RPPHOTO  Very useful utility for organizing client folders. Very flexible, so you can pretty much work anyway you want. Very simple so you'll actually use it. I've used it for awhile and I love it. The developer provides support when you need it, too.  
(Version 3.5)

RPPHOTO  Just a pleasure to use, and too beautiful for words. This version is extremely easy to navigate and get use of, highly recommended. The only thing missing for me is the lack of a way to prioritize or manually put into order my timeline projects, but I've figured out workarounds for the time being.  
(Version 4.0)

RPPHOTO  This are very sophisticated and attractive layouts for your work; gives a nices variety to your Pages layouts when your short on time.  
(Version 5.0)

RPPHOTO  I agree about the price. I waited a long time for this, in fact forgot about it it's been so long since the last update, but the price seems to high for a more convenient way to do what others do for free.  
(Version 2.0)

RPPHOTO  Well, I rarely review something that's just bad, but I spent $179 to upgrade to the newest Silverfast (although my estimate before checkout was more like $119; I had put various serial numbers in to see which version would give me the best price, and apparently the checkout process "cached" the one with the highest price. I didn't notice until it was too late since I never viewed the receipt. Actually, I'm using the more advanced version than the one listed here. Anyway, after a few days of experimenting I was finally able to get the stand-alone to see the scanner. VueScan Pro and the Epson software see the scanner without a flaw and without exception, and scan easily. The Silverfast Photoshop plug-in in CS4 still does not work; Photoshop freezes completely and I'm forced to force-quit everything. The stand-alone software in the newest Leopard is a living nightmare. It sees the scaner intermittently, even after following Silverfast's trouble shooting tips. I've tried FireWire and USB with direct computer connections. I'm using the Epson 700. If I'm extremely lucky I can get two or three scans out before everything goes haywire, windows freeze, options vanish, sometimes it won't even launch. Trying to use this software is a real joke, it's costing me thousands of dollars in lost time, not to mention extreme frustration. The implied features of this software are fantastic; it's too bad the SilverFast software engineers are too inept to make them workable. This is a company of thieves and liars.  
(Version 6.6.1r1a )

RPPHOTO  Interesting looking app from one of my favorite software creators. Would like to see some online examples of finished manuals so we can see what the result might look like.  
(Version 1.3)

RPPHOTO  If it works, has no speed issues, looks nice, is very useful, and has a great price I'm not going to reject it because it's made in RB! Rejecting something because of how it's created is just bizarre. So I agree with Jason.  
(Version 2.3.13)

RPPHOTO  An interesting and unique software product. I've always thought this developer should expand this to the senior portrait market since the yearbook requirements are very similar to making passport photos, and I know of countless portrait photographers using Apple computers who would love such a product.  
(Version 1.5.1)

RPPHOTO  I've used this for quite awhile now, and I'm still impressed! This is like the sleeping giant of raw processors. I own and use just about all of them.  
(Version 1.8.4)

RPPHOTO  Great work, I bought it. So far a pleasure to use...  
(Version 1.6)

RPPHOTO  Can't wait to see the phone version, this developer makes fantastic apps!  
(Version 3.1)

RPPHOTO  Funny, all of the things you complain about are things that I like. I like the fact they are making things that appeal to well know underground artist types. Creating a mainstream ui doesn't interest me, like the eccentric thinkers with a sense of imagination and vision, always bound to be the controversial ones.  
(Version 2.20)

RPPHOTO  I paid that much in a second. The innovation, amount amoount of work and artist's eye in these themes makes it well worth it. This developer is considered a visionary among RW theme developers.  
(Version 1.0.1)

RPPHOTO  Does Air actually work on Apple computers? It probably does, but not for me: every time I try to install an Air application, I get an error box that says Air is not installed properly. So, I uninstall every element I can find, go to Adobe and run the new installer. No luck. I've tried every version, always with the same result. Anyone know how to fix it?  
(Version 1.5)

RPPHOTO  Well, I tried Thinking Rock and thought it was unpleasurably ugly. In fact, I've been trying them all for months now, and I'm back to OmniFocus. There's some novelty in the others, and maybe less of a learning curve, but this is the one I enjoy using and it causes me to get my work done.  
(Version 1.5)

RPPHOTO  I like the icons. A really fresh and different app, me thinks. I use the snippets palette to collect random thoughts and keep them organized for later use.  
(Version 3.3)

RPPHOTO  The description here, or the reviewers, don't really give a detailed view of why this is a superior print driver; photo schools and graphic schools teach students that drivers such as this are well worth the money; pro photo labs always use high-end RIP drivers to save time and money, providing a higher-quality output, batch printing, ink/pigment savings and far more control than the anemic Epson printer-drivers. There are many benefits to investing in a pro-level RIP print driver, although I do wish the price was lower.  
(Version 5.8.4)

RPPHOTO  My machine became unstable too. Was a nightmare and took hours out of my workday. I noticed someone is "marking down" the comments with this problem. Must be the developer.  
(Version 1.8.5.14750)

RPPHOTO  This would be a perfect app for senior portrait photographers since the requirements for sizing, etc. are similar to making a passport. There are so many senior photographers (one of the biggest public photo markets) that adding comments and options to that market would greatly increase the market appeal of this app.  
(Version 1.4b1)

RPPHOTO  I like this calendar viewer, and use it on a regular basis now. Two things I would really like are the ability to rearrange items, and an easier/faster way to toggle between calendars so the view isn't so crowded if you, like me, have lots of calendars.  
(Version 1.2.1)

RPPHOTO  Wow, this version 5.3.2 (Leopard) as downloaded from Software Update killed my ability to see my three Airports, although Safari and Mail work fine. When I open Airport Utility it scans for ages and reports that no Airports are available.  
(Version 5.3.2)

RPPHOTO  Well, I liked this app and I even purchased it many months ago. Unfortunately, I lost my license file in the midst of moving into a new computer. I've been emailing the developer for several months now trying to get another copy of my license, with no response ever. What a jerk. There's nothing worse than software with no support whatsoever.  
(Version 1.1.1)

RPPHOTO  This is really slick (truly Mac-like), and surprisingly easy to use. The setup is so so so easy that I thought something was missing at first. I love this one. The price is not bad if you look at the competition, which sometimes involves annual fees.  
(Version 1.0.4)

RPPHOTO  Me too, I'm coming back to iGetter due to the super-sleazy behavior by the Speed Download people. I refuse to continue support for a company like that. iGetter is polished, Mac-like and nice to use, I don't know why I ever stopped using it... .  
(Version 2.7)

RPPHOTO  The name lacks creativity, like you said, and the cop image that loads with the files is frightening, but the app actually works well, and isn't ugly, although it's not a very Mac like UI.

If this company wants to appeal to Apple users I think they'll need to add the sophisticated, open-minded and creative aspect that many Apple users demand. And you're right, the "macho" image especially won't appeal to the large population of female Apple users. And most men will find it a bit stupid.

I changed the name and some graphics on my personal copy, now it looks less embarrassing.

As for the app itself, I would like to see some keyboard shortcuts and an "Open Recent" menu item.  
(Version 2008r0)

RPPHOTO  After buying the Pro version and trying a few mailings, I am very impressed. It's now so easy and so fun to make a great quality mailing with reliable tracking information, I just can't wait to make my next one. I bought a 7,000 (well, 4,000 have emails) name list from FreshLists, which you can export from their FileMaker self-running database, and import into Address Book or directly into Direct Mail in less than 30 seconds. And I don't work for Direct Mail, I'm just very impressed by their life-changing product. The price might seem a bit high at first, but after you try it the cost seems well worth it.  
(Version 2.0.2)

RPPHOTO  Looks pretty, but it's funny: the first WARNING I received while running it was for something called "Avast!.app"!!! So far it's only about 1/3rd of the way through its ritual, and so far that's the only warning... .

Hope that's not a bad sign; it would be nice to find a good app like this since at some point in the future we'll need this...  
(Version 2.74)

RPPHOTO  Sometimes you can double-click to install Stationary, but this one didn't work. I had to follow these path directions, but mine didn't work correctly until I put the file in an "Xmas" folder at the end... .  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Wow, I thought the last version was great. This new one is even greater, more useful, more beautiful. Also, integrates with dialog boxes more smoothly and more reliably... .  
(Version 4.0)

RPPHOTO  This seems cleaner, easier than iClip. Might have to buy this one.  
(Version 1.1.3)

RPPHOTO  Astonishing and life changing software; this one really gets it and is integrates beautifully into the X.5 ui... .  
(Version 1.0r95073)

RPPHOTO  Looks cool, I might have to buy this at the last minute!  
(Version 1.4.3)

RPPHOTO  Hot bookmark and web organizer app; once you get it set up, you can't live without it!

Needs a button to close the drawer, like the other reviewer said below...  
(Version 1.4.11)

RPPHOTO  Download link for Leopard is broken. I tried to search for the correct one, but no luck...  
(Version 2.5)

RPPHOTO  One of the more ingenious, useful, and fun apps I've seen. Really unique. I hope the purchase with Yep deal includes previous owners (and not just new purchasers) since I've owned Yep for awhile now.  
(Version 1.0b5)

RPPHOTO  Does this work with Leopard?  
(Version 0.1)

RPPHOTO  Wow, this is really a beautiful app. And, on top of that it works great!  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Looks useful, another app I'd like to try... .  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  I like the renaming idea, too. Sounds nice.  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Amazing offer for interesting software. Sounds like something I would enjoy using.  
(Version 2.0.2)

RPPHOTO  Will this one allow my Kodak all-in-one to work? I tried the update two versions ago, and it killed my printer. I had to install the entire operating system again.  
(Version 1.3.3)

RPPHOTO  This is a cool game, I'd like to own it...  
(Version 2.0.3)

RPPHOTO  Looks interesting since I work with so many images. I'll have to check it and see if it speeds up my workflow...  
(Version 3.0)

RPPHOTO  Very unusual. Could be a good companion to Pzizz, another incredible sound app.  
(Version 1.1.3)

RPPHOTO  Looks interesting. I like the tagging concept.  
(Version 2.0)

RPPHOTO  I've been using this for a few months, and it just keeps getting better. One of the most workable, attractive and intuitive organizers I've tried. Very unusal app for Mac, but is clean and clear and easy to use.  
(Version 2.2.0907)

RPPHOTO  I've been looking for one of these, perfect...  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  I'll definitely have to try this one. Sonds to cool... .  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Makes a great and simple quick-access utility for keeping items available that you need to use soon. I own Yojimbo, too, which I love, but is so packed with things and features for long-term keeping that it doesn't have the same uses. I really like this one and look forward to seeing where it goes.   
(Version 1.0.1)

RPPHOTO  Sounds fun, I've never tried this.  
(Version 1.2.2b)

RPPHOTO  I like the simplicity, makes it possible to keep up with it.  
(Version 3.7.1)

RPPHOTO  I wish I owned this one, could be very useful.  
(Version 3.4.4)

RPPHOTO  Wish I owned this.  
(Version 3.0.6)

RPPHOTO  Great price for something I've long been curious about...  
(Version 4.7.2)

RPPHOTO  Must be a cool app to get good reviews and have a relatively high price.

Discount is better than nearly $100, though. I'll have to download it and try it... .  
(Version 12.56)

RPPHOTO  Looks really slick compared to the other apps I own. I'll have to check this one out.  
(Version 6.1.1)

RPPHOTO  Looks interesting, I've never tried this one...  
(Version 1.3.2)

RPPHOTO  I've been comparing apps with Podcast functions, and this looks like the best one by a mile. The price is a bit steep, but this MacUpdate Promo makes it a great buy.  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  Weird, I've used it on several sites without a problem. Not quite sure what the problem is here... .  
(Version 3.0)

RPPHOTO  Amazing upgrade for an already amazing app, lots of under-the-hood fixes, and an even easier ability to implement advanced features. Plus the RW forums are some of the friendliest and most helpful on the internet, a real community of friends. I love it!  
(Version 3.6)

RPPHOTO  I like this funny app, which also actually works. Never seen an app grow in version numbers so quickly, already at number 5. It does get alot of updates, though.  
(Version 5.0)

RPPHOTO  Well, I like the color, but the ability to change it would be nice... .  
(Version 2.0)

RPPHOTO  Crazy, I never knew that, and I've been using Mac since the beginning of time. Thanks!  
(Version 1.3.1)

RPPHOTO  Works great. I've used this for awhile and highly recommend it.  
(Version 3.5.4)

RPPHOTO  This review makes less sense than any I have ever seen.  
(Version 1.4.1)

RPPHOTO  Nice looking app. I like the way it categories contexts and due dates, and has a different approach to categorizing than the other gtd apps.

A few things I'd like to see changed:

If you view by context and all projects are selected on the left, you can't tell what project the action is associated with; for instance, I always have several ongoing photo jobs, and the first action after a shoot is to correct files. So, if don't write the client name in every action, I can't tell which client the action is associated with, so I don't know which job it is I'll be working on.

Wish there was an ability to link associated apps, files, and/or folders to the note column. For some reason few developers implement this feature.

Also, wish there was an archiving folder or feature to stash and save finished actions, and the ability to "disappear" them from due date lists.

I'm currently using EasyTask, which isn't great, but I love the ability to drag actions to new due dates and have them change dates automagically; that way I can drag all the actions I haven't finished at the end of a day to the next day without going through every single item. Of course, ET uses an action date and a due date, but it might be cleaner and simpler to only have a due date for each item like What ToDo has now.

I tried dragging items in the due date view, but it didn't seem to work. I wish the due dates didn't require a time-entry to be appled, enabling the possibility of an "all day" type of list when you select the due date view.

The bold headings, and the spacing, in the context views and due date views are extremely attractive; I wish the project view showed the top item in the same way.

I like the way you can drag and drop the actions and projects; that seems like an easy way to set priorities since there's no priority or color-labeling system.

This could easily evolve to one of the best gtd apps.  
(Version 1.0.2)

RPPHOTO  Great stuff, slick and easy to use. Glad I discovered and purchased this today. Worked flawlessly in my tests...  
(Version 1.2.2)

RPPHOTO  When I try to download, I get a page of code. When I control-click and select download file, I only download an html file...  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  If you like to keep your agenda in front of you, this is a great app. The glowing comments below are true, too. And, the developer is extremely personable and on top of keeping in touch with you regarding support issues.  
(Version 2.0.8)

RPPHOTO  All the critical missing features are added with this perfect update. This is a really slick, really easy to use invoicer with the cleanest most attractive ui I've seen.

Excited to see this update I've been waiting for...  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  Takes a long time for significant updates, but when they come, wow! Very nice new features for one of the world's most stable and useful Mac apps!  
(Version 2.2)

RPPHOTO  Here's what you see when you go to their main page today:

We are currently experiencing major problems with our web host due to unexpected demand and server overload. We are working hard to fix the problem as fast as we can, but it may be a few weeks.

In the meantime, PLEASE DISCONTINUE USE OF WIMP. We will release a new version soon to fix this problem.

Thank you for your patience!  
(Version 1.1.5)

RPPHOTO  Looks very nice but, in addition to the above comments, needs a fast key or service item to collect regular web addresses. I already like NewsFire for feeds, but this would be great for regular bookmarks. Also, is there a way to search by tags?  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Don’t miss this great deal on Mori, easily some the most ingenious and useful software ever made for Mac computers. Continual upgrades at users requests, and top-notch support help make this app hot. I paid the full price a few months ago, and Mori has since become my most used 3rd party app. If you try it, I’ll bet you’ll wonder how you ever lived without this one.  
(Version 1.4)

RPPHOTO  Infinitely useful and timesaving app. Developer provides top-notch and timely support. One of those rare apps that becomes indespensable.  
(Version 1.1.3)

RPPHOTO  It migh be, but who wants to go through the cumbersome and time consuming process when there's an easy and nice looking ui available?  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Download page just leads to a Ubuntu blog page with terrible grammar and insults to the intelligence of his dad. Very strange.  
(Version 2.7)

RPPHOTO  This will be the one. Someday...  
(Version 0.9.7)

RPPHOTO  Nice, very simple, elegant, useful. Would be nice to resize the window, move the window. Seems very stable, too.  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Works great with lists such as rss feeds to MacUpdate, CraigsList, etc. A bit annoying and large when you don't need it and it keeps appearing (I think there's an option to disable it, though, just haven't used it yet). A truly unique utility, though. Wish there was a fast key to close it, and the ability to use download links without navigating to the actual page...  
(Version 1.2b)

RPPHOTO  I'm downloading this version in hopes of restoring my folders to their default icons. The last version Wouldn't let me restore no matter what tried, and I deleted every pref file, etc. associated. I even deleted the Apple prefs trying to restore.

Until this one wroks correctly, I'll stick with Folder Brander, which works great.  
(Version 0.98)

RPPHOTO  Great and useful functions, just wish it didn't make LaunchBar so screwy. I decided to buy it anyway I like it so much, and it's only 1.0 so I'm sure there will be fixes soon...  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  I agree, just keeps getting better and better, easily one of my favorite Mac apps. This is one of the few apps I use every day, and the beauty, stability and ease of use make this my favorite; I own licenses to many others, and I've checked out most of the competition, but this is the one I always return to.  
(Version 3.5.4)

RPPHOTO  Weird seeing all these horrific comments. My copy of Fusion has never given me a problem in the months I've used it, and it's always worked fine doing what I need it to do. I don't use server fonts, just stored on my local hard-drive, so maybe that's why.

I'll keep an eye on it after reading these posts, though.  
(Version 12.1)

RPPHOTO  Funniest description I've ever read of software!  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  Nice UI changes from the last version when it was an Extensis product, but not so different as to be confusing. Easily the best framing software. I agree that the price is a bit steep, but products orginating from Extensis have always been on the high side.  
(Version 3.0)

RPPHOTO  Actual price is now $299, not $499, and purchasers of the original version get a $200 rebate good for purchases at the Apple Store!  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  A great add-on for RW, makes this web software even cooler.  
(Version 1.2.3)

RPPHOTO  Very nice! Thanks...  
(Version 1.0)

RPPHOTO  Well worth the money. This is professional grade noise reduction at its best. The amount of detail resolved with high levels of noise reduction is impressive. You can set your camera to high iso's like 1600 and still have usable images. Pro-level noise reduction costs money; for instance NoiseNinja costs about the same, and gives great results, but I personally find this one easier to use. Actually, each noise reducer has its own personality, and I have found that some images benefit from one over the other, but overall this is the one I use the most. There is other noise software on the market that costs far more than this, so this is not overpriced in comparison; the noise reduction in Aperture is bottom-of-the-barrel, and it costs $500. Free or cheap noise converters work to some extent, but lack the polish and features of the professional converters, and the ability to resolve detail in a faithful way. I highly recommend this one as a great choice for pros.   
(Version 4.0.1)

RPPHOTO  I love this RapidWeaver plug-in. Password protects pages or sets of pages easier than anything else I've ever seen, plus can send stats on each visitor. Very cool, very reasonably priced.  
(Version 1.1)

RPPHOTO  Takes RapidWeaver from the "best of" category to an even higher level. This one is created by the God of RapidWeaver plug-ins; all the plug-in and theme makers around the world working with RapidWeaver are one of the most creative and productive groups I've ever imagined. These are the people that make RapidWeaver extra-special.  
(Version 1.5)

RPPHOTO  This new beta 3 is far more stable than the last two betas, and iCal Syncing now functions without deleting all your calendars. It even seems to play nicely by relaying ToDos to iCal and then to High Priority in the menu-bar. Most of the other bugs I had noticed are absent in this new version. I love the UI, the linking, the SmartFolders, and the iCal syncing. A very useful and very Mac-like app that's fun to use (and you don't have to worry about unintentionally erasing calendars anymore).  
(Version 2.0b3)

RPPHOTO  Me again. Another warning about this beta, several users have lost all of their iCal calendars with this "alpha" like "beta."  
(Version 2.0b2)

RPPHOTO  I've managed to pull better looking and more detailed images than I have from any other Raw converter, and I've tried them all. I've done side-by-side comparisons with ACR, and I can't tell you how much better Raw Developer files look, the difference is astonishing. I'm very pleased with my purchase, and love the fact that I am supporting a small "developer" who makes such great apps.

And, no, I don't work with or know this developer; I just love this stuff!  
(Version 1.4.4)

RPPHOTO  Great design and features, but the beta 2 is so unstable that you can't use it for anything. Has a zillion serious bugs, maybe more. Anyway, this is potentially incredible software, but if you actually want to use it for anything, I'd wait for the next update...  
(Version 2.0)

RPPHOTO  I've tried many database applications over the years, but this is the first that really works the way that I want; it's clean and intuitive ui make it a pleasure to work with. It's not a "design" type layout program like FileMaker, but is a more functional database with just enough extras like making a photo catalog with slide shows, etc. The easy-to-set-up calculator functions are a great asset, too; you can make quick and easy forms for business, taxes, etc. that seem to work flawlessly. Also, when I had a display problem, the developer was quick and responsive in helping me troubleshoot the problem. This is easily the ideal database app that I've been looking for, something that works well and is highly useful/flexible, but easy to use for someone who doesn't want to spend their life trying to set it up and learn to use it.  
(Version 3.1.1)