The particular issue I have is the lack of any master list of all of the apps that I've paid for, regardless of whether it's installed to my ipod or not. This force peoples to have to remember every single app
Do you save your emails? Apple sends an email receipt for every application that you ...

I've had good results with this program: http://stuporglue.org/tako/

My problem with the open-source OCR software for Unix (and thus, Mac OS X too) is that while they work, they take a lot of fiddling, and I don't have time for that at the moment.

Safari
Mail
NewsTap (Usenet newsreader)
Phoenix Empire (some RPG game)
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10 Years of old Apple II and Mac Usenet posts now online at Mac GUI Vault

09 December 09 -- Today, the Mac GUI Vault collection is excited to have
expanded its Usenet archive to include a quarter of a million Usenet posts
from the 80's and early 90's on the Apple II and Macintosh.

These posts ...

Well, I don't have that option. I'm always on different computers, so I need webmail.

I use Roundcube on my site. I don't have an iPhone.

I never use that even though my web mail has that feature. I think that it takes up too much screen space.

Turboladdade wrote:Wow, are these Appearance Manager themes or like third-party themes (Kaleidoscope, etc...)?

It's been roughly 4 years since I messed around with themes in OS 9.... I believe they are the standard Appearance Control Panel themes, because there's a separate category for Kaleido schemes.

Try here: http://macgui.com/downloads/?cat_id=11

Most of the links are still working after all of these years.