Is Coversutra worth the money?

[Colin0317]

http://www.sophiestication.com/coversutra/

looks interesting, but kind of expensive for what it does. Any alternatives out there?

 

[petermcphee]

http://www.sophiestication.com/coversutra/

looks interesting, but kind of expensive for what it does. Any alternatives out there?

There's a free program called bowtie that you may want to look into.

 

[Colin0317]

There's a free program called bowtie that you may want to look into.

Thanks!

Anyone tried Bowtie?

 

[danvan21]

Thanks!

Anyone tried Bowtie?

I have them both, but i use bowtie.

 

[VSMacOne]

Bowtie is awesome! Works great and barely uses any memory.

 

[Colin0317]

Bowtie is awesome! Works great and barely uses any memory.

Thanks guys!

 

[gdsingh]

i agree, bowtie.app is a great piece of lightweight software. been using it for a while now.

 

[Abstract]

CoverSutra isn't really worth the money, IMO. I got it as part of a bundle from MacUpdate, and I think I deleted it to save HDD space (yes, I was running that low).

 

[MacDawg]

Bowtie works great and is quite versatile

Woof, Woof - Dawg

 

[Digital Skunk]

CoverSutra isn't really worth the money, IMO. I got it as part of a bundle from MacUpdate, and I think I deleted it to save HDD space (yes, I was running that low).

I agree 100%.

Acquired it the same way too. Was nice at first, but then I realized I kept going back to iTunes anyway to make some changes and such.... AND I had to have iTunes open to use it.

I am going to try bowtie out.

 

[QuarterSwede]

I use SizzlingKeys myself. Never was one to have buttons clogging up my menu bar. I guess I just like using hotkeys to control itunes (that's basically all it does). I'd probably use Bowtie if I hadn't paid the $4.95 for SizzingKeys quite some time ago. That and it works the way I like.