Feb 10
Love your Mac? Every user has their own way of using a Mac due to it’s ability to offer features for a very diverse community. Whether you’re a student, web designer or using one for the sake of "using a Mac"; there are a bunch of useful applications that you can use.
This article is Part Two of the series, and is brought to you byHave Another Apple and Another Pointless Blog. Part two will contain the shareware and other paid apps.
Missed out on Part One and would rather freeware options? Click here.
- AppZapper allows you to completely remove all program files when uninstalling a program. This programs boasts being the "Uninstaller Apple Forgot". Read this article for more information. Price: US$12.95 with free upgrades for life.
- Coda is a website coding program with WYSIWYG also built in. One-clickpublishing, one-window web development. Read this article for more information. Price: US$79.
- Pixelmator for quick and easy photo editing, and boasts a much cheaper price "for the rest of us" (compared to Photoshop). Read this article for more information. Price: US$59.
- Office:Mac 2008. Whilst Apple’s native Pages and NeoOffice do the trick, nothing compares to the compatibility and world-wide use of Microsoft Office: Price: AU$229+.
- Adobe Photoshop. For those who are serious in design. Price: US$649, upgrade US$199.
- Speed Download is a download manager for OS X with amazing speeds. Price: US$29.38.
- Awaken brightens your morning with the music of your choice - straight from your iTunes. Support for your Apple Remote. Price: US$12.95.
- Candybar allows you to change your Dock and Icons on Mac OS X. Price: US$29.
- Ecto is a desktop blog publishing client for Windows and Mac. Price: US$17.95.
Part one with the freeware apps can be found here.
Please leave comments on these programs, and also your own suggestions.
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