Labels X 1.8 is out, and it's Intel compatible! Ho Ho Ho, and all that jazz. I highly recommend grabbing this even if you're on a PowerPC Mac as it greatly improves memory usage, and everything.
Mandatory version history:
- This upgrade is free for all registered users.
- Labels X is now a Universal haxie, meaning it will work on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs (Mac OS X 10.3.9 and newer only).
- Greatly improved per-process memory usage.
- Includes Application Enhancer 2.0.2.
- Includes Smart Crash Reports 1.2.1 (optional install).
Download: http://unsanity.net/labels-x-18.dmg
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On an Intel 24" iMac/10.4.8
When in Finder, Safari, Real Player, iCal, SuperDuper (and I suppose other applications as well), and I access Recent Items, the indentured items are all grayed out.
Upon doing a Safe Boot or when creating a new User Account, Recent Items again works in Finder, so I suspected a third party conflict.
After a bit of testing I was able to confirm that LabelsX 1.8 causes this condition, e.g., if I disable LabelsX, Recent Items again works as designed.
Are others also experiencing this condition? Is there a remedy?
Many thanks and New Years cheers!
Posted by: Harv on January 1, 2007 5:24 AMHarv, If you received a reply from Unsanity, please post it.
Posted by: Heidi on January 7, 2007 8:08 AMI experienced this problem too, I recently installed the trial version of Labels because I would love the functionality but I need my recent items to work.
24" iMac/10.4.8/250GB/1.5GB RAM
Posted by: pseudo on January 11, 2007 5:23 PMI experienced the same problem, too.
When After I saw the information of the file, the icon used to gray out.
Another way to recover icon is, show information from the Finder(command + I), click the icon and delete it.
MacBook/10.4.8(Japanese Environment)/160GB HDD/2.0GB RAM
Posted by: Tadahisa Sugisaki on January 26, 2007 12:09 AMIt's not doing a thing for me. I don't even see any Label options other than the one's OS X has.
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