MacUpdate: person1229's Profile

May 31 2008

MACUPDATE ADMIN You should substantiate that claim, what proof do you have?
(Version 2.5)

May 31 2008

PERSON1229 They're not line for line, layout exact ripoffs, but they're just java versions of the line of MaxProg products.

eMail Ripper = eMail Extractor

http://www.maxprog.com/EmailExtractor.html

eMail Broadcaster = MaxBulk Mailer

http://www.maxprog.com/MaxBulk.html

eMail Validator = eMail Verifier

http://www.maxprog.com/EmailVerifier.html

This developer wrote their own replacements so they wouldn't have to pay someone else. Sad thing is they stole the names too, check the abnormal capitalization of email.
(Version 2.5)

May 31 2008

MACUPDATE ADMIN So, what I'm understanding is that a developer created some apps that do very similar things as other apps do, and have somewhat similar and somewhat generic names.

That happens all the time. Why should this developer be singled out, unless he is outright stealing code/someone's UI? I just don't see a convincing argument here.
(Version 2.5)

May 31 2008

PERSON1229 I was merely stating that they're all duplicates, they don't have any original products.
(Version 2.5)

May 31 2008

MACUPDATE ADMIN Ok... whatever, fair enough.
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eMail Broadcaster	May 31 2008	PERSON1229 Bah, enough of these mass emailers. (Version 1.0)		0
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Apple Mac OS X	May 30 2008	PERSON1229 10.5.3 fails at math, check: http://i25.tinypic.com/11jneyb.png (Version 10.5.3)		0
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Traktor	Apr 20 2008	PERSON1229 Wow, this hasn't gotten a review in a while. I suppose having control externally would be a good thing to have... several versions ago. And anyone complaining about not being able to play iTunes songs, I hope you don't ever perform with iTunes purchased songs. Even iTunes Plus songs are nowhere near the right quality to perform with. iTunes songs sound like crap coming out of big speakers. It's a very good thing iTunes songs don't work. (Version 3.3.2)		0
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Traktor

Apr 21 2008

DA-LA @ person1229

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "I suppose having control externally would be a good thing to have...", but since you seem to know what you are talking about, I assume that you mean that Native Instruments don't manufacture an external MIDI controller for Traktor.

I've heard similar thoughts from other Traktor users and while I agree that this argument has some merit, I do not entirely agree.

Why, you might ask? It's simple really. Traktor is a feature packed "beast" and as such, has a wide variety of users, where each one might use all or maybe just some features.

For instance, as I always use an external mixer I have absolutely no need for an external controller with a mixer section (which would make the controller bulkier/heavier/more expensive). Other users use nothing but the internal mixer and wouldn't look twice at a controller without a mixer section.

Meanwhile, other users rely heavily on scratching during their performances. I, on the other hand, only scratch when I have an itch somewhere ;-)

I could go on and on with more examples but I'm sure you get my drift.

I believe that building the perfect Traktor controller is an impossible task considering the wide user base and the different needs of the users and I completely understand NI for not offering one.

(The only "universal" controllers, and I use that term very carefully, that I have seen is the Lemur - http://www.jazzmutant.com/lemur_overview.php, and the Mawzer - http://mawzer.com/. But the Lemur require a winning Lottery ticket and the Mawzer is still, after several years, vaporware. Sigh...)

Presently, there are about a gazillion MIDI controllers on the market. Trust me, I have counted them ;-)

Each one with it's strengths as well as it's flaws. You need to find one that is right for you and your needs.

Personally, I still haven't found one that is exactly "right" for my needs so I muddle through with a combination of an external mixer, the keyboard of my laptop and an Oxygen8v2 MIDI keyboard.
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Jcode	Apr 15 2008	PERSON1229 Not my program, I can't fix it. But being a developer, I can tell just from the screenshot that that's one of the problems. I don't know what's "under the hood" as one might say. (Version 1.0)		0
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Foam	Apr 15 2008	PERSON1229 It's designed to look old, it's based of the original screensaver. (Version 1.3.1)		0
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Jcode	Apr 15 2008	PERSON1229 It's because of the buttons, they're leopard only. (Version 1.0)		0
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ScreenRecord	Mar 29 2008	PERSON1229 Try iShowU! It's 9.95 cheaper, and has a million more features and way better framerates. (Version 2.0b1)		+1
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Toast Titanium	Mar 17 2008	PERSON1229 Just going to clarify mechamania's sarcasm because it's really subtle and hard to understand. The world (most major companies and the porn industry) has decided that BluRay will be the official and recommended HD media. HD-DVD will soon die like the BetaMax did. (Version 9)		0
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coconutBattery	Mar 10 2008	PERSON1229 Mmm... I don't think it's working on my iBook G4 (late 2005) computer running Leopard. (Version 2.6)		-2
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DRM Dumpster	Mar 9 2008	PERSON1229 I support independent developers, hell I am one. But $30 for this, and it's not so pretty interface isn't really worth it. There are tons of apps out there that aren't worth their asking price, DRM Dumpster isn't the only one. (Version 2.1.9)		0
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	Mar 3 2008	PERSON1229 I hope you got rid of that annoying ad sheet that came down when you tried to quit RS. (Version 2.0)		0
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Lock My Mac	Feb 26 2008	PERSON1229 Meh, this really isn't necessary. It basically does what you could do if you pull down to "Login Window" on your userswitching menu. (Version 1.0)		0
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Feb 26 2008

RORO01 I totally agree. In addition, if you don't want to have userswitching in the menu bar - download SuspendSession.
(Version 1.0)

Feb 26 2008

FIREGOLDPOOSHKA no need to download anything; simply enable password-protected screensaver

voil�
(Version 1.0)

Feb 26 2008

MACMATH17 Or, open Keychain Access.app, open its Preferences, and select the 'Show Status in Menu Bar'. This will put an icon (looks like a lock) in the Menu Bar which will allow you to lock your screen when you leave your computer. You can also lock your KeyChain from there.
(Version 1.0)

Feb 27 2008

DHUFFORD This can be useful however. If you use Spotlight in Leopard, you can just use keyboard shortcuts to open Spotlight, type in lock, and hit enter, and that, to me, could potentially be much quicker than using the mouse to go up to the Fast User Switching icon. If you don't use fast user switching, these seems still faster than using the Keychain Access equivalent.

We might be talking in milliseconds, but I know that most of the time my hands are on the keyboard, so anything that I can do to use shortcuts is faster to me.

Waiting until the screen saver comes on isn't really effective either. If you want to lock your computer immediately from surrounding people (like in a residence hall in college) you don't want to wait 5 minutes or whatever for your screen saver to come on.

Just some thoughts...
(Version 1.0)

Feb 27 2008

FIREGOLDPOOSHKA macmath17, i like your tip. cheers

dhufford, i use spotlight all the time; as for me, it's an irreplaceable tool. spotlight + expos� = even better and faster; simply activate one of your screen corners for starting a screensaver and voil�!
(Version 1.0)

Lotto Sorcerer	Feb 25 2008	PERSON1229 I'd be interested to see who's a competitor for this piece of junk. This is an example of why RealBASIC is a bad thing. (Version 6.12)		0
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Xslimmer	Feb 24 2008	PERSON1229 Xslimmer is amazing. The constantly updated blacklist of applications that blow up if slimmed adds so much to the value of Xslimmer. I wouldn't trust anything else to slim my computer. 87% of statistics are made up, so I don't trust anyone who's said "x% speed increase!" but I do know that Xslimmer has saved me many gigabytes which is essential on my iBook's 60GB hard drive. (Version 1.5.1)		0
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MacCleanse	Feb 22 2008	PERSON1229 snif Is it just me or does this update smell like borrowed features ;-) (Version 1.1.3)		-1
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FileStorm	Feb 20 2008	PERSON1229 FileStorm is great! It has never failed me! MindVision support is always on top of trying to help you, and the program makes disk images professional. Just drag and drop your files in, and move them where you want them. It really couldn't be easier! I use it to package all of my software, and it's really bumped up the way people look at my software! (Version 1.9.5)		0
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Houdini	Feb 20 2008	PERSON1229 Just wondering, but why does this one trick pony weigh 2.5mb? (Version 1.4.4)		0
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Houdini

Feb 21 2008

JOKER84 ITS NOT A PONY! No, in all honesty it is due to my lack of experience in Disk Utility. The problem will be fixed with the next new update to Houdini.
(Version 1.4.4)

MacDust	Feb 17 2008	PERSON1229 I will be working hard on trying to make MacDust 3 work with Tiger systems. I hope you will be ready to give MacDust 3 a try! (Version 2.62)		0
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MacATM	Feb 9 2008	PERSON1229 Wow, that has to be the dumbest statement anyone could have ever said. It's not real money, it's real ink. You can't just print off money, bring it to your local office supplies store and expect them to take it, because it's fake. (Version 1.1)		0
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MacATM	Feb 9 2008	PERSON1229 I am mad because nowhere on MacUpdate or your website did you mention it printing. Nor did it have a dialog asking to print. Paper and Ink is expensive on a student budget you dipsh** (Version 1.1)		0
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MacATM	Feb 9 2008	PERSON1229 Forgot to give it 1 star for being misleading. (Version 1.1)		0
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MacATM	Feb 9 2008	PERSON1229 BE WARNED THIS PROGRAM PRINTS _WITHOUT_ ASKING. PRETENDING TO WITHDRAW $100 PRINTS OUT FOUR UNNECESSARY PAGES. Developer, please note, I am INCREDIBLY MAD. You should ALWAYS ask before printing! (Version 1.1)		0
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Feb 9 2008

THEDAILYGRIND You went to an ATM, made a withdrawal, and are now INCREDIBLY MAD that it dispensed your cash? Imagine how _MAD_ you would feel if the machine ate your money!

Complaints regarding Deposit-Taking Institutions should be addressed to the APRA: http://www.apra.gov.au/
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Feb 9 2008

PERSON1229 I am mad because nowhere on MacUpdate or your website did you mention it printing. Nor did it have a dialog asking to print.

Paper and Ink is expensive on a student budget you dipsh**
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Feb 9 2008

SOMEDUDE2000 Are you a student?
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Feb 9 2008

SOMEDUDE2000 Why not use the fresh, crisp $100 you just printed to buy some more ink?
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Feb 9 2008

PERSON1229 Wow, that has to be the dumbest statement anyone could have ever said. It's not real money, it's real ink. You can't just print off money, bring it to your local office supplies store and expect them to take it, because it's fake.
(Version 1.1)

Feb 10 2008

SOMEDUDE2000 I will check tomorrow to see if the office supply store will take the money, and get back to you. It looks real to me.
(Version 1.1)

Feb 10 2008

FRED3RIK Is your irony detector out of order?
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MacDust	Feb 9 2008	PERSON1229 The bug where MacDust did nothing has been found! It is now fixed in MacDust 2.61 I'm sorry for any inconvenience! Happy Cleaning, Tim Parnell (Version 2.60)		0
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iShowU	Feb 7 2008	PERSON1229 10 years and you never picked up on the Return symbol? Though I understand your position, it took me two and a half years to pick up on the Option symbol. (Version 1.56)		0
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MacPilot	Feb 2 2008	PERSON1229 shenzhou, the serial numbers don't magically go "out of date" you had to have done something. (Version 2.5.2)		0
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xMod	Jan 24 2008	PERSON1229 I'll help, email me at admin [at] theapplegeek [dot] com (Version 3.1)		0
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DashOffOn	Jan 23 2008	PERSON1229 No offense, but I'm not sure it's worth a donation. Anyone can make an Automator application, and seeing as this person made four yet keeps them separate I'm guessing they're not much of a real code-based developer. (Version 1.1)		0
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BatchSpot'em	Jan 23 2008	PERSON1229 Why not bundle all of your batch Autmator apps into one bundle? Maybe call it Batch'em or something. (Version 1.1)		-1
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xMod	Jan 21 2008	PERSON1229 My guess is that Yetirider doesn't know the value of a megabyte. Maybe new to computers? Who knows, the point is 15 MB is definitely a lot for this program. (Version 3.0)		0
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SafariBlock	Jan 18 2008	PERSON1229 You just need to format your blocked URL strings a little differently. I've never seen this. (Version 2.1)		0
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xMod	Jan 13 2008	PERSON1229 I would just like to note that at 9.7MB this isn't small. It's still just as great, it's just not small. (Version 2.2)		0
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MacDust	Jan 13 2008	PERSON1229 It is recommended that Tiger users turn off the "Check for updates at launch." preference. I'm not sure I can ever make a Tiger version again =\ (Version 2.52)		0
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xMod	Jan 13 2008	PERSON1229 Looks really great and handy! But why is it so big? (Version 2.1)		0
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Jan 13 2008

MATHLOVER914 It is because of the screenshots that are included to help users understand the features.
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Jan 13 2008

BRUCE_Y Ahhh, good explanation.

I think saving the screen shots in tighter compression, Jpeg rather than Png, and possibly cropping to the relevant portion of the screen rather than full 1280x800, would both help get size back down.
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Jan 13 2008

WILLIAM THIEME Well PNG images have much higher quality graphics
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Jan 13 2008

DNELSON Definitely use PNG.
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Jan 13 2008

CARTERA I am considering creating a non-graphic version, without any images. If you like this idea, please send me an email:

leopardmod@gmail.com
(Version 2.2)

Crazy Money	Jan 8 2008	PERSON1229 Their website says this is shareware. $19.90 (Version 1.1.3)		0
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Screenium	Jan 8 2008	PERSON1229 You've got to be kidding me, you've never heard of iShowU? (Version 1.0b3)		0
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E-Mail Commander	Jan 4 2008	PERSON1229 E-Mail Commander is great, it has everything I want, and handles variables the way I expect. I like I how I can manage the member-list within the app without any difficulty! It is pretty much my favorite newsletter sending program of all. (Version 1.2.9)		0
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DockChanger	Jan 2 2008	PERSON1229 Don't use that, Application Enhancer (another Unsanity tool that Clear Dock relies on) kills Leopard. So it won't work, and when you reboot you'll see a blue screen of apple death, which is ironicly sad. It doesn't say anything, it's just the screen before the login window, it gets stuck there and stops. Then you have to do some magical trickery to uninstall it. So, just a sum up, you can't use that, it kills Leopard. (Version 1.3.7.1)		0
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Disco XT	Jan 2 2008	PERSON1229 Hate to break it to you, but it's not only not free, it's not the best dj software. (Version 4.1.4)		0
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Website Manager	Dec 23 2007	PERSON1229 $10 isn't expensive. If you want expensive, you're looking for Dreamweaver, if you want useless AND expensive, you're looking for Pixelmator. (Version 1.2.6)		0
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Unreal Tournament	Dec 23 2007	PERSON1229 I'm looking to buy this, but no stores have it, does anybody have a copy to sell? (Version 2003)		0
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LeopardAssist	Dec 21 2007	PERSON1229 Apple sets minimum system requirements for a reason... (Version 1.0)		0
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Dec 22 2007

RC Yup! And basically that is to sell more machines.

Admittedly, Apple is conservative with their requirements but it is not set in stone. If this were the case, I would not be running 10.4.11 on a souped-up original iMac. Yes it is slow but I get to use it with software that will only work with Tiger

Apple should post recommended specifications but not put hardware checks in the software.
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Dec 23 2007

JOHN SAWYER CJS RC:

By souped-up, do you mean it contains a G4 processor? I don't remember any G4 processor upgrades for the original iMacs, but correct me if I'm wrong. Many things in Leopard won't work properly, and will outright crash, including Safari, if you run it on any G3. The author of LeopardAssist states this too
(Version 1.0)

Dec 26 2007

HOLYPOLY Oh yes, there was a 500mhz G4 (7410) upgrade for the original "fruity" iMacs made by Powerlogix.

It ran absolutely stable for at least 4 years inside my revD iMac, until I replaced that mac with a Mini.
(Version 1.1)

Dec 27 2007

PETER DA SILVA Wonder if it will work on my "Beige G4". :)
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Dec 27 2007

RC The souped up original iMac (Bondi Blue) has a replacement 266 Mhz processor, 512 MB of RAM, a combo drive and a 120 GB HD. This is "souped up" for this machine.

I never implied that I would be running Leopard on this. What I said was that I was running the latest Tiger on this even though this machine is supposedly unsupported for that version of the OS. Although my modifications were not drastic, It still runs Tiger just fine. I did have to take out the HD, use another "supported" machine to install Tiger and re-install the HD. Tedious but now I can run the lates version of Transmission (which is Tiger only) and use this as a dedicated bittorent machine. This is all what I wanted Tiger for. I don't really care if I dont get Core Image or Core Audio, I just want my software to run.

If Apple did not put hardware checks in their OS and just posted minimum requirements, I would not have to have gone through all this rigamarole just to install Tiger. And hey, if my setup acts wonky, I have no cause to complain because my machine is "not supported" but at least I have the option to try.
(Version 1.1)

Jan 10 2008

BRUCE_Y I agree with RC, that it would just be simpler for all of those with the older less powerful machines if the Apple OS installer allowed unsupported installs.

Totally fine to make it an Advanced, out of the way choice.

Dearl Apple, please add something like:

Advanced Installation Setting - This machine does not meet the recommended minimum CPU, RAM, etc. You may install by clicking the next three "Really Install it Anyway" buttons, but know that it is unsupported.

;)
(Version 1.2 DR3)

Jan 26 2008

DNELSON There is a reason they don't allow it -- it's to avoid lawsuits. They do it because they _can't_ guarantee that the computer is supported. In example: a user with a G3, installs it and either ruins their computer or loses their data. They could sue Apple because of the loss, AND that they weren't blocked from installing it in the first place.

Some people could be lucky, and the installation would be successful. Also, someone might successfully install it, and it would run really slow (they also might sue for that). On the other hand, someone could install and have happen what I described in the previous paragraph.

Also, Leopard requires a newer graphics card than most (if not all) G3s or G4s have. Those computers simply could not run Leopard.

In summary, that is most likely why Apple blocked older computers.
(Version 1.2 DR3)

Jan 26 2008

PETER DA SILVA That's not consistent: there were a lot of machines Jaguar and even Panther were supported on that had the old Grackle bridge chips. OSX and the Grackle have never gotten along well, and there have been spectacular failures. On the other hand, Leopard is supported on systems that have the same components as unsupported systems, except for the processor clock speed.

The choice of supported systems is, like much of what Apple does, all politics and marketing. How much of the user base will they lose if they dump support for this system or that system? What story will people buy? Will they remember us telling the opposite story five years, four years, two years, one year ago? Probably not.

Apple does a lot of stuff really well, and that's why I use their kit, but I don't make the mistake of assuming they've got my interests in mind, or that they've even got a good technical reason for anything they do. Public companies just can't act that way. Hell, that would be a breach of their fiduciary duties to the stockholders.
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Jan 26 2008

DNELSON I wish everything wasn't about money now...
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Jan 26 2008

PETER DA SILVA People have been saying that for thousands of years. I'm sure there's cuneiform graffiti somewhere bemoaning the way everything is about money these days... hell, the Babylonians invented bookkeeping and bureaucracy in the first place. :)
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Jan 26 2008

DNELSON Yeah... :) LOL. It just seems that these big businesses care more about their stockholders and cash than their customers. I don't think it was like that so much years past.
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Jan 27 2008

PETER DA SILVA By "years past" you must mean a time long before the foundation of the British East India Company, before Dante, before the scourging of the moneylenders, before Hamurabbi, and quite possibly before recorded history. :)
(Version 1.2 DR3)

Jan 27 2008

DNELSON Whatever. :) Interesting topics come up here...
(Version 1.2 DR3)

MacPinball	Nov 30 2007	PERSON1229 The game quickly gets very old. After less than several shots, you are able to determine the timing based on the rotation of the spinner exactly when to let the ball go and know exactly where it will stop. Every time. There is no variation in the game. I commend it's followabillity though. I have a tough time following the ball around the Little Wing boards, I can't tell exactly why though (which is driving me insane). This mini-game is certainly not worth $9.95, but I would consider purchasing if the board was a wee bit more complicated. Guarenteed sale if the board becomes more constructed, and this appears either on Promo or ZOT. (Version 1.5)		+1
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MacCleanse	Nov 14 2007	PERSON1229 It's a REALBasic application, this will never happen and is impossible for any REALBasic made application. (Version 1.0.8)		0
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XsTrimmerLite	Nov 12 2007	PERSON1229 Rosetta. (Version 2.0.1)		0
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QuickSnap	Oct 8 2007	PERSON1229 There's always Command-Shift-4 lol (Version 1.2.1)		0
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Trampoline	Sep 23 2007	PERSON1229 If you're into app switching a lot, try Apple-Tab. Trampoline is a great app launcher, but I find Apple-Tab works a lot better for switching through already open apps. (Version 2.2.2)		0
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CosmoPod	Sep 20 2007	PERSON1229 Aie, everyone's always mad at the people who make shareware. They think that just because it has a price tag, it's the wrong way to go. CosmoPod looks like a really good idea, and is well worth the small asking price. (Version 1.9.1)		0
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RAW Trash	Sep 16 2007	PERSON1229 Empty Trash, put in sensitive data, Secure Empty Trash. Done, and I've saved myself 10 bucks. (Version 1.0)		0
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Dock Candy	Aug 31 2007	PERSON1229 This doesn't actually do anything, does it? (Version 1.0)		0
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ProStockMaster	Aug 24 2007	PERSON1229 Hm, there's been a sudden uprise in Java shareware recently. I wonder what the cause is. (Version 1.3.2)		0
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iShowU	Aug 22 2007	PERSON1229 Oli, if you want greed, look toward Ambrosia for their 80 dollar version. (Version 1.44)		0
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MacDust	Aug 17 2007	PERSON1229 Roger, keep in mind it's not a force-empty-trash, and that if the folders were locked or in-use that MacDust would not have deleted them. (Version 1.5)		0
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MacDust	Aug 17 2007	PERSON1229 @logfla Look at the screenshot for starters - neither Onyx nor Cocktail do any of that... Then there's the torrent apps cleaning Also the more controlled browser cleaning. MacDust isn't perfect, and there's always more to add, so I'd love to hear suggestions! (Version 1.5)		0
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MacDust	Aug 17 2007	PERSON1229 DRAD, that's a very good idea, I'll see if I can add that! Dave, you haven't even tried MacDust (it's not even on your recently downloaded apps, you haven't even looked into giving it a shot!), you can't say that you know everything it does! MacDust does many things it's free, and even it's shareware competitors can't! (Version 1.5)		0
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MacDust	Aug 17 2007	PERSON1229 @mememe: Look at the screenshot for starters. Then there's the torrent apps cleaning Also the more controlled browser cleaning. MacDust isn't perfect, and there's always more to add, so I'd love to hear suggestions! (Version 1.5)		0
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MacDust	Aug 17 2007	PERSON1229 Natallica, yes, lots. DGD, I'm glad I saved you five seconds =D (Version 1.5)		0
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Pack it Down	Aug 16 2007	PERSON1229 Actually, that's a very bad way to do it. 1) some people don't have a mighty mouse 2) that adds extra files that a windows computer _will_ see and it doesn't look too professional. I personally enjoy CocoaZip. (Version 1.0)		0
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SmallScreenX	Aug 13 2007	PERSON1229 Not Universal. It's Intel only =( (Version 2.3)		0
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SmallScreenX

Aug 13 2007

MACUPDATE ADMIN Yes, I can verify that a 'Get Info' command issued against the app reveals it is Intel only. The developer has been notified.
(Version 2.3)

SmallScreenX

Aug 13 2007

MACUPDATE ADMIN Ok, you should redownload the file, it is now universal.
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MacDust	Jul 31 2007	PERSON1229 When I host on my website, a good majority of people seem to have issues getting good download speeds, some not at all. (Version 1.41)		0
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MacDust	Jul 26 2007	PERSON1229 I can't believe how dumb some people really are. Reading other reviews from versions PRIOR TO 1.0! and then writing their own WITHOUT trying the software? You can't even download the versions that did that anymore! And it's not /Library/Receipts for the last time, it _was_ ~/Library/Receipts which is in fact, perfectly safe to remove. I can almost guarantee I've been using Mac longer than you, MacGurl so please don't question my knowledge of how things work. (Version 1.41)		0
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MacDust	Jul 25 2007	PERSON1229 I know the feeling of being too young or just completely out of money to buy an application you really have your eye on. Just send me an email if you really want a license, and I'll be happy to help you. (Version 1.41)		0
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MacDust	Jul 24 2007	PERSON1229 I have listened to the people. More than one user (I have no idea what they were thinking) told me that they don't trust freeware to clean their computer. Five dollars is all I ask, it isn't much, I don't see why people are making such a big deal over it. Many people have told me that it's quite the deal for the level of support and the constant (free) updates. (Version 1.4)		0
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MacDust	Jun 5 2007	PERSON1229 MacDust does not do system maintainance cleaning by running the scripts included with Mac OS X by apple. MacDust cleans specific applications in a specialized way. MacDust is not, and should not be used for system maintainance. MacDust is designed for cleaning up after specific applications. (Version 1.2)		0
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MacDust	Jun 5 2007	PERSON1229 No, it can't. MacDust does it's own little thing, any other application listed may do some kind of cleaning, but MacDust is specialized for certian applications. (Version 1.2)		0
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Jul 24 2007

DNELSON How about freeware? This $5 thing is unnecessary! Listen to these people! They expect more out of freeware, let alone SHAREWARE!!!

I loved the little application UNTIL it turned shareware.
(Version 1.4)

Jul 24 2007

PERSON1229 I have listened to the people.

More than one user (I have no idea what they were thinking) told me that they don't trust freeware to clean their computer.

Five dollars is all I ask, it isn't much, I don't see why people are making such a big deal over it. Many people have told me that it's quite the deal for the level of support and the constant (free) updates.
(Version 1.4)

Jul 25 2007

DNELSON True. But, for us who want maintenance and aren't old enough for a credit card, etc. can't buy any of these products. Freeware is just as good, and if you think so too, so these people by making a really good product without charge! There are MANY GREAT freeware programs!
(Version 1.41)

Jul 25 2007

PERSON1229 I know the feeling of being too young or just completely out of money to buy an application you really have your eye on. Just send me an email if you really want a license, and I'll be happy to help you.
(Version 1.41)