Existing users, 
Type And Creator Changer
Changes file type/creator codes.
Version: 6.0
Try This Instead
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: rogerwilco Sunday, March 04 2007 @ 09:34 AM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
It's free, it does it all, it's called "FileType" and it's at <http://www.frederikseiffert.de/filetype/> .
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RE: Try This Instead - JeffCh
It's what this company does best. Apparently. They have created a million and one applications, each one addressing one little 'niche' task. Then they charge some ridiculous amount for the program. According to their web site, their apps start at 15 Euros (about $18.00 American, as of this writing).Visit their site and you'll see what I mean. It seems like they have some new app coming out daily, and most of them seem like they were written for an "Introduction to Programming" class.
One ability I wish Versiontracker could give its users, would be the ability to filter out companies like this when we visit the site.
What AlphaOmega are doing is not precisely illegal, but it certainly seems as though they are, perhaps, hoping to make some quick cash off some of Versiontracker's more, 'unenlightened, and, perhaps more to the point, unsuspecting, victims. Er, that is, I mean, Visitors ;-)
Wednesday, September 05 2007 @ 02:40 AM PDT
RE: Try This Instead - JeffCh
It's what this company does best. Apparently. They have created a million and one applications, each one addressing one little 'niche' task. Then they charge some ridiculous amount for the program. According to their web site, their apps start at 15 Euros (about $18.00 American, as of this writing).Visit their site and you'll see what I mean. It seems like they have some new app coming out daily, and most of them seem like they were written for an "Introduction to Programming" class.
One ability I wish Versiontracker could give its users, would be the ability to filter out companies like this when we visit the site.
What AlphaOmega are doing is not precisely illegal, but it certainly seems as though they are, perhaps, hoping to make some quick cash off some of Versiontracker's more, 'unenlightened, and, perhaps more to the point, unsuspecting, victims. Er, that is, I mean, Visitors ;-)
Wednesday, September 05 2007 @ 02:45 AM PDT
RE: Try This Instead - JeffCh
It's what this company does best. Apparently. They have created a million and one applications, each one addressing one little 'niche' task. Then they charge some ridiculous amount for the program. According to their web site, their apps start at 15 Euros (about $18.00 American, as of this writing).Visit their site and you'll see what I mean. It seems like they have some new app coming out daily, and most of them seem like they were written for an "Introduction to Programming" class.
One ability I wish Versiontracker could give its users, would be the ability to filter out companies like this when we visit the site. What they are doing is not precisely illegal, but it certainly seems as though they are, perhaps, hoping to make some quick cash off of some of Versiontracker's more, 'unenlightened, visitors.
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Wednesday, September 05 2007 @ 02:24 AM PDT