Sure is good. I'm a major tagger, so the tagging and Spotlight support in Yojimbo is great for me
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The Absolute Best 4 Mac Applications, Post Your Can't Live without.
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Sure is good. I'm a major tagger, so the tagging and Spotlight support in Yojimbo is great for me
1. Firefox... with all the nifty addons for mac, who can deny it?
2. surprisingly iCal has organized my life a little bit more
3. Adium
4.MacOffice (I wish my colleges would support iWork =(.)
2. surprisingly iCal has organized my life a little bit more
3. Adium
4.MacOffice (I wish my colleges would support iWork =(.)
quicksilver - thought i could live without it before i used it, boy was i wrong
safari - 'nuff said
itunes - i love my music
coversutra - best itunes controller ever. makes it so that i don't even need itunes show itself for anything
adium - cause hud looks sexy
perian - plays everything
safari - 'nuff said
itunes - i love my music
coversutra - best itunes controller ever. makes it so that i don't even need itunes show itself for anything
adium - cause hud looks sexy
perian - plays everything
Well, if you use CoverSutra as an iTunes controller (Ok, it has the cool art-on-desktop thing) then I would use QS, its iTunes plug-in is awesome.
May be the first Word mention
On my list are:
Word - I'm a journalist
Quark - ditto
Safari - obviously
Fetch - ftp usage
Mail - my email
Photoshop - journakist
VLC - watching stuff
Acrobat - journalist
Calculator - ditto
Disk Utility - obviously
Firefox - for non-Safari websites
Entourage - work email
Excel - money
iTunes - obviously
On my list are:
Word - I'm a journalist
Quark - ditto
Safari - obviously
Fetch - ftp usage
Mail - my email
Photoshop - journakist
VLC - watching stuff
Acrobat - journalist
Calculator - ditto
Disk Utility - obviously
Firefox - for non-Safari websites
Entourage - work email
Excel - money
iTunes - obviously
i tried that for a bit, but it wasn't as elegant and most of the time it messes up and puts songs out of order, doesn't display album art, etc
1. Firefox
2. Transmission
3. Visual Hub
4. Toast
This is hard! Runnerups! iTunes, Max, Amadeus, MacMAME, Weatherdock, MacTheRipper, Audio HiJack, Pando, Cyberduck, unRAR, Parallels Desktop, TEXTEDIT (YEAH!)
2. Transmission
3. Visual Hub
4. Toast
This is hard! Runnerups! iTunes, Max, Amadeus, MacMAME, Weatherdock, MacTheRipper, Audio HiJack, Pando, Cyberduck, unRAR, Parallels Desktop, TEXTEDIT (YEAH!)
what kind of rules are you running on Hazel ?? I've just installed it and haven't really 'got' it yet
thanks
- I've got a bunch of rules set up on my /Volumes folder, so that when I connect certain devices (Thumbdrives and external backup drives), then various Chronosync backup scripts get triggered via Automator workflows
- Rules on a 'drop box' folder, that automatically assigns some Spotlight comments based on the files I drop in there
- A rule on my main documents folder that watches for new and/or changed files, and automatically makes a second copy of the file to a backup location
There's a forum for Tips n' tricks on the Noodlesoft site that has some ideas, including those I've listed above
Apple:
1. Safari
2. Mail
3. Dashboard
4. Expose/Spaces
Third party:
1. Adium
2. Colloquy
3. Onyx
4. Pixelmator
There are a lot more to add to those though, like the entire iWork suite, iTunes, Coda, Evernote, Flip4Mac, Perian, iStat Pro/iStat Menus, Google Earth, Front Row, Photo Booth, TextEdit and Terminal.
1. Safari
2. Mail
3. Dashboard
4. Expose/Spaces
Third party:
1. Adium
2. Colloquy
3. Onyx
4. Pixelmator
There are a lot more to add to those though, like the entire iWork suite, iTunes, Coda, Evernote, Flip4Mac, Perian, iStat Pro/iStat Menus, Google Earth, Front Row, Photo Booth, TextEdit and Terminal.
