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Zooom

Zooom - 2.2.5

Move, resize, zoom application windows effortlessly.

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Current Version: 2.2.5
Release Date: 2008-12-04
License: Shareware
Downloads (this version): 1,000
Downloads (all versions): 15,994
Price: $14.95

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Product Description:

Zooom provides users the ability to work with any application window using shortcuts for moving, resizing and zooming - which increases your productivity because it's much easier to focus on what you really want to be doing!

Instead of having to exactly pick out the grow-area (bottom right) of a window for example, you can resize any window by clicking anywhere inside it*.

What's new in this version:

fixes a redraw bug when the dock was positioned anywhere else apart from the bottom of the screen.

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

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Zooom Troubleshooting ReportStill doesn't work with all Office 2008 apps - Version: 2.2.5, 12/23/2008 10:53AM PST

spjones1--2008
Zooom is great -- when it works. Unfortunately, although it works perfectly in Safari, Firefox and finder windows, its compatibility is still spotty with Office 2008 apps. Here's a rundown from my tests:

Excel: Works perfectly.
PowerPoint: Works perfectly.
Entourage: Moves windows, but will not resize them.
Word: Neither moving nor resizing works.

I've seen nothing about this on Zooom's forums for several months, so maybe it's just me. Is anyone else experiencing these issues?
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Zooom CommentaryLike Zooom a lot. A few apps Zooom doesn't seem to work w/. - Version: 2.0.5, 2/18/2008 12:00AM PST

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chastwock0
Also like Zooom very much. How did I live w/o it? (chorusing other feedback). Valuable the same way SideTrack is. Using OS X 10.5.1 on a PowerBook.

Zooom's way of using more of a gestural motion for resizing & moving windows w/o looking for a specific spot on a window w/ a mouse/trackpad will quickly pay for Zooom. Why? Because of less repetitive motion wear & tear on my body.

See freeware, WindowDragon, mentioned as an alternative. However I'm leery of haxies such as Unsanity's APE, which is required; haxies have sometimes created anomalies in my OS.

xPad: I can't resize docs by dragging the mouse inside the window; still have to grab the window's corner.

Oxford American Dictionary widget: Zooom isn't able to resize. Have to drag the corner of widget.

Works well w/ TextEdit, Finder, Safari, Firefox & VLC.

Safari: One of Zooom's default keyboard cmd, Cmd + Shift, interferes w/ Safari's keyboard command to open a link in new tab. So I had to change Zooom's default Move cmd in Prefs.

Photoshop CS: Can move images around w/ Zooom but when resizing window of opened image, window grows larger but image does not increase in size. Didn't take time to check if Zooom's keyboard resize cmd mirrored one of Photoshop's bazillion keyboard commands?
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Zooom CommentaryZoom prevented me to go back to Linux - Version: 2.0.3, 12/18/2007 02:32PM PST

wuonm
It's hard to "suffer" the OS X desktop without Zoom...when you come from the easy-moving and easy-resizing that is today's Linux desktops.
I have only one request: allow to use the same key for both move/resize and use the mouse button to distinguish between actions.

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