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April 28, 2005
Seven down... more to come
Be sure to stop by our products page to grab the updates we released today. Slava mentioned it earlier, but just to show what fine work Daniel does, check out a large version of our new Application Enhancer icon: 
Ah the beauty of attention to detail. :) Fine work Mr. Goffin. Lastly, Siracusa and I are on the same page regarding QT Pro. I paid for the first QT Pro version and wasn't thrilled, but I was willing. But each new time I have to pay to get my fullscreen back?!? You have got to be kidding me. After reading the rant on QT 7, offer your obligatory, "stupid qt pro punks", then read the rest of the article. As always, John manages to write a great review and highlight things you won't see mentioned elsewhere.   Posted by brian at April 28, 2005 04:22 PMTrackback Pings: TrackBack URL for this entry: Related:
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not sure if this will help or if it works in tiger... http://wherewearebound.typepad.com/mac_geek_and_gadgetry/2004/11/fullscreen_quic.html an apple script to put the regular version of quicktime into full screen... i'm thinking it will work but won't have tiger until tomorrow. Posted by: denny on April 28, 2005 8:45 PMCan we get a ShapeShifter in the house? Reading over at discussions.info.apple.com people are pointing out that QT Pro 6 [if you save it from 10.3.x] and bring it over to 10.4 you can still use your QT 6 Pro. Only in QT 6 that is. So none of the features of 7, but if you want to do full screen and don't want to use zoom view it's a good option. Great work on the updates. Keep up the sharp apps. Posted by: Jonathan Puckrin on April 29, 2005 1:11 AM It's hard to type with all my fingers crossed, awaiting word of Menu Master for Tiger. I can't live ... er ... upgrade without it. -- Ward Posted by: Ward on April 29, 2005 7:43 AMIs anyone else having problems with SS not applying themes on Tiger? Posted by: Cap'n Hector on April 29, 2005 1:56 PM |