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so now instead it say "Created with an unregistered version of screenflicker." Oh well, it was worth a try. I replaced it with a totally transparent icon. I can also remove it by replacing the icon in the application resources with a totally transparent icon.ĤX Edit: Doah! They beat me. it was so much better than SnapZ.ģX Edit: Woah! Screenflicker's demo just puts on a watermark. is that it? If that's really it then I don't care and I think I'll just use it for future recordings.ĢX Edit: Doah! It's limited to 30 second recordings.

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what are the trial's limits? It looks like full screen recording isn't allowed. (because iMovie '08 wouldn't let me align them just right.)Įdit: I just downloaded Screenium's trial. and then I'm going to merge their outputs into one iMovie '06 project. I think I'm going to have to go with SnapZ and Audio Hijack recording simultaneously. (Well, SnapZ claims to support it but they disable it on Intel Macs. Is a little sound too much to ask for!? SnapZ, Jing, and Copernicus all lack system recordings.

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My budget is $0 which means I have to go with what I've already got (SnapZ and Audio Hijack,) or one of the free programs. Apple doesn't even make PPC macs anymore! They haven't for nearly 2 years! Less than half of their customers own PPC macs I'd be willing to bet. They're trying to charge $70 for a program that doesn't deliver as promised on Intel Macs. They've got no excuses.ĢX Edit: Petition anyone? Or someone want to make a plug-in that'll let it record Mac Audio? Hell, someone want to just try hacking the program so that the option can be checked on even on Intel Macs and see what happens? Maybe we'll just kidnap the developer's family/friends and hold them ransom until they get it fixed and deliver the product they promised.ģX Edit: Holy s! I just went to their boards (to complain of course.) Do you have any idea what they charge for their half a**ed program? $70! Thank god I got it as part of the Mac Heist II bundle! Audio Hijack is capable of recording sound just fine on my Intel Mac. I payed for a recording program and I expect to get what I payed for.

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can someone please tell me why and how to un-gray it? Former CIA engineer convicted of leaking to Wikileaks by HELLFIRE Is it worth paying to have the line to your house? by GiveMeABreak SnapZ Pro puts this folder directly in the /Library. The House That Norm Built To Premiere October 3rd. Forum discussion: Back in the days before OS X, when I wanted to remove an application, I simply dragged the icon or folder to the trash. Any FIOS NAT routers with more than four ethernet ports by aefstoggaflm Internet 5000 fiber now available to me - have some questions by robsquattro SCOTUS justices finds self target of dox attack by HELLFIRE Did anyone have any luck with negotiating Fiber 1000 plan? by MoneyT8 Charter Spectrum's little secret = Your IP Address, matters.

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When the correct naming, since the company name is Senlick, should beĬom.plist Others are worse - they would call it something like So unless your "cleaner" app knows that this particular app puts that folder there, it won't find it. Think they could follow the rules that all preference files be ".plist?" Noooooo.Īnd here is one of many examples of bizarre file/folder location: SnapZ Pro puts this folder directly in the ~/Library directory: I have made installer scripts and know how this works - but the problem is that so many developers do not use the Apple recommended method of naming their files.įor example, here is what Adobe puts in the Preferences directory. But it is unusual for apps to actually do this kind of installation. If an app uses an installer, then there would be a Bill of Materials list in its bundle, which can be used to locate its files. I don't know if this is what AppZapper and its ilk do, but it can't ever be comprehensive.

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So one is left with a heuristic approach - keep a data file of what satellite files each Mac OS X application writes. Identifying these is also not a deterministic thing, as many of them are named cryptically.

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Then you have the few apps that might install either data files (not a problem) or worse, plug-ins or input managers or kernel extensions. Snapz Pro X is a shareware screen capture utility offering a multitude of. So even just trying to remove these 4KB data files is a non-deterministic task. It lets you install, uninstall, print, copy or delete any number of fonts at. I have spent a lot of time trying to write a comprehensive application for getting rid of "orphaned" Preference files, and I can tell you that a lot of them are not named in the recommended Apple reverse-DNS manner. The vast majority of the time, apps leave only a preference plist file and perhaps something in Application Support/.