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Together - 2.1.3

keep your stuff together and find it again

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Version 2.1.3:	Not rated (0.0)
Selected Version:	2.1.3
Release Date:	2008-06-12
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 2.1.3):	725
Downloads (all versions):	27,224
Price:	$39.00

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Product Description:

Together (formerly KIT - Keep It Together) is an application for storing, organizing, editing and previewing all kinds of files and can find them again quickly.

Just about anything can be dragged to Together's main window or Shelf for safe keeping. The Shelf is a system-wide window that appears as a tab on the side of the screen, which can also be used to browse and search the library, access favorites items and make quick notes.

Items can be organized into groups and folders. Folders work just like in the Finder, while groups can collect files from different places together, much like iTunes playlists. Items can be color-coded with labels and tagged. Smart Groups do the work of staying organized for you.

Together uses Spotlight to search the contents of all kinds of files as you type. Together can also encrypt documents, imports files in the background to ensure the library is always available and supports multiple libraries. Together can also sync with .Mac.

What's new in this version:

When searching filenames, labels and tags, Together now tries to match any rather than all words.
Fixed a crash that could occur when indexing files in the background.
Fixed a problem saving notes with file attachments and no text.
Temporary files created when saving Excel 97 - 2004 format spreadsheets are no longer automatically imported.
When moving imported files to folders using the Shelf's import options, Together will now rename name files being moved if one already exists.
Added checks to prevent Together from linking to the same file twice (can cause problems with searching and syncing).
Fixed a problem where the library group would always be selected in the Shelf's import options when dragging text or images to another group.
Fixed a problem where PDF attachments would not be displayed in Quick Look previews of emails.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

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Tried them all and Together rules 4 me! - Version: 2.2.9, 6/29/2009 08:25AM PST

donperreault

Like the title says Together rules. One of the least talked about features is the ability to edit an imported Web Archive. I edit all of my Web Archive's and remove all the add's, comments and any unwanted information. Not only does this speed up loading of the Web Archive in the future because the web rendering engine doesn't have to go online and download the linked ad images but it saves much needed disk space. The developer is constantly improving and releasing updates. When was the last time Bare Bones software updated Yojimbo? Don't get me wrong Yojimbo is a great utility if you want a bare bones utility (no pun intended, honest) but if looking for a full featured saving utility then Together is the BEST!

Better than Yojimbo - Version: 2.2.8, 4/25/2009 05:10AM PST

hanshoff22

After using Yojimbo for years, I found Together had more things I wanted. The absolute BEST feature for me is being able to edit my web archives. After saving a webpage to Together, you can do things like remove unwanted ads and highlight any interesting text as you please. The other nice thing is it gives you handy font and color tools for editing your notes, which I use just to highlight things. (Hey, it might be nice if they added those same tools for webpage edits as well.) Yojimbo gave you no easy way to highlight your notes or edit your saved webpages. I also like the following things: you can save things using Services, you can add webpages from Safari by giving it a special link they call a "bookmarklet" and you can sync with MobileMe.

The only negatives about this program I would say are: using tags is a bit awkward (though I'm not a big tags person); you ought to be able to create, drag and drop tags effortlessly from the main view, instead of having to go into a special tags view and even there it's kind of clumsy. The other negative might be that it's a bit pricey, But it's worth it for me for the things that I want.

awesome apps! - Version: 2.2.5, 2/12/2009 03:57AM PST

cookie053177

This is what I am looking for, an application that fits my need!

you can create your own project and create notes, then pull the files together or related to one project, it may link or copy it over the files, any files will do.

I've used shovebox before, its great, however, cant put my stuff into it aside from pdf or docs.
I havent encountered any bugs or porblem yet, so ill give 5 stars!