Developed by Cocoatech, Path Finder is now on version 5.6.6 (for Snow Leopard).
This application is an alternative to the default Finder by Apple: a files browser.
But, Path Finder has many features the Finder doesn’t have, I’d like to share with you this screencast from Cocoatech showing off some of the features of this grandiose application!
First off, the Finder is the file browser on your Mac and sits on top of the desktop. It’s that handy utility that lets you find what you need on your Mac.
Main features that Path Finder brings are: Tabs and Bookmarks, Dual-browser mode, Two side panels, and a bottom panel, Preview pane, Application Launcher, File List Sorting & Filtering, Bookmarks Bar, Drop Stack, Search, Integrated Stuffit Engine, Multiple Sidebars, Size Browser, Secure Delete, Command Line tools, Text Editor and more!
What a great tool, Papers “your personal library of research” is a delightful award wining (Apple Design Award 2007) application developed by Mekentosj.
Papers is the perfect companion for any person doing researches or just as a PDF manager.
As an accounting professional I’m using search as a research tool and as a PDF manager for my bunch of PwC, E&Y etc.. publications.
After the jump, I’ll walk you through some of its key features. Read the rest of this entry »
Here is the only way I found to open .UIF disc images (without having to start my bootcamp partition and mount them with MagicISO).
The little tool I’m blogging about is free and is called: “UIF 2 ISO 4 Mac” and can be downloaded here.
How to use it: start UIF2ISO4Mac, drag the .UIF file on the application icon right on the dock, the conversion process starts and you’ll find the output file in the same path than the input file.
FLAC: Free Lossless Audio Codec is not a recognized format by iTunes.
To listen to a FLAC file on your Mac there are (in theory) 2 solutions: convert the file, or add a plugin to iTunes.
Since I’m not the kind of person that likes to mess a lot with my Mac, I prefer the first solution.
To me, MacFLAC is the perfect deal: free, fast and easy to use.
The possible output formats are WAVE and AIFF as you can see in the screenshot below:
Three steps to use MacFLAC: drag, drop, convert.
You can get it free from here.
If I’m unhappy it is because of Mozy.
Today, I went to Mozy to use my old account, tried to login but it failed, reason: password is wrong…
Opened my OS’ keychain and looked for my original 2007 password:
But nothing it did not accept the password…
Have I changed it? Went to Mozy’s homepage and clicked on the “lost my password” URI, 2 minutes later: no email, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, … one hour later I decided  to open the webmail page of AOL instead of keeping pressing the send/receive button on Mail.app, but once again, no email.
So I decided to write an email to Mozy’s support (rest of the story after the jump).
Capcom is planning on bringing Street Fighter 4, to the App Store despite the iPhone and iPod Touch’s lack of waggling physical controls… but now we can see exactly how the iconic fighting game will play on Apple’s line-up of touchscreen handsets thanks to a recently released trailer.
Ever wondered what your mouse pointer actually does all day? Ever wanted to have a way of tracking where it goes while you work, and exporting that information as a map of your daily mousings?
