ROBERTCOOGAN  Some great features, but also really needs some vital additions:

-One currently cannot import icons (folders) made with IconBuilder Pro. Old image files of icons are long gone, so only option is to import folder icon images, which DMGA won't let me do (I installed Apple's Icon Composer to remedy this, this did not work).

-Also had a similar problem: I tried to copy+paste icons from these same folders onto the opened .dmg and unopened .dmg files (via command+I), and I cannot. The icons are somehow locked, and I can't unlock them. Really irritating. Why I can't change them, I don't know.

-Image was successfully imported into the background, but when .dmg file is saved and opened, the window is slightly smaller than the image inside it. I could not re-save the folder size to exactly match size of imported image. One out of ten tries (approximately) this doesn't happen, the image and window display successfully. But one out of ten isn't exactly a good track record.

Overall the dev has made a very stable app with some very good features - but it's the missing features that really hobble this app to the point where the customizing of the overall .dmg folder/file is very limited. If users really wanted to be limited to a very restrictive set of features, then it would be fine. If the dev expanded the individual customization features more it would be well worth the price. Currently it is not.  
(Version 1.6)

ROBERTCOOGAN  That's strange - I have had no issues with KisMac on Snow Leopard.  
(Version 1.2.3)

ROBERTCOOGAN  A great little app, a definite recommend.  
(Version 3.5.4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Seems from the comments in Glims that a lot of prior Saft users are switching. Makes sense, since Glims does the same thing and is free.  
(Version 12.0b)

ROBERTCOOGAN  A very capable mail app that is very easy to use. It's biggest strength is in it's thrid-party add ons, making it (almost) endlessly customizable.

Only one minor deficiency - great it has the ability to auto-create Gmail accounts now. This is useless however, if you have IMAP Gmail like I do, for it only creates a POP account. Once I set it up (manually) it works great.

On the whole however, it work great, is very stable, and since I have had MAJOR problems getting Apple Mail to savvy with my IMAP Gmail account, the one I use!  
(Version 2.0.0.23)

ROBERTCOOGAN  This saved my bacon many times. I lived in Okinawa for four years, plus my wife is from Thailand. So I have DVDs from three different regions, and occasionally I have to reset the drive. Many thanks to the devs for this one!  
(Version 1.7)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I can't do statistics on Excel 2008 for my grad school class. Not sure if the Vista I have (home premium) is OEM or not - but it runs fine, if a bit slow.  
(Version 1.4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Definitely helped me out, now I have finally installed Vista (yes, I was stoopid to buy it, but I already spent the money), so I can now use Excel 2007.

The dev has done a great job of making a low maintenance, easy to use app. The inability to use some third-party apps while in 64 bit mode is annoying, but the dev built in a really obvious warning.  
(Version 1.4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  September 10, 2009 10:44AM PDT

We will be performing maintenance on this comment on Tuesday, September 11, 2009. the downtime will begin at 3:00AM and end at 11:00AM PDT.

Thank You,

Blizzard Entertainment

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Blizzard does so many of these same sorts of downtimes, it makes you wonder as to the reliability of their servers which require a lot of maintenance! But an awesome game nonetheless.  
(Version 3.2)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I don't want any YouTube downloader app to auto-convert the videos I download and auto-import them into iTunes. Annoying!

This is why I really like YouTube Downloader - it's super-simple to use and lets me pick the destination folder for the videos.

One small problem has appeared under Snow Leopard however, my cursor will dissapear and I have to shake the mouse around in order to get it to reappear, or command+tab to switch to another app to get it to reappear. Hopefully the dev will issue an update that will get rid of this one small bug.  
(Version 1.8)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Current version won't launch - always crashes.  
(Version 3.0b191946)

ROBERTCOOGAN  It's a shame that such a useful haxie won't be ready in time for Snow Leopard's release. It seems that Unsanity is perpetually behind the curve ball when it comes to timeliness. This shouldn't come as a surprise however, and Dana Sutton is right - all the more reason to break the haxie habit. It's a shame that the devs are so slow to update.  
(Version 2.5.2)

ROBERTCOOGAN  iStumbler is more than capable of doing what Airradar can. So is KisMAC for that matter. What Airadar has that they don't is ill-informed defensive posts.

And the only complaint anybody has really made is that it costs money, when others do the same thing for free. No complaints about lack of capabilities. No complaints about looks. Mactechhead, please read a bit more into the reviews next time. You have a lot of nerve criticizing the "n00bs" when you yourself offer very little substantive in your posts.  
(Version 1.2.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  A solid and very simple e-mail client...but it doesn't offer any outstanding features that could possibly justify the cost. If it came with an integrated calendar, or planner, or something like that, it could possible justify a $20 cost. But the adaptive intelligent software feature needs a lot more work. It rarely worked correctly, and I found it to be a pain.

Possibly a business could make use of this sort of feature - but again, this isn't integrated with anything like a planner that could justify the cost.

On the plus side, it has one of the nicest GUIs out there. But looks don't make the grade when the app behind it can't offer anything truly substantial.  
(Version 1.1.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Then the question begs itself: Why spend all of that time coding on an application when there are free versions that do the exact same thing? I am not "dissing" on anybody...for if the dev wrote this an wanted to charge money for it, it would naturally offer something substantial in the way of features to justify the expense. Consumers are not stupid, nor are they fools - this offers NOTHING NEW to justify the cost.   
(Version 2.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Ok. There are MANY options out there that offer the same functionality for free. That's right...for FREE. Why the dev wants people to pay I don't know. I'm not a GUI freak, I just want it to work - i.e., to allow me to save YouTube vids to my Mac. This does not offer anything new or substantial that would compel me to spend cash for it. There are plenty of free alternatives out there.  
(Version 2.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Great point about other apps being available in the bundle from the developer.

Trouble is, the previous comments do make a really good point - one, that this app is selling a feature that is available through other apps for free; and two, that it is trying to sell something that is essentially unsellable (see first point).

Sorry, Charlie - this tune's going somewhere else.  
(Version 1.2.6)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I currrently work with UAV's (AAI's Shadow 200) for a living, and if you are looking for UAV-like realism, this is going to disappoint you. This is simply a straight fly-and-shoot game with very simple graphics and an even simpler soundtrack and sound effects.

The Dev should expand this to include more complex and UAV-like missions, to include intelligence collection; close air support; strike, coordination, and reconnaissance; and artillery adjustment. Actual work with UAVs is both tooth-pulling boring and stressful, with none of the actual cockpit-jarring thrills an actual manned aircraft pilot experiences.

A good start, but this really needs much, much, more work to be considered a "UAV" game.  
(Version 1.4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  This app has a very nice GUI, but it costs $$$, which pretty much negates any chance at a purchase since there are free versions of apps available out there that do the exact same thing.  
(Version 1.1.9)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Darnit! I meant liked...not lied. ;P  
(Version 3.3.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I lied this too - I used it a while ago and came back recently. Great little app, great job by the developers.  
(Version 3.3.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I used to use MoneyDance and found it looks very nice, but was very limited in use compared to the bloated Quicken. I use MoneyWell now, it is a great little app - and bug free, too!  
(Version 2008r4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I bought this waaaaaaay back, and my registration ran out. Great app, but one thing that bugs me...the dev could make it much more successful if they made it web-based. I use it now but only on occasion. I can see most users buying what it can offer on the same basis, but only as a novelty item. As a permanent app, no. The average user can't make much of it that way. But I wish the devs would expand it...it is such a great concept if they sold what it can do on a per service basis it would be better.

This isn't a negative criticism! It really is a good idea..., but needs to be expanded (access-wise) without the associated cost.  
(Version 1.5.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Still no fix for 5528.17.

...?  
(Version 11.0b (3807))

ROBERTCOOGAN  Whoops...I just noticed that the MacUpdate iStumbler page says that it is a "Demo." But the dev's page doesn't:

http://www.istumbler.net/  
(Version 1.1.7)

ROBERTCOOGAN  This is very hard to understand...but keep in mind that iStumbler does the same exact thing, and is still free. It is a shame, because AIrRadar has a much better GUI.  
(Version 1.1.7)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Very nice, and very simple. Works just the same as AppZapper, but it's cheaper - so an easy decision for me.  
(Version 2.2.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Nice, but there are a ton (it seems) of free visualizers out there...why buy?  
(Version 5.2.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Super Duper does a much better job - for me (on a MBP & iMac) it keeps freezing up and crashing after two installs.  
(Version 2.4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Everything was fine, but the watermark feature was a bit buggy. Had to uninstall, but now works fine.  
(Version 2.3.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  I didn't need anything like this until a few weeks ago...now it's indispensable. GUI needs some cleaning up however - it's a bit like staring at a stereo with too many buttons - but on the whole very useful.  
(Version 3.1.4)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Very handy, very easy to use. Beats AirRadar hands-down. I have used it for quite a while (in conjunction with my WiFire), and it is excellent at determining the accessibility of local signals.  
(Version 0.98)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Very nice - previous versions were a bit unstable, but this one is solid. I agree with Mitch, dev is very quick to respond to help requests. A definite recommendation.  
(Version 2.1)

ROBERTCOOGAN  Very useful program! I have two different libraries, one for work (on my MBP), and one for home (on my iMac). Now I can use this little app to switch between them.  
(Version 3.4.5)