ATPM 9.10

The October issue of ATPM is out.

• Cover
• Sponsors
• Welcome
• E-Mail
• Apples, Kids, & Attitude: Good Morning America, How Are You?
• The Candy Apple: How Do You Like Them Apples?
• Machine Language: California Dreamin’
• The Legacy Corner: Picking the Optimal OS for Your Mac—Part 2
• Quick Tips in Design: Part 4: Line
• About This Particular Outliner: Outliner Features—Part 1
• The Bottom Line: Are You Ready for a Disaster?
• Segments: Slices from the Macintosh Life: Consumeritis
• Segments: Slices from the Macintosh Life: 9 Ladybugs at the X Picnic
• Cartoon: Cortland
• Cartoon: iTrolls
• Desktop Pictures: Grand Canyon and Kona
• Review: Amazon Hacks (book)
• Review: iSight
• Review: PagePro 1250E Laser Printer
• Review: Sling Pack
• Review: Spring Cleaning 6.0
• Review: TypePad
• FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What’s Up

Giles Turnbull had the bright idea of getting pictures of different people’s Docks, and others such as Erik Barzeski and Judi Sohn have joined in. Here’s my Dock, as it was when I read Turnbull’s article:

Finder, Path Finder, Mailsmith, BBEdit, Internet Explorer, iCab (no longer my primary browser, but good to keep a second group of documents open), NetNewsWire, Super Get Info, Safari, Apple Mail, Preview, File Adopter, OmniOutliner, Terminal, CVL, Watson, Console, Project Builder, Mesh (in-house Web tool), Script Debugger, Disk Copy, DropDMG, BBAutoComplete, SpamSieve, iTunes, FrameMaker+SGML, Photoshop Elements, Trash (full, as it should be).

• Apple Apps: 9
• Third-Party Carbon Apps: 6
• Third-Party Cocoa Apps: 6
• My Apps: 5
• Classic Apps: 1
• Non-Apple Apps From Big Companies: 3
• Hidden Apps: 2 (LaunchBar and Snapz Pro X)

Need a Mirror?

ATPM has some extra bandwidth again, so we’re restarting our software mirrors page. If you write cool Mac software and need help hosting your download, contact us.

SpamSieve 2.0.2

SpamSieve 2.0.2 makes support for Apple Mail official and includes a bunch of fixes and improvements.

SpamSieve