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Orbiting numbers tell the time while your Mac dreams

analogy 20090122 212536 Orbiting numbers tell the time while your Mac dreamsJesson Yip’s latest screensaver features a typographic clock which “fuses the immediacy of digital with the visual-spatial quality of analogue into a hybrid format.” Does that make any sense to you? It will once you download and install Analogy.

[ Via MacScreenSavers ]

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Extensis announces Suitcase Fusion 2 for Leopard

SF2 DVD 0808 20081020 070243 Extensis announces Suitcase Fusion 2 for Leopard

Extensis today released Suitcase Fusion 2, its next generation single-user font management utility. Suitcase Fusion 2 has a completely redesigned user interface and code base built on the stable platform used for the Extensis Universal Type Client.

By using Suitcase Fusion 2′s new Glyph View Palette you can now easily preview and navigate through potentially thousands of glyphs within a single typeface, compare and select the best font for your project. The new Floating Preview feature allows you to drag-and-drop type previews directly onto a layout for comparison.

Auto-activation plug-ins available with Suitcase Fusion 2 include Adobe InDesign CS4, Adobe Illustrator CS4 and QuarkXPress 8, as well Adobe Creative Suite 3 apps and QuarkXPress 7. Auto-activation operates in the background and give you the ability to work in supported applications while automatically activating the exact fonts using Extensis’ Font Sense font matching feature. Font Sense creates a unique ID for each font–like font fingerprinting–to ensure font consistency as documents move from design through production.

English, French, and German versions of Suitcase Fusion 2 are now available for USD$99.95 for the full product license and USD$49.98 for upgrades from Suitcase X1 or newer. Suitcase Fusion 2 will support Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard); Power PC G5, Intel or faster processor; 256 MB RAM; 50 MB Hard Drive space + space for fonts; Safari 2.0 or Firefox 2.0 or higher.

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Make Safari bigger. Make Mail smaller. I know, it doesn’t make sense.

safaristretch 20080104 225514 Make Safari bigger. Make Mail smaller. I know, it doesnt make sense.Here are two add-ons that take opposing views on productivity:

Safari-Stretch resides in Safari’s bookmarks bar and allows you to maximize the browser’s window in a single click. Safari-Stretch even respects your Dock no matter what position its in…right, left, bottom, whatever. Let Safari take over your screen and block out all other distractions. Safari-Stretch is totally free.

Meanwhile, there’s MiniMail that reduces the Mail.app window to a size similar to the iTunes window when it’s been “Zoomed” down to the basic controls. Keep your screen unobstructed by Mail’s massive window.

MiniMail sells for USD$9
minimail 20080104 225600 Make Safari bigger. Make Mail smaller. I know, it doesnt make sense.

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