User Profile for Radar323

User Name Radar323

Member Since 2003-10-02

Total number of Feedback Posts: 4

Total number of comments: 1

Last 10 Feedback Posts by Radar323 [ Search for All ]

ForgetMeNot 2.0 (Mac OS X)

Works as advertised and is a useful idea. There are two features I'd like to see added: 1.) An "Unclose Tab" command so that if I accidentally close the wrong tab, I can get it back. (I do this a lot.) 2.) A ForgetMeNot preference pane, a la the PithHelmet preference pane, so I can turn off the ability to autorecover the last window used when I quit Safari. (That I don't need. The unclose commands are what I'm after.) But this is quite promising and does exactly what it says it will. Doesn't appear to affect Safari adversely. Good job. [alert admin]

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Friday, August 25 2006 @ 07:30 PM PDT

Time Ballz 2.3.1 (Mac OS X)

Keep coming back to it...

I love this screen saver. Been a registered user for years. It just works and it looks great. My only question is: "Will we ever get an expanded ballz set?" Thanks for making good software. [alert admin]

Live3DPoker 1.19 (Mac OS X)

Fun and (mostly) stable

I've been using this program for a little while and have found it to be a lot of fun. They haven't figured out how to accept $$$ for money games, but if you just want to play with funny money, it's great. There's a growing community of users and I like the animations and gameplay. 1 star off until we can play money games, but otherwise, I highly recommend. [alert admin]

Radnor 1.0 (Mac OS X)

I can use Meal-Master on my Mac! Woo-hoo!

Downloaded and installed Radnor on my G3 iMac DV SE Graphite so that I could use my beloved Meal-Master on my Mac. (Some things are just too good to throw away, no matter how old.)
Installed with no problems at all and works like a champ
Many thanks to Radnor's creator. [alert admin]

Last 10 Comments by Radar323 [ Search for All ]

Maybe I'm wrong BUT

Uhhh, you DO know that this is a play on the <i>Lord of the Rings</i>, right? "One ring to unite them all and in the <b>darkness</b> bind them."

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Sunday, April 30 2006 @ 12:56 PM PDT