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Product Description:
Menuet is a best of the breed iTunes controller for your Mac, with completely skinnable remotes, high-res album art downloading, and more.
- Totally skinnable remotes ranging from the whimsical to minimal to industrial strength designs
- Full hot key support
- Menu click controls
- High-resolution album art grabbing
- Open album art for track in Preview
- Menu browse and smart browse functionality
- Growl support
What's new in this version:
- Replaced art collection feature (broken by Apple) with much more robust, built-in Art Collector, free for all Menuet customers
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS 10.4 or later
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Danger!!! Do not download 
- Version: 1.1b2, 1/29/2009 01:25PM PST
andyfu
This software is broken. It is out of date. There is no uninstaller file, and as far I can see no way to reach the developers. This should be REMOVED from versiontracker.
Perpetuous Beta... - Version: 1.1b2, 12/30/2006 11:42AM PST
gryphonent
In beta since June 2006... no replies from developer, forums on site closed. Me thinks this fish is dead in the water. I’m going back to Synergy.
Beta version for $$ - Version: 1.1b2, 10/14/2006 05:07PM PST
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pos009
Shouldn't the version listing be commercial since this one is basically a short-lived trial until you pay up? (I know MS gets away with selling (what should be) beta versions, but that's a dissertation topic in itself.)
