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Expensive but good 



- Version: 1.2.0, 9/6/2005 01:52AM PST
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Nick Sloan
Great program 



- Version: 1.2.0, 9/4/2005 12:42PM PST
PQXYZ33
Tiger's Spotlight is pretty good too, but by comparison it is lacking when it comes to being able to tell whether what was found was REALLY what you wanted to find.
I'm therefore very glad to see this 1.2.0 version of iPassepartout for Tiger--which is a free upgrade, by the way, for registered users of 1.1.0 (copy the old registration file to the new iPassepartout folder).
Installed and working fine. No problems so far.
-Don-
Program hangs at transparent GIF-Backgrounds 



- Version: 1.1.0, 12/18/2003 01:47PM PST
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hdoering_dotmacI mailed this to Softobe and hope it will be fixed.
Second chance 



- Version: 1.0.2, 10/16/2003 08:51AM PST
dannil
Outstanding! 



- Version: 1.0.2, 10/12/2003 10:37PM PST
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Levon River
Terrific for my needs!!! 



- Version: 1.0.2, 10/10/2003 12:26PM PST
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dlcoleThank you for this great time saving app.
dlcole
what is this a joke??? 



- Version: 1.0.2, 10/8/2003 10:56AM PST
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SaichologyMost Recent Replies: View All 1 Replies
- what is this a joke???
Reviewing your own software - Version: 1.0.2, 10/8/2003 09:57AM PST
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rootpoot
The true is only one 



- Version: 1.0.1, 10/6/2003 01:45PM PST
(1 of 4 users found this comment useful)
Walter RossEbe2 obviouvsly is trying to defend a competitor's product and to blaming this one. I don't want to guess why. So I say, I think that anyone can easily discover who, if me or him, is telling the true. Download that product, download this product. Compare them and choose. As you can see, dear Ebe2, I am not writing attributes to iPassepartout now. I propose a scientific comparison. And here the quality wins. The words, your words, will fly away, like lies in front of the science. And just to compensate, now I give this product 5 stars more, just because last time I wanted to give it 10, but I was not able.
It's uncanny... 



- Version: 1.0.1, 10/6/2003 09:31AM PST
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EbeX2If you have a good product, the good reviews will come on their own. If you have to inflate your ratings with multiple false five star reviews then that only implies to us potential consumers that the product is of low quality and cannot stand on its own.
I'm leaving a one star review just to offset Walter's double five star. And I'll not be coming back to this page, so don't bother trying to wage some sort of debate.
In brief: a clean uncluttered interface, speed, and excellent previews. For straight filename searches it beats Spotlight into a cocked hat: an unambiguous list of filenames containing or matching the search term appears in seconds. Items in the list can then be acted on in a number of ways: opened, revealed, trashed, removed from list etc.
iPassepartout will also do reasonably fast content searches in all the formats checked in its preferences. And all this without any dependency on an index.
The jewel in iPassepartout’s crown however is that for many of the found items, a full size preview of the file content is shown when they are selected. Images are displayed to fit, Illustrator files are shown at full size but can be panned, and many text files are shown fully formatted or, if iP does not have access to the format, as text dumps. While these previews are iP’s major selling point, expanding the range of known formats is also where there is the greatest need for improvement. I also agree with other posters that search terms should be highlighted in text.
Finally, it amazes me that Softobe have sold any licenses at all, thanks to their absurd demo crippling system. It is quite impossible to test properly with the demo, but pester them for a limited-time license and you may well be hooked.