Software Reviews

This great little app. is very usefull if you get soo carried away when you are on the computer that you loose tract of time. You can add great sounds like 20th

Century Fox movie intro music that will alert you to get up before your legs fall off.

it is worth five bucks of anyones money.

My son found this prog after using their other guitar program. Being a teacher myself; I am glad to come across it. I mentioned it to our principal so hopefully we'll be able to get some copies for our classes at school. Some of our classes got new iMacs last year but some are still running old ones and they can't even get online. Getting back to VT this prog is dearly enjoyed by our family and hopefully soon our school.

This app really does address the void of useful softeware in this industry. Built off of Filemaker does ensure a level of stability and cross platform user experience. If you are familiar with Filemaker then learning this app is a snap. And if not, just a little extra time and you will have things falling into place nicely. The developer does seem very interested in users feedback and takes suggestions seriously. Which is rare these days. It ie worth checking out.

Great idea, although it would be better if removal of the drive locked the screen, or if that were at least an option, and required the drive to be reinserted to unlock it.

Even as it stands now, it doesn't work very well, at least it didn't for me. It did not find my iPod, only my USB flash drive. Removing the drive does not log me out. And "Untie"? Yeah, that doesn't seem to work either, no matter how many times I do it. I hope I can find some way to get rid of this thing.

Vodafone IT said that the Option GPRS card would NEVER work with a MacOS. 10 minutes and I did an impossible thing.

For 10$ it's a very good product. Thank you and keep supporting MacOS against those operators.

Only a complain: you'll have to know a little bit of GPRS to unslash the real power of your connection, otherwise don't play with non-standard settings.

Really, given the aim of the program, it's almost there. Some defaults so people don't have to guess so much and a group browser so you wouldn't have to know the groups ahead of time, maybe the ability to have multiple downloaders open at once, and you'd be all set. How hard would it be to have it save the files? It'd be rough but very useful in its current form even if it could save.

I didn't run into any crashing or other problems.

This app is irreplacable. I use it to transport tab files to iCal which are previously exported from Filemaker. In combination with QuicKeys this is done automatically early in the morning - so I have my Filemaker schedule on my iPod without any mouse click or typing at all!

Some features I asked for were integrated in the latest updates - I wait for 2.0 for the Location and Attendees function. A bug I reported lately was fixed and an update published within a few hours. Thanks for the amazing support!

FutureDecks is getting better now that iTunes-integration is there, but there's still room for improvement: bpm-detection is incorrect most of the time, still no proper help file, and some of its sound-effects don't do anything at all (Phase, Reverb, Echo), whereas others sound really quirky (Autopan, Flanger, Delay). It would also be nice if Automix-Function wouldn't sync bpm automatically... But the one thing that makes FutureDecks indispensable is its ability to record one's mixes. As Xylio seems to pay attention to their customers, I'm having great hopes for the future.

This is a pretty nice iPod utility, as they go. Easy iTunes-like interface, including browsing and information window. Search function works well. However, Java is very slow and this thing takes a while to read a large iPod.

I hate to give negative feedback. I had used WindowWasher from the same company. The same level of development doesn't seem to have gone into this product. The installer didn't work worth a hoot; they couldn't even get it to work right at the Apple store. Basically, I feel like I bought $40 worth of nothing. (The download version had the same problems.)