Year: 2009

Black Cat Systems (http://www.blackcatsystems.com/) has updated Label
Wizard, a Mac OS X app that lets you create your own custom sheets of
labels, to version 1.2.0 has been released. The latest version adds
templates for over 400 commonly used labels.

With Label Wizard you have complete control over the layout of the
label. Each object can be precisely position. The following items can
be placed on a label: text, serial number, picture, rectangle, oval
and line.

Label Wizard is Universal Binary so runs natively on both PowerPC and
Intel Macs. It costs US$19.99.

Softhing has released FTP Maker 1.5
(http://www.softhing.com/ftpmaker.html), an update of the software
for Mac OS X 10.4 and higher that lets your clients and co-workers
upload their files on your FTP server via drag and drop.

The upgrade adds a Log feature and adds a parametric prefix to create
a single zip file with a custom prefix. Also, settings can now be
hidden in the generated FTP Maker Uploader.

In FTP Maker, the users will never be asked to specify your FTP
address or username or password or any other setting.

Building on its already established commitment to bridge the gap
between Windows and Mac operating systems, Paragon Software Group
(PSG), the technology leader in innovative data security and data
management solutions, is introducing the latest addition to its
technology portfolio — HFS+ for Windows.

Paragon’s HFS+ for Windows enables the use of Mac-formatted
partitions in Windows operating systems.

iLuv, the leader in innovative audio solutions, announces the iMM153
Desktop Dual Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker for iPod. This shake you
awake alarm clock features seven ways to wake up to your favorite
music. The unique Bed Shaker accessory will wake even the deepest of
sleepers and is available in four colors, Black, Blue, White and Pink
for the MSRP of $59.99 starting in July at http://www.i-luv.com

Jim Mitchell has released version 2.6.1 of his user friendly Mac OS X
maintenance utility “Yasu” (Yet another system utility) for OS X 10.4
(Tiger) and OS X 10.5 (Leopard) systems.

Designed to be a quick first line of defense for solving OS X related
issues, Yasu was originally developed with System Administrators who
service large groups of workstations in mind, enabling them to
perform a specific group of maintenance tasks quickly within a few
clicks, rather than endlessly typing shell script commands in the
Terminal application.

This latest release for Mac OS X systems 1