Originally downloaded 8/7/06. Here's yet another new Mac OS X developer making its debut... Today it's Studlar Software (ya gotta love that name, folks!), and they enter the ring with a donation-ware utility called Container. Container uses a local database to store anything dragged to it or pasted into it. It's got a search form for future retrieval and appears to accept any image or text file you want to add. The market is glutted with such apps, but any time a new Mac developer wants to give an idea a go, I'm willing to see what he's (or she's) got!
Container: A New File-Drawer App Debuts
Published August 7th, 2006
Container: A small drag/drop and copy/paste application
Originally downloaded 8/7/06. Here's yet another new Mac OS X developer making its debut... Today it's Studlar Software (ya gotta love that name, folks!), and they enter the ring with a donation-ware utility called Container. Container uses a local database to store anything dragged to it or pasted into it. It's got a search form for future retrieval and appears to accept any image or text file you want to add. The market is glutted with such apps, but any time a new Mac developer wants to give an idea a go, I'm willing to see what he's (or she's) got!
Originally downloaded 8/7/06. Here's yet another new Mac OS X developer making its debut... Today it's Studlar Software (ya gotta love that name, folks!), and they enter the ring with a donation-ware utility called Container. Container uses a local database to store anything dragged to it or pasted into it. It's got a search form for future retrieval and appears to accept any image or text file you want to add. The market is glutted with such apps, but any time a new Mac developer wants to give an idea a go, I'm willing to see what he's (or she's) got!
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