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How to create an annotated multimedia Google map.AppRocket: A LaunchBar clone for Windows?.SiteSucker for OS X: transfer a remote web site to.A Better Finder Rename (OS X): now creates NTFS co.Dreamhost: a high quality OS X friendly ISP.Core Data: the most interesting part of OS X Tiger.nVu - more good news on this FrontPage replacement.SSHFun: connect your laptop to a home machine.BlogAssist: make Safari a better Blogger client.Does 10.3.9 resurrect the iBook CPU fan?.AutoIt: Scripting language for Windows apps.
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Update 6/07: I forget what happened, but I soured on AppRocket. It's ok, but it's definitely not in the same exalted class as LaunchBar. I think we can only explain this sort of market failure by comparison to the idiosyncratic "choices" of systems ruled by the peculiarities of evolution and natural selection.ĥ/21/06: I did eventually buy a later, more stable, version of AppRocket. And yet, there's no reliable modern equivalent available on the dominant Windows platform. Compared to what we attempt to do today, NCD was a trivial, utterly simple application. I do find it fascinating that truly superb ideas in software can be quite successful, then vanish and never be fully implemented again.
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Several 'file location/navigation' utilities for Windows that I've evaluated completely ignore directories! Even some of much celebrated full text search programs don't return matches on folder/directory substrings! (Yahoo Desktop Search, my current somewhat-favorite, does match on directories.) Incredibly, application designers consistently ignore the metadata implicit in an enclosing folder. * One would assume any application designed to support navigation would do at least as well as Norton Change Directory (later integrated into Norton Commander 3.x) - the perfect application for folder navigation (vintage 1989). It looks like I'll stick with my home-brewed WCD-powered folder-navigator solution for now. NET apps weren't supposed to do that sort of thing any more. The crashed process continued to consume 40GB of drive space, but I was able to eventually restart XP. I assumed this was a glitch of the initial (very long) indexing process, but before I could retest AppRocket threw an uncaught exception and crashed. On an initial test it didn't seem to be detecting directories or folders (!?!)*. On first inspection this is basically a clone of LaunchBar 1.x. It returned AppRocket, now on version 1.2. Today I idly typed in an old google search ' launchbar for windows'. I've looked without success for a Windows equivalent. There's even a LaunchBar 4.01 which is supposed to be a nice update - but why mess with perfection? I paid for LaunchBar and I love it. LaunchBar 3 for OS X was an essentially perfect application.
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