GAKESMITH  Bad memory leak: after running for 5 minutes on my Intel iMac, it uses 256MB of real and 1.4GB virtual memory when in the background.   
(Version 2.0)

GAKESMITH  This works well for me. But it needs some way to stay at the keyboard when choosing a document from the document sidebar. Until then, LaunchBar or QuickSilver are far more efficient to use plus they both have many more features.   
(Version 2.0)

GAKESMITH  Maybe this should have been released on April 1?   
(Version 2.0)

GAKESMITH  I like the feature set and I would use it except I already have SOHO Notes. $10 more for SOHO Notes gets you almost all the features of iClipboard plus so much more.  
(Version 1.0)

GAKESMITH  I have been using the 1.2.22a alpha version and it has worked flawlessly for me on OS 10.5.1. I tried iGTD and OmniFocus for several days and now have gone back to Ghost Action. I find it much simpler and more reliable, especially syncing home and office computers using .mac.  
(Version 1.1)

GAKESMITH  I'm not sure how DevonThink helps since it has no Palm support. You seem to be mixing apples and oranges in your reasoning.  
(Version 6.0)

GAKESMITH  For Chronos to require 5.x users to pay for an upgrade to 6.0 is an insult to their customers. We have patiently waited for Organizer to function at a level that makes it worth starting up. For most of the version 5 cycle, Organizer has been so bug ridden, so CPU consuming, and so very slow that it has been practically unusable until the last (5.7.2) release. Now that the many of the bugs are fixed and most (not all — no due dates visible for tasks??) functions are finally in place, they want more money. Sorry, but no. There is still nothing in Organizer that makes it a whole lot better than iCal and Address Book. And Yojimbo works more reliably than Notes. So, I'm keeping the ridiculous $49 upgrade fee.   
(Version 6.0)

GAKESMITH  I purchased and have used even-t since the 1.0 version. I cannot recommend purchasing the new version for these reasons because the developer has a history of making promises but not delivering. He says that 2.0, when out of beta, will synchronize via iSync. I will believe that when the functionality actually arrives.  
(Version 2.0pb5)

GAKESMITH  Downgrade no more! Mori now has all the most important features of the past and more: smart folders, multiple ways to link files, smaller file size with much quicker file copying. IMO, this is the best notepad app avaible.  
(Version 1.2b)

GAKESMITH  Maybe you need to clean up your system— repair permissions, etc. It works for others...  
(Version 0.32)

GAKESMITH  Why would a major developer like Bare Bones come out with one more notepad/database program? There are already so many good choices like StickyBrain, Mori, and the Devonote. Yojimbo is overpriced and feature poor when compared to these others.  
(Version 1.0)

GREGORY  I use this software with OS 10.4. It works like Spotlight only many times faster, it sorts the results more logically, and best of all it provides previews of the results. This is far and away more accurate and useful than Spotlight. Maybe Apple should include Foxtrot as an improvement in OS 10.5!  
(Version 1.0.1)

GREG  While I own licenses to both OmniOutliner and Tao, I use Tao for this reason: Tao works properly with SpellCatcher X, OmniOutliner 3.0 does not. The same applies to Grammarian X and other programs. This is because Tao conforms to Apple’s prescribed input methods. OmniOutliner 3.0 does not.  
(Version 3.0.3b1)

ANONYMOUS  The spinning ball of death is gone! Now it’s the fastest browser around and even the mail section works well. I’M IMPRESSED!  
(Version 8.0b1)

GREGORY  This app is unique (at least since Skin Hunt Notes is no longer being developed) in the way it is integrated with the Finder. Add files to the EZNote document folder and they appear in EzNote. Easy to backup and never a question about import and export of compatible files.  
(Version 1.0)

GREGORY  I use this daily. I have found it to be accurate, very reliable, and trouble free.  
(Version 1.0.5)

GREG  This is beta level software sold at a premium price. It usually takes three or four attempts just to get the software to start up (just like an early beta!). Unless you need a specific feature and you are willing to put up with much frustration, there is no reason to use this software when Palm Desktop is available. I’m sure they will fix the problems eventually (did you see the number of fixes in 4.0.3 update?) but by then they will charge a hefty upgrade fee.  
(Version 4.0.3)

ANONYMOUS  I’ve been using OmniWeb 4 and then 5 for over a year. I’ve enjoyed the many features but it was always very slow compared to many free browsers. With this release, I've got it all: great unique features, beautiful rendering, and plenty of speed. It’s worth the price.  
(Version 5.1b1)

GREG SMITH  With 2.0.1, Nisus Express is my word processor of choice. It has the features and “feel” that make it just right for working in OS X. It is unfortunate that previous releases have had such annoying bugs that potential users have been put off from even trying the product. Now that has changed. It’s time to give NE a second chance.  
(Version 2.0.1)

COCOANUTPASTOR  This is an outstanding word processor. I own Word 2004, Mellel, and Nisus Writer Express, but this is the one I turn to most often because it combines an abundance of usable features, lightening speed, and rock-solid reliability. And now it works great with Spell Catcher X.  
(Version 3.6.1)

COCOANUTPASTOR  Along with Launch Bar, this is the best utility investment I have made. I am constantly finding new uses and expanded possibilities or organizing my work. The best!  
(Version 3.1.1)