Archive for the “Software” category

Apple Releases iBalance (I wish this were true)

by Stuart on June 21, 2011

The state of financial software on the Mac has never been something to write home about. Windows users have always had a plethora of financial software to meet their needs. Apple should create personal financial software. Quicken used to be (…)

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Mac App Store Chunk of Wisdom

by Stuart on January 6, 2011

For me the  Mac App Store was not one of those Apple moments were it was love at first sight. At the same time I don’t see the Mac App Store as a complete failure either (e.g. iTunes Ping). It (…)

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Evernote

by Stuart on August 29, 2008

I struggle keeping tiny pieces of information together on my Mac. Stuff that I want to keep, but not stuff that is useful in my everyday workflow. I’ve been using Evernote since it was first introduced. In my opinion this (…)

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Folder Templates

by Stuart on April 15, 2008

I found a great idea at Productivity 501. Anytime I can streamline my life I go for it. The idea is to create a template folder for clients. Since I do graphic design and photography this is a perfect fit (…)

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Free Software

by Stuart on March 28, 2008

The good folks at MacApper gave me a free license to GarageSale for simply leaving a comment. GarageSale is a beautiful Mac program for selling stuff on Ebay. If you are looking to purchase a branding iron I have one (…)

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Dark Ages

by Stuart on March 17, 2008

I can’t believe TBS is still in the dark ages! In this age of the internet everything should be accessible to everyone. The TBS site is not requiring Windows Media Player to watch videos. They are actually requiring Microsoft Windows (…)

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A Whole New World

by stuart on August 17, 2006

My wife has a Dell Inspiron 2650 that’s about to go to computer heaven (of course with it being a Dell it is probably going the other direction). That is until I completely wiped off every trace of Windows and (…)

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