Post by Howard Metcalfe on Aug 27, 2012 19:29:37 GMT -5
The bonus programs Kalender and Nest Egg have been updated. They have been compiled as Cocoa (instead of Carbon) programs, and code signed for OS 10.8 Mountain Lion's Gatekeeper function. Help text has been moved from the About menu item to a Help menu item, but no functional changes have been made. So now both bonus programs run only on OS 10.6.6/7/8 Snow Leopard, OS 10.7 Lion and OS 10.8 Mountain Lion.
The bonus program SimpleTime has been deleted since there have long since been really good desktop clock programs available. I use Dock Clock from ilifetouch.com ($1.99 in the App Store).
New: I've added another bonus program, "My Albums." It also requires a Mac running at least OS 10.6.6 Snow Leopard. (It is code signed for OS 10.8 Mountain Lion.) My Albums allows you to create and then view an "album" of media files that are contained within a chosen folder. You may create any number of albums and My Albums will remember each of them. The media files in an album are those that reside in the chosen folder and in any folders nested within the chosen folder (no matter how deep the nesting). A media file is a file which contains one of four types of recorded media: images such as pictures, video recordings such as movies, audio recordings such as music, or portable document format (PDF) documents such as books. Complete documentation is in the Help menu.
The bonus program SimpleTime has been deleted since there have long since been really good desktop clock programs available. I use Dock Clock from ilifetouch.com ($1.99 in the App Store).
New: I've added another bonus program, "My Albums." It also requires a Mac running at least OS 10.6.6 Snow Leopard. (It is code signed for OS 10.8 Mountain Lion.) My Albums allows you to create and then view an "album" of media files that are contained within a chosen folder. You may create any number of albums and My Albums will remember each of them. The media files in an album are those that reside in the chosen folder and in any folders nested within the chosen folder (no matter how deep the nesting). A media file is a file which contains one of four types of recorded media: images such as pictures, video recordings such as movies, audio recordings such as music, or portable document format (PDF) documents such as books. Complete documentation is in the Help menu.