“Certified Mac Software” means I like it. Uh huh.
Wondering where your money went? Let Money on your Mac show you all the gory details. Why? Because it’s good to track the horse after it leaves the barn. Jumsoft’s (Mac geeks with good taste) Money is a delight.
Money helps people organize and manage their personal finances quickly and easily.
9WR - Money: Mac financial tracking utility; simple, elegant, full-featured, affordable, colorful.
Bento is a personal database based on the popular FileMaker Pro. Version 1.x was anemic. Version 2.x was usable. Bento 3 is so new even FileMaker doesn’t know about it. Plenty of templates make Bento useful for nearly any Mac user. The iPhone version syncs to your Mac. See MacUpdate to download the latest version.
Bento organizes all your important information in one place, so you can manage your contacts, coordinate events, track projects, prioritize tasks, and more From contacts and calendars, to projects and events, you can organize just about every type of information you have — all from one place.
9WR - Bento: Personal, powerful database manager with views and templates for any need.
Best looking way yet to browse your iTunes collection using Cover Flow but without using iTunes. The wheel—re-invented. Again. And, again, do all this without interrupting your workflow. Uh huh. Sure. Yes, it’s distracting, but oh so cool.
Control, browse and search you music, without interrupting your workflow. Key features include playlist filter, search filter, integrated songs browser, full screen mode, Last FM, Growl, Apple Remote, Apple-flavored bezels, inbuilt notification system, desktop artwork, global hotkeys, info bar, menu bar item.
9WR - CoverStream: Control iTunes, search music using Cover Flow, full-screen mode.
Great value for web site or CD photo album creation. Clumsy Java interface, but point and click simplicity, loaded with options. Many different and sometimes attractive ‘skins’ available. None better at this price. Free.
Make website albums of your digital photographs. With JAlbum, no extra software is needed to view the albums, just your web browser. Unlike “server side” album scripts, JAlbum albums can be served from a plain web server without scripting support. You can also share your albums on CD-ROM.
9WR - JAlbum: Create website, CD photo albums, multiple skins, point, click.
The Swiss Army Knife of graphic utilities. Something of a poor man’s Photoshop but the claim to fame is batch conversion of file formats and a tool for everything. Cumbersome and cluttered interface but it works.
GraphicConverter is an all-purpose image editing program that can import 200 different graphic-based formats, edit the image, and export it out of 80 file available file formats. The high-end editing tools are perfect for graphic manipulation as well as the ability to use Photoshop-compatible plug-ins. It offers batch-conversion capabilities, a slide show window, and so much more.
9WR - GraphicConverter: Swiss Army Knife utility for graphic images and photographs.
Update to very popular web site creation applications loaded with tools. Creates XHTML and CSS using a page layout system.
With Freeway, you can quickly and effortlessly lay out your website, embed images and content, then publish your work as clean, standards-compliant HTML, and upload to your server, to .Mac, or to a folder. Freeway’s smart about publishing—it’ll only upload only your changes, saving you lots of time.
9WR - Freeway Pro & Freeway Express: Web page creator uses page layout tools, XHTML, CSS compliant.
A free standalone player for Flash movies and animation. Create and manage Flash playlists, zoom in on movie. Pro version adds other features such as full-screen viewing.
The only stand-alone application for Mac OS that is able to playback SWF and FLV files with plenty of bonus features. It provides handy movie controls, that let you play, rewind, fast-forward and playback movie files frame-by-frame.
9WR - SWF & FLV Player: Free Flash player for movies, animation, with movie controls.
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