Tag: Menu - Latest Releases

May 25, 2012 - Apimac has announced Speedy for Mac, a powerful utility that brings you the power to quickly launch everything you need for your everyday work as documents, folders, apps, & sites. Speedy also gives user some unparalleled tools to improve their work as multiple text Clipboard capability, workflows handling and keyboard shortcuts creation. Just choose the needed text item from the Recent Clipboard menu and it is ready to paste anywhere. A comfortable strip that is always on top of other windows.

May 24, 2012 - Coding Turtle announces Scrambler 1.1.2, an update to their simple encryption app for Mac OS X. Scrambler allows users to secure their files before sending them along unsafe places, such as to other Macs via untrusted email, instant messaging or cloud-based services. Scrambler resides in the menu bar - providing a small icon in the top-right area of the screen. To encrypt a file, users drag the file on Scrambler's menu bar icon and type in a password via a small and non-intrusive pop-up window.

May 22, 2012 - Alice Dev Team has introduced MenuMate 1.0, their brand new productivity app for Mac OS X. Developed exclusively to help users get access of an app's menu bar item whenever it is necessary, MenuMate displays a copy of an app's menu bar items whenever the user wants, right next to the cursor. It provides a simple solution for users who tired of straining their wrist from mousing back to the menu bar all the time, especially if a user has a big screen, twin screens or a tablet screen combo.

May 16, 2012 - Ergonis Software has released extended shortcut descriptions for Adobe Illustrator. The descriptions can be imported in KeyCue 6 to reveal 144 hidden keyboard shortcuts in Adobe Illustrator. KeyCue is a handy tool for learning and remembering keyboard shortcuts. Whenever the command key is kept pressed for a while, KeyCue displays a table with all keyboard shortcuts available in the currently active application. KeyCue merges the additional descriptions with the shortcuts found in the menus.

May 15, 2012 - Pariahware, Inc. has announced ChimeX 2.0, an important update to its menu bar app for OS X 10.7 Lion. By default, ChimeX will chime the Westminster Chimes every quarter hour. Alternatively, one can have the computer speak the time in a chosen system voice. ChimeX v2.0 is a complete rewrite of the original application. It contains new art work, is now a menu bar app, and is ready for Mountain Lion as well as supports multiple voices when speaking the time.

May 14, 2012 - Alice Dev Team today introduces MenuMate 1.0, their brand new productivity app for Mac OS X. Developed exclusively to help users get access of an app's menu bar item whenever it is necessary, MenuMate displays a copy of an app's menu bar items whenever the user wants, right next to the cursor. It provides a simple solution for users who tired of straining their wrist from mousing back to the menu bar all the time, especially if a user has a big screen, twin screens or a tablet screen combo.

May 13, 2012 - KnewSense has announced MacAppBlocker 1.4.1 for OS X, an update to their Utility that enables users to block access to any application by placing it on a Blocked App list that is password protected. A safer and more practical solution for insuring privacy than creating multiple login accounts, MacAppBlocker allows the user to share their computer or leave it unattended, while being assured that sensitive apps and documents cannot be opened. The simple app appears as a convenient Menu Bar icon.

May 09, 2012 - Coding Turtle announced Scrambler 1.1, an update to their simple encryption app for Mac OS X. Scrambler allows users to secure their files before sending them along unsafe places, such as to other Macs via untrusted email, instant messaging or cloud-based services. Scrambler resides in the menu bar - providing a small icon in the top-right area of the screen. To encrypt a file, users drag the file on Scrambler's menu bar icon and type in a password via a small and non-intrusive pop-up window.

May 08, 2012 - Ergonis Software today released extended shortcut descriptions for Adobe Illustrator. The descriptions can be imported in KeyCue 6 to reveal 144 hidden keyboard shortcuts in Adobe Illustrator. KeyCue is a handy tool for learning and remembering keyboard shortcuts. Whenever the command key is kept pressed for a while, KeyCue displays a table with all keyboard shortcuts available in the currently active application. KeyCue merges the additional descriptions with the shortcuts found in the menus.