You can almost smell the tubes burning…
What? You don’t have a terminal app for OS X that brings back all the goodness of the old CRT terminals (flickering block characters, screen curvature, scanlines and the smell… Read more »
Category: Desktop Software
Navicat solves one final “switcher” problem
A year or so ago when I switched away from Windows, about the only thing I continued to miss was the ability to run Access on my local PC and… Read more »
Pages 2.0
I spent some time last night exploring the new Pages 2.0 (part of the new iWork ’06 suite) and I’m really amazed by one feature—you can do your initial pasteup/layout… Read more »
A couple of free betas…
A couple of new free beta products have appeared for OS X, Lightroom from Adobe (a response to Apple’s Aperture) for digital image management and Sandvox from Karelia Software, a… Read more »
A few more thoughts on presentation software
I really don’t like Powerpoint…well, that’s not exactly true. There’s nothing wrong with Powerpoint—it’s just a tool—but it seems too many people use it in the same, bullet-ridden checklist sort… Read more »
Posters with Powerpoint
The other day I was asked a Powerpoint question (how to do an interactive slide show that had branches and so on) and that reminded me that I hadn’t ever… Read more »