FLEC65  What a nice little piece of software. I have tried other windows manager apps but SizeUp is the best for my need. Simple and effective to use, with the right amount of features, SizeUp is real time saver and solve my biggest gripe with the Finder. And the asking price is right too. After a couple of hours using it, I was sold. Well done!  
(Version 1.2)

FLEC65  Really nice Growl style. The animation from the right side may be a little too distracting but the left one is a nice touch. Simple and classy. Good job!  
(Version 1.2)

FLEC65  Agree. I'm using Glims since one week now and I can't find anything I miss from Saft yet.  
(Version 12.0b4)

FLEC65  $15 for the Snow Leopard upgrade? I used and enjoyed Saft since Panther, but this asking price makes me seriously consider the competition for the first time.

I understand the need for the developer to earn money for its work, but he should have consider two things in my opininon:

1. A lower price for the upgrade for existing customers. Full price should be for new Saft users only.

2. Saft is a plugin for a free software on an operating system that cost $29.  
(Version 12.0b)

FLEC65  This apps just works as advertized. It's super fast and really easy to use. Well worth the price for saving my bacon and those invaluable images. Thank you, thank you, thank you!   
(Version 2.0.2)

FLEC65  Thanks for the tip!  
(Version 2.1.1)

FLEC65  I second that : give us the little heart back, I miss it... Or give us the choice of icon?  
(Version 2.1.1)

FLEC65  I have to agree with others regarding version 3.1. I'm not sure I like the new direction the developper takes with MCC. The beauty of previous versions of was that it's (almost) invisible and unobstrusive. MCC running like an app (with Dock icon and menu) is just too much for me, even with the new possibilities it may bring. If possible, the developper should give us the option to run MCC as menu item only like before. I will stick to version 3.0.6 for now, hoping and waiting for the best.   
(Version 3.1)

FLEC65  Media Indexer is a simple and easy to use catalog app with a small footprint and a clean interface. Price and feature fit my needs perfectly.

Version 2.4 indexes fine on Leopard (10.5.1) but every time an index is selected, the name is highlighted automatically and the app crashes instantly.

Also, Media Indexer won't remember window size and position, at each launch it reverse back to default. It would also be nice if we could change the size of the icons and text in the sidebar.  
(Version 2.4)

FLEC65  Awaken looks great, is pretty stable and has plenty of nifty little features that simply make this a joy to use. All you have heard about Jerry Brace's amazing support is true : he's very, very dedicated to his app and users. That alone has made me buy his app in a heartbeat.  
(Version 3.1.7)

FLEC65  This software don't hold the comparison with Calorie King. But... Calorie King is more expensive and have some display glitches in Leopard for now (at least for me).  
(Version 2.3.3)

FLEC65  I noticed the higher Canadian price too when I checked out. But I choose the US currency and paid it via PayPal. That way, the price was just "right". You could do the same with a credit card I guess...  
(Version 3.0.2)

FLEC65  @embraceware: Thanks! Just sent you an email...  
(Version 3.1.7)

FLEC65  Tried the demo with version 3.1.6 and 3.1.7 and tested it several times but Awaken couldn't wake my iMac G5 from sleep, even upon a clean reinstall. Too bad... Price is good, the UI is gorgeous and the dev seems devoted but Awaken don't work for me and time slips by... I need to be up on time tomorrow morning so I'll keep on with the trusty (and for now, free) Aurora...  
(Version 3.1.7)

FLEC65  I'm a NewsFire and NetNewsWire Lite user. I've also used Vienna in the past. News reader is a crowded field in Mac apps. But Postino seems well tought out, I like the feed/web toggle button. I'll give it a try...  
(Version 1.6.4)

FLEC65  There's an upgrade path for version 2 users in MenuCalendarClock.

From the developer :

"Just choose "upgrade" from the MenuCalendarClock "gear" menu. This takes you to our store and gives you the upgrade price."

Hope that helps...  
(Version 3.0.1)

FLEC65  As a recent purchaser (early September), I find such practice hard to support too. I emailed the dev about this and I'm waiting for an answer. But I don't think I will pay for a full price upgrade after only 7 weeks of using the version 2.7.X.  
(Version 3.0.1)

FLEC65  Last night, I emailed the developper asking for Leopard compatibility and the answer was "we should be releasing an update very soon". Well, I didn't expect THAT soon! Kudos to Yazsoft for this quick release, the last piece of essential software I use is now ready for Leopard.   
(Version 4.1.16)

FLEC65  I don't have any need with the apps in this promo but I own other software from Yellow Mug and this developer rocks and is an asset to the Mac community.  
(Version )

FLEC65  Great promo, simply the most useful software on my Mac. Once you begin using it, you can't live without. if you don't already have 1Passwd, jump on it!  
(Version 2.4.13)

FLEC65  I tried the demo a while ago with a 7.3Gb InDesign job containing 126 links. LinkOptimizer optimized the files down to 2Gb in about 20 minutes (including a backup of the original files and applying a slight sharpen mask to optimized images). Pretty impressive! In fact, Link Optimizer was faster doing that than InDesign packaging the job to the desktop for DVD burning.  
(Version 3.0.1)

FLEC65  Awesome! I was hoping for LinkOptimizer to appear on MU Promo and here it is! If your are working on projects with lot of large images (magazine, catalogue, brochure, annual report...) LinkOptimizer is an invaluable tool. I prefer archiving images in their original size but LinkOptimizer is great for optimizing files before sending them to the printer on DVD.  
(Version 3.0.1)

FLEC65  Speed Download is the kind of application that when you start to use it, you can't live without. No more random downloaded files on the desktop that need to be manually managed or sorted. SD keeps everything organized according to my preferences. If like me you're downloading a lot (I download and try a lot of software actually), SD is an invaluable tool.

SD is fast to launch and very stable and is so feature packed that its prefs options can be a little intimidating at first sight. But SD's capabilities are well worth the effort. And on some occasions, the download speed boost is simply incredible (YMMV depending your connection and the hosting server).

However, I would like to see some more managing options implemented in a future release : more smart folder criteria and a way of indicating if a download as been viewed/opened would be a really nice addition.   
(Version 4.1.14)

FLEC65  I have to agree. Calendar in the Menu bar is so much useful than with the widget. What's great is that MCC stays open as long as you want on top of other apps.  
(Version 2.7.3)

FLEC65  Great to see this here at this price! I was precisely using the demo since one week after seeing the review at MacApper. The ability to show events from iCal in the Menu bar is really handy.  
(Version 2.7.3)

FLEC65  This sweet little app keeps adding features and getting better over time. But as much as I love Transmission's interface, ease of use and stability, I am always disappointed by the slow download speed I get with it. With the same torrents (and configuration), Azureus is always at least twice faster.

I keep trying each new version of Transmission, but I always switch back to Azureus for its speed in spite of its ugly and slow as molasses interface.

And in the meantime, I'm impatiently waiting for uTorrent port on OS X...  
(Version 0.80)

FLEC65  I bought it at full price a couple of months ago and I don't regret it. This is a really beautiful and useful app. At this price, go get it without hesitation!  
(Version 1.2.2b)

FLEC65  Great, great game. I was playing Majhong back in OS 9 days... and now Danladgames has brought back the beloved Majhong on my Mac with style. Sweet!  
(Version 1.6)

FLEC65  I tried it and I really like it! The graphics are amazing and the music and sounds are grat too. The shared layouts are a cool bonus.  
(Version 1.6)

FLEC65  Is it 5 or 10 tile sets? On MUpromo it's 5 but on the Danladgames web site it's 10. Is the promo a crippled version of the game?  
(Version 1.6)

FLEC65  Really good looking game! Will give it a shot...  
(Version 1.6)

FLEC65  The developper's site seems down since many days now. Can't download the app, too bad, it seems promising....  
(Version 2.1)

FLEC65  I dunno. I don't have time to really try it today and frankly I find it a bit overwhelming. This is an app where you really need more than one day to play with, feel comfortable and evaluate correctly. I can see all the benefits in comparison to the Finder but I'm not sure I really need all this at home... Maybe at work... But I'm on holiday right now, so... ;-)  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  At Chris Walken: I'm afraid that it'll be the case. That's probably why path Finder is on MUPromo: boosting slowing sale now and charging an upgrade fee when Leopard is out...  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  Really nice MUPromo!  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  Tabs, Drop Stack and live preview are killer features. And guess what, Path Finder is compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 “Leopard” since version 4.6!  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  By the way, there's a cool screencast of PathFinder over at MacBreak:

http://www.twit.tv/mb38  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  Just downloaded the trial. I will use it today and see if PathFinder is really for me...  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  dlwhite: Leopard is adding nothing new to Finder but Coverflow and QuickLook...  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  Wow! This is a great app and a fantastic promo. At this price, I may be tempt to bite...  
(Version 4.7.2)

FLEC65  Great app! Amazing what all it can do.  
(Version 1.52)

FLEC65  Tangerine! is the tool that was missing for my Nike + iPod kit. It saves me tons of time creating playlists for my runs. Tangerine! can create 5 of them in a minute. For me, the best way to do it, is to first narrow the choice by genre. I really like the fact that I can create complex playlists by adding them one to another (press option and the "+" button) to really fit my workout. The BPM analyzing is rather good, in fact better than what I expected. I have to halve the BPM on some songs once in a while but other than that, the app is rock solid and works flawlessly. And the UI is a real treat to the eye too.  
(Version 1.2.1)

FLEC65  It automaticaly stored volume name in the Indexed Media pane.  
(Version 2.4)

FLEC65  Does it assign names to volumes?  
(Version 2.4)

FLEC65  Can Media Indexer import catalog from other programs, like CD Finder for instance?  
(Version 2.3)

FLEC65  This is good news, I was eyeing this app for some time. I now have a good reasn to check it out.  
(Version 2.3)

FLEC65  Nice. How does it compare with Checkbook?  
(Version 3.3.3)

FLEC65  Nice app. And the price is irresistible.  
(Version 1.1.6)

FLEC65  Try it first...  
(Version 2.6.2)

FLEC65  Seems cool. But pricy. Will give it a try.  
(Version 2.6.2)

FLEC65  Very interesting app and a very good deal!  
(Version 1.5.2)

FLEC65  I tried the demo and I must say that I like it a lot. The possibility to add my own custom fields and attachment to entries are winning features for me (espacially useful with software licenses). I'm now thinking about switching from Wallet...  
(Version 3.1.1)

FLEC65  Awesome! I tried the demo with a 7.3Gb job in InDesign containing 126 links. LinkOptimizer optimized the files to 2Gb in about 20 minutes (including backup of original files and applying slight sharpen mask to optimized images). Pretty impressive! In fact, Link Optimizer was faster doing that than InDesign packaging the job for DVD burning. I'm now convinced that LinkOptimizer is an invaluable tool for our design studio.  
(Version 2.2.1)

FLEC65  This is one of the best addition for any Mac browser. This app is a huge time saver and it'll make your Internet life so much easier and safer. 1Passwd is rock solid, well tought out and feature packed. And the devs are a real asset to the Mac community.   
(Version 2.1.3791)

FLEC65  Very useful and reliable little gem. Works like a charm, it's a must have in your arsenal. Simple interface and easy to use. The developper is very responsive too, he once sent me an update to a bug in a few hours. Very impressive.  
(Version 2.5.1)