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- Version: 1.3.1, 2/1/2007 04:06PM PST
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Levon River
This was one of my first installations in OS X way back when, it hasn't been updated since 2003, and here in 2007 it's working flawlessly under 10.4.8 on an Intel Mac. It is a true gem of Mac programming. I just wanted to acknowledge the creator for the great job he did, and it's truly a shame that this is no longer available to the Mac community, because it works as well now as it ever did.
If anybody knows how to reach him, please pass along these kudos. And if you can get your hands on this very lean and handy utility, you won't be sorry. I've found it to beat other bloatware launchers hands down. Very well done.
Levon
If anybody knows how to reach him, please pass along these kudos. And if you can get your hands on this very lean and handy utility, you won't be sorry. I've found it to beat other bloatware launchers hands down. Very well done.
Levon
File is lost - Version: 1.3.1, 1/9/2006 10:55AM PST
darkhawk75
Does anyone know of an alternate download site for this file? The main site is gone, and there's no way I can download it.
As far as launchers go, I also regularly use Namely, which is a key stroke launcher, and both Yadal and Namely are simple and do the trick quickly. One advantage to Yadal over "Namely" is you can put any folder into it, not just applications, so I stuck a Southpark and a TV series "Lost" folder at the top of the applications list, and when I open Yadal from the dock, Southpark and Lost folders appear at the top of the list and when clicked either opens to all the individual video files for selection, one click on any and they play in Vlc. I suppose I could also put a nice folder full of favorite music files preset to always open in Dropsound, SkiTunes, Play, Cog or maybe iTunes, but I haven't tried that yet, but it is a cool idea if I do say so myself and I just did didn't I? Also note that you don't have to go that far, you can have Yadal just stick to lauching aplications, and you could even go a step furhter by clicking a preference box so yadal won't open anything but applications.
Since I periodically juggle around my app files, folders or delete one and add a new one, I open up yadal's "configure" from the Yadal selections and move the apps around, delete some or add those which I wish to use more often. As you add new applications, yadal conveniently has a pop up window which opens automatically to remind you that you may with a click add that application to Yadals configuration. But there is no reason to have ALL your apps configured in, you can just set it so that your favorites are handy, eliminating clutter.
I have never had any problems with Yadal. Also, if you don't like Yadal you can delete it without any loss.