Type of Article: MacNews News Article

Favorite FTP is a new FTP client for macOS

Posted by | Oct 3, 2017 | , |

Favorite FTP is a new FTP client for macOS that automatically scans local and remote folders and synchronizes them. Upon completion, the user receives an e-mail message. Only files that require synchronization are copied. Bi-directional sync is also supported. The app uploads and downloads files in multiple simultaneous threads.

Favorite FTP requires macOS 10.7 or higher and costs $19.95. A demo is available for download (http://www.favoriteftp.com).

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128bit Technologies debuts Font Manager Deluxe for macOS

128bit Technologies debuts Font Manager Deluxe for macOS

Posted by | Oct 3, 2017 | , |

128bit Technologies has introduced Font Manager Deluxe (http://tinyurl.com/yays6gd5), a font installer and previewer for macOS 10.11 and newer.

The app allows you to preview fonts in a grid or custom view, add and remove font collections, install and uninstall with a simple click, save your favorites, and download the current Google Fonts collection to add to the app. It also includes four new commercial use OpenType font families. For a limited time you can download Font Manager Deluxe for $10, a savings of 50%.

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BatchOutput for Microsoft Excel now supports macOS High Sierra

Posted by | Oct 2, 2017 | , |

Zevrix Solutions has released BatchOutput XLS 2.4.3, a compatibility update to company’s output automation solution for Microsoft Excel. The software automates printing and exporting of multiple spreadsheets to PDF and allows to carry out professional PDF production directly from Excel.

It offers PDF security, image compression, variable file names and other options. Version 2.4.3 makes BatchOutput XLS a 64-bit app and introduces support for the recently released macOS High Sierra.

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Dejal Time Out 2.3 enhances the Postpone and Skip options

Dejal Time Out 2.3 enhances the Postpone and Skip options

Posted by | Oct 2, 2017 | , |

Dejal has announced Time Out 2.3, an update to their break reminder app for macOS.

Using a computer for hours on end can lead to eye, back, and neck strain. Time Out 2 offers users reminders to take breaks, allowing them to stretch and relax. Version 2.3 adds the ability to show the number of times each break has been postponed, skipped, and/or done today, and can set daily limits on postponing and skipping. There’s also a mini-pie-chart option, and High Sierra compatibility.

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