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Utility Roundup: New Tools For Your MacMost Mac users like the fact that it becomes a part of the family. Every Mac has its own personality, shaped, in part by the utilities we use. Whether it’s software, or an accessory, our Macs become individualized to our needs. Here’s 5 utilities that help your Mac be a Mac…
Safari Magic
Now you’ll be able to save or print selectively, virtually anything you find on the Internet. You can also use Safari Magic to add notes and time-date stamps to information. What’s nice is Safari gets extended. You can use it for more utility functions than ever. MacEase does what all of us like to see with Mac software utilities—make it easy to use, make it work. And they provide a demo version so you can try it out, and a 30-day money back satisfaction guarantee. Even Weblog Babe would enjoy using her Mac with Safari Magic. And she wouldn’t mind the $19.95 price.
PodTender for iPod
You’ll need Mac OS X Panther, of course, a 3rd generation iPod or iPod mini. And a place to try out the recipes to see if they’re really authentic mixed drink recipes. Only $5.00 through PayPal.
Carbon Fiber PowerBook Handles
The sturdy handles are designed for the 12-inch, 15-inch (both the TiBook and AlBook), and the 17-inch PowerBook line. $30 or $35 for the stronger than metal but much lighter handles which also double as a tilted stand to use your PowerBook as a desktop machine.
SnapZ Pro X 2.0.1
SnapZ Pro X goes much further than just screen captures. First, you can use the familiar Shift-Command Key-3 Key to bring up a menu. From the menu you can select a full Screen Capture, capture just select objects, drag and stretch a selection on any part of the screen, or, get this: capture your screen movements as a QUickTime Movie which you can play back, edit, send to other. Features are too numerous to mention here, but suffice it to say there’s nothing I’ve run into that’s better. The 2.0 version is rock solid, records screens, movies, video, audio and will even scale to a size you can handle.
RapidWeaver & RapidWeaver Themes
In just a few clicks you’ll have a dozen different “themes” to choose from. A few clicks later and your web site is ready to enter content. RapidWeaver is perfect for weblogs or any site that needs, well, uh, rapid building. Only $39.95. You could save that much on the first web site. Now, there’s a catch. You need lots of “themes” to create lots of web sites. The real beauty of RapidWeaver (now RapidWeaver Plus and Lite) is the simple use of themes to create web sites. RealMac opened up the architecture so developers could build themes to match.
Enter RapidWeaverThemes
They’re modestly priced and come in more flavors than you can shake a stick at. Flash. CSS. Straight HTML. With graphics. Without graphics. Multiple colors of the same Theme. Cranking out a classy looking web site is only made easier with RWT. Themes are available in 10 Packs for just $5.00. Fifty cents a Theme? Get real. That’s a bargain. There’s even an 84 Theme Mega Pack for those of us who collect everything possible for the Mac. Support from RapidWeaverThemes has been nearly instant and the collection seems to get an update every week or so. Classy looking themes. Easy to install. Easy to use. Modestly priced. Macs are great, aren’t they?
Bluetooth on PowerBook
Joey’s a Mac user. A woman. She loves the beach and her Mac. Here’s her BabeTaxi Story. • Article by Tera Patricks • Published on Tuesday, July 20, 2004
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