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A nod to Karelia Software who did desktop search before there even really was search. A morsel of their work still survives with SpellCatcher. The folks at Cassidy and Greene who did iTunes before Apple did with SoundJam and the classic game Glider.

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This bit of work has been on my Macs, and around my family of Macs for over a decade, through 3 major process migrations and at least 4 operating system architectures under Classic Mac OS and OS X.Īnd I add an “In Memorandum” section to some old software houses that aren’t producing anymore. It lasted from OS 9 to OS X and still works on the latest machines – all be it in Rosetta compatibility mode. Own just about all their stuff too.Īlmost last but not least a special bouquet to HourWorld – a classic example of Mac Shareware. The number of times I’ve had to deal with a form or document and I just type on it and paste in a TIFF of my signature – that is what paperless was supposed to be about.

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PDFpen is also the best PDF tool on the Mac. It must be hard to sell a little utility like that but this is a lifesaver. And I could still be using them all with their free lifetime support.Ī newer connection is the folks at SmileonmyMac who have a lot of great stuff but TextExpander just works like nothing else I have. Got to go back to the folks at BareBones, owned just about all their software too, Mailsmith, Yojimbo, in addition to BBEdit. Lewis which begat Stairways Software and was joined by Andrew Tomazos. Interarchy was another University derived software effort started with Peter N. Fetch comes from the pedigree of Dartmouth college alongside some other great Mac Software like Intermapper. Its mirroring and Netdisk features are still the best bridge between a GUI and the Unix world of ftp/sftp. Interarchy (nee Anarchie) is an all purpose file utility that I use for Web site updates and backups. Fetch I still use to speed test downloads because I like the transfer rate displays. Recently started using the clipping history for copy and paste – very nice.Īround for a good long time as well is Fetch and Interarchy, two file transfer utilities I keep around for slightly different reasons. Unfortunately it has lost the battle to LaunchBar which continues to have new tricks I continue to learn. Plus I love the “Software that doesn’t Suck” tagline.Īn honorable mention to Dragthing which I used sometime starting with System 8 and is still on my machine. Owned that one for a while to, can’t remember when I first got it but it predates OS X by a while.

Technically I probably own 27 copies of this in various versions.Ĭoming in at a close second is BBEdit.

I remember it could open Amiga graphic files – probably still can. Think I’ve had it since System7 on my first color Mac. So inspired by the regular free and cheap picks on Lifehacker, here are some of my recommendations.įirst place has to go to GraphicConverter, if for no other reason that I’ve owned it and used it longer than any other piece of software. But more and more the software I really lean on are these little bits I’ve collected over the years. Microsoft, Adobe, and Apple all have a large chunk of my hard drives and rightfully so given the large footprint they have in the Marketplace. But the uniquely cool thing about being a Mac user is there are some mind-blowingly awesome small Mac developers. Part of me just likes that ‘underdog’ role of the small developer. I’ve always collected large piles of software, especially shareware, for my computers.