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User Name mwilke
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Asaph 0.5.5 (Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows 2000)
I've been using Asaph for single page worship charts for a year now, and now I'm using it to quickly learn songs for a cover band I'm working with. I like how it reduces the size of the chart to fit one page. For two page charts, I still use my trusty MS Word template because I have a specific header denoting that it belongs to the specific song in the specific key at the top of the second page. I also have a prominant note that it's a two pager at the bottom of the first page -- no surprises in the middle of a set. I found it pretty easy to make my first Asaph chart, and quite easy to get a close representation of the form, fonts, sizes, and spacings I've developed over the years. Every other chart has been a breeze. A couple of picky things: The only thing I haven't figured out is the "Position On Each Page" dialogue when printing, and you must use your mouse instead of Enter to finish the printing sequence. I haven't noticed a difference with different settings. I'd like some keyboard shortcuts to toggle between the Viewer and the Editor, and to print. My personal preference would be to have the Title and Key section centred at the top instead of Left Justified. Spell checking would be really nice as well, but might not work because of how Asaph "sees" strings of characters. It would also be a leap in terms of development. The Print command is in a funny place (at least for Mac Users). All that said, I love this software and use it all the time, both in and out of church work. [alert admin]
Saturday, May 10 2008 @ 09:11 AM PDT
Asaph 0.5.5 (Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows 2000)
I've been using Asaph for single page worship charts for a year now, and now I'm using it to quickly learn songs for a cover band I'm working with. I like how it reduces the size of the chart to fit one page. For two page charts, I still use my trusty MS Word template because I have a specific header denoting that it belongs to the specific song in the specific key at the top of the second page. I also have a prominant note that it's a two pager at the bottom of the first page -- no surprises in the middle of a set. I found it pretty easy to make my first Asaph chart, and quite easy to get a close representation of the form, fonts, sizes, and spacings I've developed over the years. Every other chart has been a breeze. A couple of picky things: The only thing I haven't figured out is the "Position On Each Page" dialogue when printing, and you must use your mouse instead of Enter to finish the printing sequence. I haven't noticed a difference with different settings. I'd like some keyboard shortcuts to toggle between the Viewer and the Editor, and to print. My personal preference would be to have the Title and Key section centred at the top instead of Left Justified. Spell checking would be really nice as well, but might not work because of how Asaph "sees" strings of characters. It would also be a leap in terms of development. The Print command is in a funny place (at least for Mac Users). All that said, I love this software and use it all the time, both in and out of church work. [alert admin]
Saturday, May 10 2008 @ 09:11 AM PDT
ClamXav 1.1.0 (Mac OS X)
Same here. I have a G3 and a G4 that can't run the Sentry and that generate multiple errors -- up to 12 one time. I'm turning the Sentry off until the next version comes out. I updated the Security Update and ClamX on the same day. Everything else seems to be working fine. My G4 crashed twice in one day and I'm suspicious of ClamX. [alert admin]
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Monday, March 24 2008 @ 10:04 AM PDT
FolderBrander 2.1.1 (Mac OS X)
I agree with all other posters. I think this should be part of the Mac OS, it's that good. Maybe Apple could use Yellow Mug's code for features in the upcoming Leopard. I pushed this a little farther. I like branding so much that I tried to brand some file icons. Folder Brander wouldn't receive MS Word or Filemaker icons, but I did have success with a back-up application called Synk, and was able to brand my Automator scripts. This makes the Dock so much more intuitive. For anyone that wants to try this, do a Get Info of the application or script and drag the icon over to the Custom Icon field in Folder Brander. Then, do as you would with one of the stock folder icons. That said, I'd like to like to ask the guys at Yellow Mug to try to push this app beyond just Folders and be able to brand any icon -- with colours as well! [alert admin]
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Tuesday, August 07 2007 @ 10:41 AM PDT
Icosystem 1.5 (Mac OS X)
I downloaded from VT and the developers site. The .dmg file won't produce a disk image. [alert admin]
Monday, August 06 2007 @ 11:00 PM PDT
KS Strobe Tuner AU 1.3 (Mac OS X)
I downloaded other tuners. This one works the best. I use it all the time. [alert admin]
Sunday, June 24 2007 @ 08:37 AM PDT
TabStop 1.1.7 (Mac OS X)
I wished for something that would warn of multiple tabs being opened when closing a window or quitting, and then I found Tab Stop. I've been using it for about 6 months and I love it. [alert admin]
Friday, May 18 2007 @ 12:13 PM PDT
Asaph 0.5.5 (Mac OS X)
I've been using Asaph for single page worship charts for a few months now. I like how it reduces the size of the chart to fit one page. For two page charts, I still use my trusty MS Word template because I have a specific header denoting that it belongs to the specific song in the specific key at the top of the second page. I also have a prominant note that it's a two pager at the bottom of the first page -- no surprises in the middle of a set. I found it pretty easy to make my first Asaph chart, and quite easy to get a close representation of the form, fonts, sizes, and spacings I've developed over the years. Every other chart has been a breeze. A couple of picky things: The only thing I haven't figured out is the "Position On Each Page" dialogue when printing, and you must use your mouse instead of Enter to finish the printing sequence. I haven't noticed a difference with different settings. I'd like some keyboard shortcuts to toggle between the Viewer and the Editor, and to print. My personal preference would be to have the Title and Key section centred at the top instead of Left Justified. Spell checking would be really nice as well, but might not work because of how Asaph "sees" strings of characters. It would also be a leap in terms of development. All that said, I love this software and have migrated to it. As for DonSL777's bit of nonesense: Worship leaders aren't the only people who make charts for bands. Asaph would be great for anyone who provides lyric charts for cover or jam bands, folk clubs, or guitar classes. We had hand-typed binders full of charts like this for my beginning guitar class in Jr. High too many decades ago. Worship bands are simply the church equivalent of cover bands, and Asaph was develped by a working musician who devised a better way to make charts. Some of us understand and appreciate the time and effort put into developing Asaph -- not to mention the complete generosity of offering it to all the rest of us for free. After using other ways and means for so many years, we're knocking out transposable and great looking charts in no time, that can fit on one page. They don't "shift" when the key goes from something like C to E either. That saves so much time compared to re-keying and reformatting an MS Word chart. In Asaph, a key change is one mouse click, and print -- done! Sorry Don, but you're totally out of line here. You completely missed the point and "spirit" of the whole thing. You don't have to be a worship leader, or even "religious", to understand the benefits that Asaph offers to musicians who make charts. [alert admin]
Sunday, May 06 2007 @ 04:46 PM PDT
Moneydance 2007 (Mac OS X)
I really like MoneyDance and would buy it instead of Quicken. Problem is, Canadian banks aren't supported. I'd recommend supporting the major banks for starters: CIBC, RBC, Scotia, ING, and BMO, and then banks like ATB. I won't rate it as a result of this ommision and my lack of real experience with it except for my attraction to the price. [alert admin]
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Thursday, May 03 2007 @ 10:41 AM PDT
AguaT 1.2 (Mac OS X)
I have a G3/400 with the latest version of iTunes 7.0 and OS 10.4 on it. When I use the installer, all of my disks and partitions have red exclamation marks. When I select one, I get a message that says to check my system requirements. As far as i can tell, I'm compliant. i'll try it at home sometime, on my G4/866 and see what happens. [alert admin]
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Wednesday, September 27 2006 @ 01:32 PM PDT
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iTunes 7.0 didn't know it was out of date when I checked for an update from within the program. Once I downloaded iTunes 7.0.1 on my own, aquaT intalled just fine. It looks great.
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Wednesday, September 27 2006 @ 09:42 PM PDT
