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User Name stardog2000
Member Since 2002-05-13
Total number of Feedback Posts: 28
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Design Intuition 1.5.3 (Mac OS X)
I recently received a communication from Gizmolab. It was said that due to circumstance, development on Design Intuition has slowed somewhat but still continues. Those of us who are great fans of the application can continue to have hope that future releases will eventually be released. [alert admin]
Tuesday, November 04 2008 @ 08:42 PM PST
Design Intuition 1.5.3 (Mac OS X)
This is still a wonderful product which I use all the time. I long to see some improvements. Gizmolab has been advertising "Version 2 available" soon on their website for for many months with a discount for purchasing prior to the release. My emails have gone unanswered (out of character compared to the early versions of DI) and there is incidental information in comments here that others have had similar problems. Can anyone confirm that development and/or Gizmolab still exists in some form other than their impressive website Dave [alert admin]
Sunday, October 19 2008 @ 06:37 PM PDT
Google Earth 4.3.7191.6508 (Mac OS X)
This version returns Google Earth to the data load speeds of the earlier versions of the application. Zooming, panning, rotation, everything, is just about "smooth as silk" on my machine. The new interface element design is nice but work essentially the same. Definitely a worthwhile improvement [alert admin]
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Wednesday, April 16 2008 @ 09:04 AM PDT
Leap 1.0b6 (Mac OS X)
Different File Management done the Mac Way 
I have been using Leap and Yep (the PDF Organizer) for awhile now and continue to get more comfortable with them. The 1.0b6 ver changes the user interface (the Selection and Source columns on the left and the "Search Definition Bar" above these columns) to be much more user friendly than the previous versions. You will get much more out of Leap if you embrace the concept of tagging (keywords) your documents. If you take this step, Leap will leverage Spotlight to become a highly efficient way to locate just the files you need to find, right now. Once they are found, QuickLook technology makes it easy to check what you have found. It is a little less structured and a different means of managing files as compared to the Finder but is a beautifully envisioned Mac application [alert admin]
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Friday, January 11 2008 @ 06:28 PM PST
LicenseKeeper 1.1.1 (Mac OS X)
Practical and Useful Application....
Of course there are many ways to keep pertinent software registration info -- dedicated databases, spreadsheets, etc. What sold me here is that in this age of Internet sold shareware much of the information important to a softwares registration is provided via email or web documents. LIcense Keeper makes is easy to collect much of this info by importing the email, files and other documents associated with a piece of software. This info is stored in single database (copies of the actual files - not simply pointers) which is easy to backup. Overall, it is very useful to me. the GUI is nice and pretty easy to use. I only wish for a Listbox type grid view of the smaller pieces of data (Serial #'s, Vendor, websites, dates etc.) with markers in the grid to access emails. [alert admin]
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Tuesday, May 15 2007 @ 07:13 PM PDT
Garmin WebUpdater 2.0.0.1 Beta (Mac OS X)
It found the unit OK. Proceeded with erasing and reported it was updating ... this might take a few minutes. The Edge unit showed Loader Loading on the screen. Two hours later nothing had changed --- the Web Updater still reported updating. I had to force quit the app, powered off the Edge and then powered up again. It fired up OK but a check of the Software Version indicated nothing had been updated. I'm a little gunshy to try it again. Any other experiences? Incidently, after the Force Quit it disappeared from the Force Quit Dialog but it is still in the Dock as a running application. Bring up the Force Quit Dialog again and there it is! But click on its Dock Icon and -- no menu, no window, no nothing. Activity Monitor doesn't show it. What's up with that? [alert admin]
Saturday, March 31 2007 @ 09:35 PM PDT
Tri 1.0.1 (Mac OS X)
It is unusual to see a relatively new concept in gameplay. While hitting or rolling over targets is not new the motion engine in this game is and will take some practice to get the hang of it and more practice to excel. Kudos for a very nicely designed and unique game. My time with it thus far is short but I have encountered no problems yet. [alert admin]
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Tuesday, July 19 2005 @ 06:58 PM PDT
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Nice Start - Applescript capability great
After a couple of attempts to get preferences locked on to the right port this a working OK. Applescript availability much appreciated. While I would love to see a full featured native app that could equal or exceed Davis' java offering, I am most interested in flawless data logging. (I can automate Excel to do much of what I want, if the data is there). There is compitition in this arena from another developer. Perhaps it will result in more features and somewhat quicker development. A small compact configurable widget to display current station data would be nice [alert admin]
Wednesday, June 15 2005 @ 08:13 AM PDT
Witch 1.0b4 (Mac OS X)
I to am experiencing 5 second delays before the window pops up. Earlier versions were virtually instantaneous. Tiger related? - I'm not sure. 5 stars for concept and functionality providing this slowdown can be fixed [alert admin]
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Thursday, May 12 2005 @ 08:31 AM PDT
Stock WatchTower 1.2.1 (Mac OS X)
I agree this is an impressive effort. For many investors the collection of data to begin analysis is time consuming. Much of the preliminary search analysis can be completed by this software based on criteria you set. Then take the subset of stocks that pop up in the "watches" and further set trend criteria. The user interface has some graphics problems while updating windows but it is passably functional. For those Mac users who understand the basics of stock analysis or are willing to learn this program certainly could be prove to be a useful tool. At this price compared to its power it is worth a try of the demo [alert admin]
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Wednesday, December 15 2004 @ 08:36 PM PST
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Gizmodo viability - Dec 28th 2008
I actually did receive an email from Mr Sands as detailed in my comment on the DI page. I have owned this software from its earliest days and have no problems using it for my projects although I admit I don't do really complex work. I would love to see improvements and upgrades to the software but question if they will ever come. Without revealing details of personal communications I will say that peoples…
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Monday, July 20 2009 @ 07:13 PM PDT
Gizmodo viability - Dec 28th 2008
Design Intuition is a product of Gizmolab. When I checked on 1/13 the Gizmolab site still exists pretty much unchanged during the last year. Gizmodo (The Gadget Blog) also seems to be up and running but is not a site directly associated with Design Intuition
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Tuesday, January 13 2009 @ 07:18 AM PST
As of 1/19/06 I find links to the developers website broken and email to him returned undelivered. I am interested in registering the program but lieu of this situation and past difficulties with other clients some serious reassurance (Version 4 being posted, email dialog etc) will be necessary for me to think about proceeding.
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Thursday, January 19 2006 @ 02:27 PM PST
