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Favorite Mac Applications
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gotta be photoshop, final cut pro, and though its kinda trite: internet explorer... oh yeah.. and lynx (if that counts)...
Photoshop is by far the single best ap out there from my point of view. There isn't a single image editing/manipulating package out there that compairs.
Then all the iApps are good, but FCP is also very cool, I think its the best digital video editing software you can get for the money.
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Then all the iApps are good, but FCP is also very cool, I think its the best digital video editing software you can get for the money.
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Toast Titanium, Illustrator 10, Bryce 5, Fire as well as the app's bundled with OS X (and systems that come with OS X installed). Don't forget QuickTime 5 Pro...
One of the most usefull apps/features of all time has to be Location Manager (for up to OS 9.x), especially for laptops.
I haven't used Photoshop 7 yet, but 6 rocks, same for Quark XPress (I tried out version 5 before it was released, but couldn't take advantage of the $100 off to purchase a copy).
One of the most usefull apps/features of all time has to be Location Manager (for up to OS 9.x), especially for laptops.
I haven't used Photoshop 7 yet, but 6 rocks, same for Quark XPress (I tried out version 5 before it was released, but couldn't take advantage of the $100 off to purchase a copy).
At work I rely heavily on Freehand & Photoshop...as well as ATM, Quark, Pagemaker only when I have to, Streamline...I feel like I'm forgetting something...
and for internet, it's AIM, Internet Explorer, Limewire, Hotline, Mail...
and for internet, it's AIM, Internet Explorer, Limewire, Hotline, Mail...
When my computer turns on, the first program I turn on is iTunes, next comes IE, then Photoshop, then Final Cut....every now and then, iMovie.
Mail and Watson..
I use Mail and Watson regularly, both are great apps.. Also, the Project Builder/Interface builder is one of the best application developer suite available under any platform..good job apple.. I compile C/C++/Java programs without any problems..
I use Mail and Watson regularly, both are great apps.. Also, the Project Builder/Interface builder is one of the best application developer suite available under any platform..good job apple.. I compile C/C++/Java programs without any problems..
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Favorite Mac Apps
I'm particularly fond of the shareware and haxies out there written specifically for the Mac, which include:
* Graphic Converter, a great little image manipulation/format conversion utility (altho I rarely use it);
* Sound Studio, a very functional sound-editing app;
* SPARKme, same as above;
* Application Switcher Menu, which mimics OS 9's application menu in X;
* Fruit Menu, which mimics OS 9's Apple menu;
* Silk, which beautifully smooths text;
* Tinkertool, a System Preferences utility providing control over a variety of UI functions;
* Visage, similar to Tinkertool;
* Windowshade;
* Xounds;
* A-Dock, which provides dock-like functionality in OS 9;
* iTexPod, which converts .txt files into .vcf (?) files, making them usable by the iPod. I'm currently working on putting the entire Bible onto my iPod;
* Setting Sun, a great little screen saver utility;
* Stargazer's Delight;
* Macintosh Explorer, which mimics the Windows Explorer;
* MacJournal, an e-diary applet; and
* Iconographer.
And of course, some of the great Apple apps, like
* iTunes,
* iPhoto, and
* DVD Player.
It's little apps like this that make the Mac such a fun platform.
I'm particularly fond of the shareware and haxies out there written specifically for the Mac, which include:
* Graphic Converter, a great little image manipulation/format conversion utility (altho I rarely use it);
* Sound Studio, a very functional sound-editing app;
* SPARKme, same as above;
* Application Switcher Menu, which mimics OS 9's application menu in X;
* Fruit Menu, which mimics OS 9's Apple menu;
* Silk, which beautifully smooths text;
* Tinkertool, a System Preferences utility providing control over a variety of UI functions;
* Visage, similar to Tinkertool;
* Windowshade;
* Xounds;
* A-Dock, which provides dock-like functionality in OS 9;
* iTexPod, which converts .txt files into .vcf (?) files, making them usable by the iPod. I'm currently working on putting the entire Bible onto my iPod;
* Setting Sun, a great little screen saver utility;
* Stargazer's Delight;
* Macintosh Explorer, which mimics the Windows Explorer;
* MacJournal, an e-diary applet; and
* Iconographer.
And of course, some of the great Apple apps, like
* iTunes,
* iPhoto, and
* DVD Player.
It's little apps like this that make the Mac such a fun platform.
Best OSX Apps:
-Cinema4D XL7.x
-Alias|Wavefront Maya3.5
-Photoshop 7 (duh)
-iPhoto (what a GREAT little app!!!!)
-iTunes
-Quicktime Pro (why hasnt someone already mentioned this?!?!? it absolutely RAPES Windows media Player!)
-Final Cut Pro
There's more, but these are the highlights
(havent tried FlashMX on OSX yet--has anyone? How good is it?)
-Cinema4D XL7.x
-Alias|Wavefront Maya3.5
-Photoshop 7 (duh)
-iPhoto (what a GREAT little app!!!!)
-iTunes
-Quicktime Pro (why hasnt someone already mentioned this?!?!? it absolutely RAPES Windows media Player!)
-Final Cut Pro
There's more, but these are the highlights
(havent tried FlashMX on OSX yet--has anyone? How good is it?)
what is this program??? if its what i think it is then it is in OS X too.
Apple Menu -> Location -> Pick your Poison
I use it everyday.
Location Manager does more then just set the network preferences, as what you listed does. You can set it to change a bunch of differnt things.
