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Proteron has announced an update to two of its popular software products for Mac OS X, namely, the utility and launching application called MaxMenus, and keyboard application switcher, LiteSwitch X. The new version 2.6 addresses several compatibility issues with Mac OS X 10.4. Of significant note, this release brings Proteron’s primary products into line with the Apple strategy to build software that straddles multiple chip architectures.

Proteron today announced the availability of MaxMenus 1.4 and LiteSwitch X 2.5 — incremental upgrades of their popular utilities to provide support for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. The updates, which are free for current owners of the software, can be downloaded from the Proteron Web site. Free, unlimited 30-day trial versions of both MaxMenus and LiteSwitch X are also available.

Proteron today announced the release of LiteSwitch X 2.0, a major update to its popular application switcher for Mac OS X. Version 2.0 allows you to exclude applications from the switcher so that programs not directly involved with user interaction do not slow down active switching. The free update also offers more advanced options including allowing the Tilde key to move the switcher in reverse, and an option not to gray out icons of hidden applications. LiteSwitch X sells for US$14.95. Read More

Proteron today announced that beginning immediately Kelby’s Notes from KW Media is available for purchase online from the Proteron Store. Kelby’s Notes, developed by Proteron in conjunction with Scott Kelby of Photoshop User and Mac Design magazine adds a “How Do I?” menu to Adobe Photoshop containing answers to the most-asked Photoshop questions.

Proteron and St. Clair Software today announced a discounted bundle offer for Default Folder X and MaxMenus. For a limited time, the two utilities are bundled with Proteron’s LiteSwitch X for US$49.95. Trial versions of all three items are also available.

Proteron today announced updates to two of its popular Mac OS X utilities. MaxMenus 1.2.2, an update to the company’s utility that adds flexible menus to simplify launching applications and managing documents on Mac OS X, offers several bug fixes, performance enhancements, and anticipates full compatibility with Apple’s forthcoming Mac OS X 10.2.2.