English and it seems to work fine. Would be nice to be able to delete the 'default' folders/apps such as iCal etc which I never use and perhaps a choice in the preferences to make the icons much smaller. Apart from that I'm using it and am quite happy. Actually better than many of the more complicated apps out there - and it's free. PS. Time for a Leopard update. |
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Downloadable and Working Again! |
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I love this little app. Unfortunately in Leopard it's broken. Can't customise at all and the 'category' option simply doesn't work. Hopefully there'll be an upgrade soon. |
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I like it. However it crashes. |
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".....When you are listening to your music all day long, and when you want to change the current playlist.. what do you do ? You have to enlarge iTunes window, and then select your playlist and click on the play button." Yes! Yes! That's soooo much work! Enlarging that iTunes window is such a pain. I love TotalTunes. It saves me 2 Whole Mouse Clicks!!! |
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Well, this used to be my download app of choice when it came to websites. It really was almost perfect. Tried it out today and for some reason it simply refuses to work. Tried all sorts of sites including my own. "I know" I said to myself, "I'll update it, perhaps my version 2.4.0 is old and no longer works with Leopard". Unfortunately you can no longer download it and the developer's website is down. Looks like I'll have to switch to BlueCrab; though I'll try SiteCrawler & WebDevil also. |
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TOUCHÉ. The Develoer wrote the path wrong in his instructions. You should'nt create any folders since it simply wont work. The real path is: Library (System NOT Home) - Application Support - Apple - Mail - Stationery - Apple - Contents - Resurces - Stationery - Contents - Resources. The next time you open Mail the template will appear in Stationery. |
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TOUCHÉ. The Develoer wrote the path wrong in his instructions. You should'nt create any folders since it simply wont work. The real path is: Library (System NOT Home) - Application Support - Apple - Mail - Stationery - Apple - Contents - Resurces - Stationery - Contents - Resources. The next time you open Mail the template will appear in Stationery. |
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I like the program but like SOHO Organiser it suffers from too many bugs that never seem to get fixed. Would be nice to have a networking feature. That doesn't exist so the developers have used dot Mac instead. You can backup to dot Mac but try to restore and the app hangs... force quit. Try again... app hangs....force quit. Try again... app hangs....force quit! Try again... app hangs....force quit!! Screw it! I have to manually copy the Cha-Ching file in Application Support and drag it to the other machine. Sloppy. |
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Use IceClean. Does everything that OnyX does, is also free and has been given the same user rating here on MacUpdate (4.5 stars). http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/23860/iceclean |
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This last update has fixed the continual crashing that this app suffered since my last post. Since updating to 6.5.3 I've not had any problems. My trial has just about run out so I think I'll buy this app as it's now become my PIM of choice. My second choice would be Contactizer Pro or Daylite - all 3 apps are good. PS. Reading all the posts I realise that many people who've used this have been hugely dissappointed in the past, but maybe it's worth giving this version a shot...it worked for me, so you never know. (and no I don't work for the developers) |
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No, it doesn't work. I've Leopard installed and it breaks windowshade. Gotta wait for an update. You can check it out on their website here: http://unsanity.com/products/compatibility/ |
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I've tried this application and it works for a while. The problem I find is after some time the movie is rendered useless. Quicktime gives an error message saying that certain information can't be found and that the movie is unplayable.... which is a pain of course if you've deleted the original! MovieCat Plugin 1.0 allows you to do the same thing this app offers, so I'm gonna try that instead. |
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Sorry to rain on your parade but.... the point of this app is? |
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I've got a trash can in my Dock and I can add a 'Delete' button to my Finder windows.... so the point of this is? |
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Not bad. I've tried it out. Nice interface, however the apps that it launches are set - you can change app that launches but not the name or the icon. Decent app but I personally prefer RapidoStart. |
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Well, that's the end of that! Since my review a year ago the software did improve a little. However due to changes made by Google (I believe) it can no longer do it's job. When opening the app it constantly asks if you wish default labels added to your disk...(even if you already have them). Click "Yes" and it crashes. Click "No" and the dialog box stays there permanently... meaning you have to force quit. That was on Tiger. I've upgraded to 10.5 and it's just the same on Leopard. Shame really, this app had so much potential and promise - just read the posts - but is now just a dead Dodo. Perhaps someone will reanimate it or create a new GUI that actually works this time. What to do in the meantime......? Well, OmniDrive has a Mac client that works and gives you a 1GB account free. Also I've moved over to JungleDisk - not free but very cheap. Both apps show the disk in your finder so it's pretty convenient. |
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This application was my regular player for all .swf & .flv files. However it is broken in OS 10.5 Leopard. Haven't been able to get it to work since I upgraded. Doesn't play and has to be force quitted every time. I searched for any other player and came across flvThing here on MacUpdate. Fantistic, I was surprised. It's small, uncluttered (no mini viewers and playlist windows all over the screen) and even though it's over a year old actually works on Leopard no problem. Oh yeah, and it's free unlike this broken one that I had to pay for! |
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Indeed a good app. Have had it for quite a few years now. Just upgraded to Leopard and the interface pop-ups are looking a little frayed. Hopefully an upgrade might come along soon. |
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DO NOT USE. YOUR MAIL WILL NEVER ARRIVE! Downloaded and installed it on my new laptop with Leopard installed. Made the necessary changes and received the 'installation success' message. Just to be sure I sent a number of mails to and from each of my accounts to myself. I waited.... and waited... and waited. Where those mails are only God knows 'cause they never reached their destination even though they are in the sent folder. I sent some more to myself using my trusted ISP mail server and lo and behold they arrived. Go figure... |
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Damn right it's no Quicksilver.... and a good thing too! Unlike Quicksilver I don't have to memorize every app on my computer and then type it in to find it. Iconic browsing is much easier and you only have the apps that you want/need. Plus it doesn't take up valuable space in the menu bar AND furthermore your precious Quicksilver is broken in Leopard, so for me and other Leopard users it's useless. RapidoStart is good work...keep it up guys. |
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TOUCHÉ Fantastic idea... For Firefox. Pity it doesn't work on Safari!!! MacBook Intel Core Duo 2, 1GB RAM, Safari 3.04 and Leopard. |
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Is it my imagination or wasn't this identical app called EZMoney? |
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I used to use Palm Desktop... till they stopped updating and caring! I'm currently trialing this software and have to agree with the post below. It's a very good application. It beats iCal hands down and has far more professional features. Simple to use, good integration. I'm using Leopard and Mail's new To Do List feature integrates perfectly with Soho Organzier. I've tried Daylite and must say it is more feature-laden, however this works fine for those who don't need so many bells and whistles. Min points are: takes a while to go offline when using the network feature. Also crashes every now and then - not sure why. The Soho Notes feature is really good. Partly because it's unobtrusive (has a tap at the side of the screen). I used to use SideNote but this is far better since it is highly customizable and the Network Feature means I have the same content on my laptop and desktop. Also the clipboard feature means that I no longer needed to use CuteClips. The Print Essentials app that's bundled with this software is ok, though I'd prefer that they bundled a GTD/Project Planner instead such as in Daylite. At the moment I use iGTD which is decent but lacks the LAN network feature (you have to use .Mac). All in all a good app at a good price... Good work guys - now all we need is a GTD/Project Planner! |
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Ok. This app was really useful.... in Tiger. However I only got 2 weeks of use out of it. I upgraded to Leopard and WiFind is now broken, simply does not work at all in the new OS. Any chance of an update from the Developer? |
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So, the developer informed me about the Intel bug, fixed it and I've given it another go. Seems fine. Perhaps it is more efficient than SMART Reporter but that is something that has to be tested on a failing drive with both systems up and running. I'd buy this IF it was made into a menubar item. Otherwise I know I'll forget to launch it and I've already far too many windows open and startup items already. All in all not a bad item, so I'll review my 'review'. |
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Well, a good attempt. It's fast and stable, looks good. Now just need to add some basic necessities such as preferences, ability to set a home page and importing of bookmarks etc. Keep it up... it'll get there. |
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Well, I DID try. Downloaded and opened on my Macbook... crashed. Opened it again... crashed, and again, crashed, and again... crashed. "It could be my Mac" I thought. I think I'll try SMART Reporter. Downloaded, opened it and hey! It works. Sooo, it wasn't my Mac and the paid app crashes while the free app works without a hitch. Am I missing something here? |
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It's easy to critisize and do nothing. At least this guy is trying. There's bound to be a few people who find this useful. What have you done for the Mac community lately Mr ARGLBORPS? |
