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Absolute Rubbish 
- Version: 10.0, 12/31/2004 02:26PM PST
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mindtpi
Thank God we really don't need this garbage with OS X! - Version: 10.0, 12/31/2004 10:14AM PST
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mono2STEREO
What a load of crap that the whining programmers have posted on their ugly website! Too bad that they don't have any original ideas for programming in OS X. Good riddance!
A Moment Worthy of Pause... - Version: 10.0, 12/30/2004 06:18PM PST
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gskibum
... and celebration!
Back in the OS 9 days this caught my eye. But I wasn't about to pay the 29 bucks.
The stated reasons for ending Mac development are just an excuse.
Maybe people repulsed by such an ugly web site. One look at that and I can't hit the close box fast enough.
I don't know why www.macnn.com bothered with this as a news story. Must have been a slow news day. Its shareware for crying out loud.
I can think of one or two full-on commercial developers that I wish would stop bothering us with their junk.
Gary Smith
Back in the OS 9 days this caught my eye. But I wasn't about to pay the 29 bucks.
The stated reasons for ending Mac development are just an excuse.
Maybe people repulsed by such an ugly web site. One look at that and I can't hit the close box fast enough.
I don't know why www.macnn.com bothered with this as a news story. Must have been a slow news day. Its shareware for crying out loud.
I can think of one or two full-on commercial developers that I wish would stop bothering us with their junk.
Gary Smith
First of all, with all the great (and free) developer tools Apple provides there is no excuse for applications that are this inept and look this bad - these guys have no idea how to design an interface and this looks like a Hypercard stack from 1986.
Secondly, virtually everything in here can be easily located with Google - this stuff that can't be is stuff you probably don't need to know. Aside from that, how many times have you had an error code in OS X? I've had one in the PrintCenter and that's it.
Thirdly, the price is ridiculous - $29 for the standard version is $29 too much, but $129 just for the addition of the ability to export the error code text out....!!! You could buy a real application for that. $5 would be a fairer price for the "pro" version. Plus after reading his website who'd want an overpriced redundant application that is no longer being developed? Additionally, how can an "application" get to v.10 and look this bad? At least Rice could have exited with a bit of dignity by thanking former customers - instead he has made himself a laughing stock in the Mac community
Apple doesn't need developers like this - in fact, no platform does. I'd say that staff at Apple are still probably laughing at Gary Rice, his website and his "applications"