TIM.DEHRING  I think the original author was referring to Apple using Software Update on Windows to force users into downloading Safari, and later on, having an iTunes update install a MobileMe control panel without a way to deselect it. Sure, Apple didn't force them to download Safari, but they made it seem like it HAD to be installed. As with MobileMe, it wasn't til recently when Apple made it part of SU and optional at that. But Apple is perfect, I keep forgetting about that part.  
(Version 3.0.1.321)

TIM.DEHRING  Regarding the ability to print cards, calendars, etc...Sure, you can't do that natively in Picasa BUT you have your option from choosing from various online services and go from there. Just FYI :)  
(Version 3.0.0.310)

TIM.DEHRING  Don't forget to complain to Apple when 10.6 is Intel only also. I mean, it's only been 3 years now since Apple produced a PPC machine.  
(Version 3.0.0.310)

TIM.DEHRING  I don't understand how this is unneeded, but another browser is welcome? There are a few photo editors (iPhoto and Shoebox come to mind), yet there is Firefox, Safari, Camino, Opera, Shiira, SeaMonkey, etc...and everyone still wants Chrome to come out?  
(Version 3.0.0.310)

TIM.DEHRING  In Picasa, go to Tools-->Folder Manager. Locate the external drive on the left, select it, and on the right, click on the 'eye' to scan always. After that, anytime you add pics on the drive and reopen Picasa, it will detect them and add them for viewing/editing.  
(Version 3.0.0.310)

TIM.DEHRING  Coming from Windows, I used Picasa to edit and organize my photos. Since it ties in with my Gmail account, I can upload my pics to the web as well as send an email from within the program. Now, Mac users of course will point out that iPhoto does all of this and more, but I challenge them to try this out and give it a test. Since I don't feel MobileMe is worth the price for what is offered, you can't beat a free product with 1GB free storage for your photos. There are also more filter options and edits in Picasa than iPhoto, and Picasa is blazing fast. I've tried iPhoto and it does do the job, but I found it to be sluggish on my 2.4GHz Intel iMac with 4GB RAM.

I've downloaded Picasa for Mac and am very impressed with what Google is providing to Mac users. Again, give it a try and an honest run before being quick to judge.

Of course, tomorrow Apple may introduce a new iPhoto version that is better, now that Picasa is out. :)   
(Version 3.0.0.310)

TIM.DEHRING  Agreed, every version since 1.5 has been rock solid for me.  
(Version 1.6.6)

TIM.DEHRING  It appears to install in the ~/Library/Screen Savers folder.  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  Not useful for web design? I'm sorry, do you still use Frontpage to do a basic page? This program is great; I don't have to use more than one app for coding, css editing, terminal commands, etc. Well worth the price.  
(Version 1.6.2)

TIM.DEHRING  The point of this software is an all in one package for AOL. This is great for switchers from Windows that are used to using AOL Desktop so that they don't feel alienated. I should know, my grandfather refuses to get rid of AOL and so when I set up his Mac mini, I made sure I installed AOL for him, and he loved it.  
(Version 1.5b8)

TIM.DEHRING  Bought this game at $5 and don't regret. Shame that Apple (probably) wouldn't allow this on the iPhone due to the content.  
(Version 5.4)

TIM.DEHRING  No review, just some comments:

I understand that you can't click for a new tab if you don't have one already. This is also under the assumption that the "Show tab bar" option isn't selected. If it is, double-clicking works just fine.

Second, the feature of opening a new page when you create a new tab is already in the Safari 4 developer builds, which is freely available to anyone with a free developer account through Apple.

I'm not criticizing this app, especially since Safari 4 is just a developer preview and not finalized yet. Just making everyone aware of the options before they spend the money and then complain about it.  
(Version 4.5)

TIM.DEHRING  Hmm, the new beta expires September 31, 2008. Does this mean it never expires? :)  
(Version 2.0b5)

TIM.DEHRING  Finally! Patience pays off. Thanks to the developer(s) involved :)  
(Version 1.5)

TIM.DEHRING  I'm hoping this program gets more active development. It shows great promise, and I'm all for a Cocoa-based gecko email client.  
(Version 0.3)

TIM.DEHRING  I'm not touching this until it's an official release. Version 9 keeps crashing Safari on random sites the way it is.  
(Version 10.0d26)

TIM.DEHRING  Holy crap, I had a LOT of words added since Oct '07! This is a gem!  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  My apologies, I believe it was as far back as 10.3, not 10.4 for the other app I described.

Also, forgot to rate the app.  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  Very nice. This isn't the first time a 3rd party developer has stepped up to the aid of the Mac community for this. I remember also that the Icon Factory released an app that would check the integrity of a downloaded file when launched (which has since been implemented into the Finder since 10.4.3(?) I believe). Kudos to the dev!  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  Since this program claims it simply activates Fast User Switching, why not go to System Prefs-->Accounts-->Login Options and check the box to enable it, which then puts an icon in the menubar and has the option to go to the Login Window?

I'm not knocking the developer, but I didn't see any difference between this app and what I have enabled already.  
(Version 1.1)

TIM.DEHRING  Hmm...download isn't working.  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  This is actually a very good program at scrapbooking. Very easy to use with good support from the developers if you have a question or 2. Overall, not a bad product for the price.  
(Version 1.6.2)

TIM.DEHRING  So I'm officially confused. It's listed here and on their website for $29.95, I understand that. But when I go their home page for this, in the title bar it clearly states: Free AntiVirus for Mac. I took a screenshot in case they change it, but as of right now, it still says that.  
(Version 1.0b1)

TIM.DEHRING  Another vote for Skim. It's free, and can do alot more than the built-in Preview app already included with OS X.  
(Version 8.1.2)

TIM.DEHRING  Works as advertised. Slow on a PPC machine, but this is on an 867MHz PowerBook so that's expected. No problems yet.  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  "If the Open XML File Format Converter for Mac is installed, this update enables Office 2004 for Mac to read and write Office documents that are in the Open XML Format."

This actually works on my PowerBook G4 that still has Office 2004 installed. Nice!  
(Version 11.5)

TIM.DEHRING  I applaud the developer from creating something like this; however, this isn't too much different than having the Time Machine icon in the menubar and clicking on it. Good job though!  
(Version 1.5)

TIM.DEHRING  Fantastic plug-in, well worth the $20. Glad to see the developer still supporting it, and the Mac!  
(Version 1.7.1)

TIM.DEHRING  It's a shame that with Leopard, you have to do a little digging just to use this. Just look at the screenshot and you'll see what I mean.  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  It works, so I can't complain. It's useless like everyone else commented, but with large hard drives, what's 50MB?  
(Version 11.0 build 884)

TIM.DEHRING  First, they have A/V for corporate users only. YAWN. Next thing you know, they'll announce IE 8 for Mac, but you have to buy the "pro" version to get standards support.

Go Adium!  
(Version 7.0)

TIM.DEHRING  The best keeps getting better. I really do hope there can be a mobile version of this for the iPhone, as long as the iPhone supports background processes.  
(Version 1.2.5)

TIM.DEHRING  Holy crap. I will send a screenshot if needed. When I go to About Yahoo Messenger, I get 98855. Yes, Get Info on the app reveals 98006. Sorry.  
(Version 3.0b3.98855)

TIM.DEHRING  Works as advertised. Don't care about the build number as long as it works. Thanks! Now, just get this out of beta :)  
(Version 3.0b3.98855)

TIM.DEHRING  Great app, I used this ALOT with OS 9. Thanks Turly!  
(Version 2.1.2)

TIM.DEHRING  Definitely worth the money. Easy to use and just simple and to the point.  
(Version 2.1.4)

TIM.DEHRING  Will not start on 17" iMac Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM. Interesting note, the crash log mentions wrong architecture? Trying to open in Rosetta gives the same result.  
(Version 1.0b1)

TIM.DEHRING  Thanks, love it!  
(Version 1.0)

TIM.DEHRING  I'm sorry, $15.95/month plus the cost of postage does not fly with me, when I can use PayPal's multi-shipping feature or the USPS site for free, just pay the cost of shipping.  
(Version 2.5)

TIM.DEHRING  Yes, that is because Netscape is not a Universal app, meaning it launches in Rosetta. Shocker here....so does the PDF plugin. Therefore, this plugin is not native to Universal apps unless we force them to open using Rosetta, which is kinda the point about wanting a Universal version of this plugin.  
(Version 2.2.3)

TIM.DEHRING  Funny :) In an all Mac office, this was the talk of the morning!  
(Version 1.0.2)

TIM.DEHRING  Love this app. Recently moved to a new place and decided to keep an inventory of everything for insurance purposes. A steal at just $15.  
(Version 2.0.2)

TIM.DEHRING  I had no idea about this app until a friend pointed it out...I love it. Congrats to the developer!  
(Version 1.2.1)

TIM.DEHRING  I also have been using this for a number of years and cannot live without it. The developer is very active with this app and is always improving on it.  
(Version 128.3)