PHY6  I'm sorry for those who couldn't launch: I had forgotten to remove a reference when compiling.

It should be working now. If you have problems, please email me: josh@supermanifold.info, and I'll try to fix your problem.

Please keep in mind that this is an ALPHA release.  
(Version 0.1a)

PHY6  I believe I have fixed the problem; I had forgotten to remove a link to the framework.

Please attempt to open http://www.mslit.com/redirect/download/etext/?UniDecl

and let me know if it works (I know this file can open)  
(Version 0.1a)

PHY6  The timer looks good, but it runs slow on my powerbook g4. This is probably due to the fact that it is a Flash program, not a native Cocoa or Carbon application. You cannot save your blinds in the unregistered version, which I suppose is a good way to get you to register; blind entry is a slow process. Unfortunately, the $15 is a little steep for blinds timer, especially since an (admittedly not so slick, but pure cocoa) alternative exists: Tournament Timer is freeware that can do nearly everything Travis Poker Timer can, and has a much better blinds editor.

Another major problem is that the program does not support 800x600 resolution; no TV-out is possible for most TVs. Attempting to run in this resolution moves the close button off-screen, so that it is impossible to close and must be killed.

Finally, this 8mb program is not a small file, as the author claims.   
(Version 2.5)

PHY6  The application cannot handle small images. I have a 40x40 image that I want to rescale to 20x20, but the window cannot even get that small. Also, the application cannot increase the size of images.

For large images, from a digital camera for example, Drag-N-Scale works well. Unfortunately, this is not a general use application.  
(Version 1.0)

PHY6  Could you be a little more specific? What OS are you using, etc. ? Please send a full explanation of the problem to josh@supermanifold.info  
(Version 0.2)

PHY6  There seems to be a button-positioning problem when changing the size of the level editor window while the tournament is in session. Is this what your first comment was about?

As per your second comment, can you reliably reproduce the Cmd-Q closing problems?   
(Version 0.1)