Tag: Snapshots - Latest Releases

Mar 31, 2011 - Dallas based Capparsa, LLC has announced Compositions 1.01 for iOS devices. Compositions is a multiplatform, Dropbox enabled text editor app that is focused on content creation. It features a minimalist interface, including a custom file format offering unique text editing feature, and synchronization logic. Compositions is a great tool for writers who want to stay mobile and be able to make edits to their creations on the go and with ease.

Mar 23, 2011 - Dallas based Capparsa, LLC today introduces Compositions 1.01 for iOS devices. Compositions is a multiplatform, Dropbox enabled text editor app that is focused on content creation. It features a minimalist interface, including a custom file format offering unique text editing feature, and synchronization logic. Compositions is a great tool for writers who want to stay mobile and be able to make edits to their creations on the go and with ease.

Jul 24, 2010 - UK based Arten Science has announced that ScreenAudit is now available free of charge, with no registration required. ScreenAudit is a Mac OSX application that performs snapshots of your Screen(s) and Webcam at timed intervals. If you have multiple monitors it will take snapshots of them all. The interval between snapshots, the name of the destination folder, and the quality of the resulting jpg can be set from within the Preferences menu. See what you did, and when, with ScreenAudit.

Jul 16, 2010 - UK based Arten Science today announces that ScreenAudit is now available free of charge, with no registration required. ScreenAudit is a Mac OSX application that performs snapshots of your Screen(s) and Webcam at timed intervals. If you have multiple monitors it will take snapshots of them all. The interval between snapshots, the name of the destination folder, and the quality of the resulting jpg can be set from within the Preferences menu. See what you did, and when, with ScreenAudit.

Feb 17, 2010 - UK based Arten Science has announced that MonitorMyMac, their Macintosh software which gives Timed Screenshots and Webcam Images with FTP Upload, is now available free of charge for all parents to help them keep their children safe online by monitoring their computer usage. MonitorMyMac takes timed snapshots of your computer Screen and/or takes snapshots from your connected Webcam.

Feb 09, 2010 - UK based Arten Science today announced that MonitorMyMac, their Macintosh software which gives Timed Screenshots and Webcam Images with FTP Upload, is now available free of charge for all parents to help them keep their children safe online by monitoring their computer usage. MonitorMyMac takes timed snapshots of your computer Screen and/or takes snapshots from your connected Webcam.

May 29, 2009 - Arten Science has released MonitorMyMac for Macintosh. MonitorMyMac takes timed snapshots of your computer Screen and/or takes snapshots from your connected Webcam. These images can be stored locally, or remotely and are also optionally uploaded to your FTP server meaning they can they be accessed from anywhere with Internet Access. MonitorMyMac is a complete rewrite and now has an inbuilt Image Viewer. In addition MonitorMyMac has 'Full Stealth' capability.

May 21, 2009 - Arten Science today releases MonitorMyMac for Macintosh. MonitorMyMac takes timed snapshots of your computer Screen and/or takes snapshots from your connected Webcam. These images can be stored locally, or remotely and are also optionally uploaded to your FTP server meaning they can they be accessed from anywhere with Internet Access. MonitorMyMac is a complete rewrite and now has an inbuilt Image Viewer. In addition MonitorMyMac has 'Full Stealth' capability.

Sep 19, 2008 - Arten Science is proud to announce ScreenAudit. ScreenAudit is a Mac OSX application that performs snapshots of your Screen(s) and Webcam at timed intervals. If you have multiple monitors it will take snapshots of them all. The interval between snapshots, the name of the destination folder, and the quality of the resulting jpg can be set from within the Preferences menu. See what you did, and when, with ScreenAudit.