OmniGraffle

While doing research on making restore images for Mac OS X, I decided to take a look at how Apple is currently doing it. Our dept. just got some of the new 12" PB in so I poked around some and came up with some interesting results. edit: I can't turn off HTML code in my post, so it tries to interpret the XML :roll: Basically, the way the disc works, you boot off of...

We haven't done this in a while and I find it's a good way to be exposed to new software that I wouldn't have ever found otherwise. So, what are your 5 (or less) favorite shareware/freeware apps? Please give us a little description and a link. I'll start: Acquisition It's gotta be the best P2P client out for the Mac. MacPublisher Pro A simple, yet quite functional...

I have been doing my screen shots with snapzpro & am still struggling a little to make it feel like a natural habit. I wanted to speak, however, to the advantages of capturing screens as pdf vs. the traditional (old school?) jpg or tiff. Many of the programs re-written for OsX now allow for not only exporting, or printing as, pdf, but also allow for importing and placing...

Whoever said, "why bother with the iPod when the tablet will hold more tunes," I really hope I don't need to answer that. But just in case: It fits in my pocket. As a student at Western Michigan University (I don't know if anyone else here is qualified to speak from the perspective of a student), I use my iBook daily to take notes in every single one of my classes. No, I...

tinkertool and sharepoints ... and AIM, Omniweb, OmniGraffle, thermoindock. Other stuff I'm usually running is stock.

Did I mention that OmniGraffle totally rules? ...

Don't forget Freehand. Corel Draw? Does any Mac user use that hunk of crap?

Doesn't OmniGraffle come free on some Macs now? ...

omnigraffle sounds like the perfect app for you on versiontracker there are also a lot of apps for idea/visualization/diagrams but the big boys of vector illustration are adobe illustrator and corel draw...just in case you wanted something that cost more money :)

I too remember the days of using a micro cassette recorder to tape lectures. I was bothered by the fact that listening to recorded lectures took just as long as did listening to the teacher the first time. I purchased a Sony Mini Disc recorder and record business meetings, thoughts, ideas, etc. on it and then connect that to my PC running DragonNaturallySpeaking and let the...