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G4Strip 1.2 (Mac OS 9)
current link http://allmacintosh.xs4all.nl/preview/206948.html…
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Tuesday, August 13 2002 @ 02:04 AM PDT
Startup Doubler 2.7b1 (Mac OS 9)
start. Tried all troubleshooting suggestions. Beige PowerMac G3 233/OS 9.1. 1 star for good idea, 1 star for memory test tip, more to come if bugs get worked out. Good luck <---very interested. - Kavenien [alert admin]
Tuesday, August 13 2002 @ 12:25 AM PDT
BulkLoader 1.0 (Mac OS 9)
a bit unstable. The first task always works like a charm, but then I have to relaunch it to get around bugs. I have no other software to compare this to other than page rippers which is not it's primary function. So, until I find similar app, the bugs only delete one star for being one of the most useful applications I've encountered recently. Bugs have been reported directly to developer (G3 9.1). - Kavenien [alert admin]
Monday, August 12 2002 @ 01:31 PM PDT
LogotypeMaker Lite 1.2.9 (Mac OS 9)
(the targeted market), this is a rather cumbersome piece of software that really just slow you down. First, most graphic designers are already using one of the major font management programs (Extensis Suitcase, Adobe Type Manager,Alsoft MasterJuggler, or DiamondSoft Font Reserve). Second, Power On Software's ACTION WYSIWYG displays fonts "as is" IN most high-end design applications (Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, etc.). The set-sorting feature is a great idea, but clumsy and needs to be able to work with a major font management application. Furthurmore, when I'm running several design apps, I don't need another one to bounce to (ACTION WYSIWYG is a control panel that works inside your apps). One useful feature also would be to browse INACTIVE fonts within an app and beable to activate them from there (I know that's asking alot). All in all, if you are already in professional graphic design, LogoTypeMaker (and Lite) is useless unless it can offer something new in the future. Could be a useful bit of freeware for beginners who have difficulty in remembering fonts. For the record, I am a graphic designer and am not affiliated in anyway with the aforementioned commercial software companies. - Kavenien [alert admin]
Friday, August 09 2002 @ 04:27 AM PDT
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