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Friday, August 23, 2002
Macscript.com: Call for testers
- MacScript.com's Steven Angier is seeking scripters to help test version 3 of the company's Macscript.com Library, a collection of 150 powerful functions written natively in AppleScript. The Library functions allow scripters to write powerful, robust scripts with only a few lines of code. Interested parties can direct inquiries to: steve at macscript.com.
9:52:26 PM
iView MediaPro v1.5.5
- iView MediaPro is a scriptable application which can be used as a media browser and organizer, media presentation system, or as a drag-and-drop palette, side by side with your favorite media editor, multimedia scripting system, or HTML authoring application. Version changes: Fixed image capture compatibility with Mac OS X 10.2.
3:25:33 PM
Script Debugger v3.0.4 available
- From Late Night Software, the developer of Script Debugger, "If you are using Mac OS X 10.2 or later you need Script Debugger 3.0.4." The update also addresses other issues which have nothing to do with OS X 10.2. See the release notes for a full list of changes for both Mac OS X and Classic Mac OS systems.
2:38:47 PM
MacBase Magazine
- MacBase Magazine has released its first monthly issue of a new PDF-only magazine for Mac users. The initial 50 page issue, illustrated in full color, includes several feature articles, how-to's, reviews and columns. It includes "Make Your Own MacBase Changer Droplet", which walks users through the entire process of using Script Editor to create a AppleScript droplet which will change file type and creator codes. While I haven't read the entire magazine, I'm already looking forward to the next issue. Check it out! [Mac OS X Hints]
12:03:56 PM
Kung-Tunes v1.6.8
- Kung-Tunes retrieves the currently playing iTunes track and uploads it to a web server so that it can be displayed on a web site. This release includes various bug fixes. [version history]
10:36:10 AM
- MacScript.com's Steven Angier is seeking scripters to help test version 3 of the company's Macscript.com Library, a collection of 150 powerful functions written natively in AppleScript. The Library functions allow scripters to write powerful, robust scripts with only a few lines of code. Interested parties can direct inquiries to: steve at macscript.com.
9:52:26 PM
iView MediaPro v1.5.5
- iView MediaPro is a scriptable application which can be used as a media browser and organizer, media presentation system, or as a drag-and-drop palette, side by side with your favorite media editor, multimedia scripting system, or HTML authoring application. Version changes: Fixed image capture compatibility with Mac OS X 10.2.
3:25:33 PM
Script Debugger v3.0.4 available
- From Late Night Software, the developer of Script Debugger, "If you are using Mac OS X 10.2 or later you need Script Debugger 3.0.4." The update also addresses other issues which have nothing to do with OS X 10.2. See the release notes for a full list of changes for both Mac OS X and Classic Mac OS systems.
2:38:47 PM
MacBase Magazine
- MacBase Magazine has released its first monthly issue of a new PDF-only magazine for Mac users. The initial 50 page issue, illustrated in full color, includes several feature articles, how-to's, reviews and columns. It includes "Make Your Own MacBase Changer Droplet", which walks users through the entire process of using Script Editor to create a AppleScript droplet which will change file type and creator codes. While I haven't read the entire magazine, I'm already looking forward to the next issue. Check it out! [Mac OS X Hints]
12:03:56 PM
Kung-Tunes v1.6.8
- Kung-Tunes retrieves the currently playing iTunes track and uploads it to a web server so that it can be displayed on a web site. This release includes various bug fixes. [version history]
10:36:10 AM