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Feedback Summary:
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| Overall Rating: |  (5.0) |
Features: | (5.0) |
Support: | (5.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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- Version: 1.0.2, 11/30/2005 09:04PM PST
ACBIV
I really like this software. As an AppleScripter, I like the easy ability to show images and to create buttons to do things from a script. What's missing is that clicking a button doesn't return an event to the AppleScript that created it. A further problem arises because the contact address at the developer's web site bounces. Not a good sign. In the rating therefore, I'd have to say that support is non-existant, but the documentation and examples are good.
Re: Balooba's Comments - Version: 1.0.2, 11/16/2004 09:47AM PST
tycholith
iNotify is a background application (or daemon, if you prefer), so double-clicking it will appear to do nothing because it has no user interface. If you just want to use iNotify as a nice, visual notification that you've received email (as many people do on a daily basis), then there are step-by-step instructions in the script named "Example - A Notification". As stated in the documentation, just use the Script Editor application to open the script and read the instructions - it's actually pretty easy.
However, make no mistake, to exploit the full potential of this software, you need to understand some simple Applescript. Perhaps this means you need to be an "uber-geek" to use it (though I would disagree), but it doesn't diminish the usefulness of the software. Not knowing how to use the software doesn't mean the software has no use (or that it should receive a one-star rating).
Anyone who has emailed me for assistance knows I'm more than willing to help if you have problems with my software.
However, make no mistake, to exploit the full potential of this software, you need to understand some simple Applescript. Perhaps this means you need to be an "uber-geek" to use it (though I would disagree), but it doesn't diminish the usefulness of the software. Not knowing how to use the software doesn't mean the software has no use (or that it should receive a one-star rating).
Anyone who has emailed me for assistance knows I'm more than willing to help if you have problems with my software.
And for those complaining it is too technical, learn some AppleScript and get over yourselves... The more techy the notes the better, I say!