[John Good]

Do you have a good RSS reader ?

[Mr Fred]

http://www.newsfirerss.com/

and this beaut http://stuntsoftware.com/Overflow/

[John Good]

twice nice

[John Good]

Did I mention TinkerTool ? I should.

BTW, any stand alone good flvPlayer ?

[adam c]

I don't know if it's been mentioned before but I swear by this app;

http://www.cocoatech.com/

Finder replacement.

[John Good]

Best renamer ever

[riat_sila]

ImageWell

[centro]

http://www.jschilling.net/software.php

[centro]

Originally Posted by John Good

Do you have a good RSS reader ?

http://www.opencommunity.co.uk/vienna2.php

its free and very good

[John Good]

Originally Posted by centro

http://www.opencommunity.co.uk/vienna2.phpits free and very good

ooooohh yes. free and good.

[cocknose]

Color Consultant Pro

this is sooo good!!! colour stuff amazin... all i need to do now is get my screen calibrated

[-Red-]

Vienna is awesome cheers

[emil]

Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X

Apparently it's good.
Fuck the wait for mac. Sigh

[yaz]

i had a great site for this ill try to find it

[Snowshiro]

I know it was mentioned earlier as part of someone's longer list, but it's worth saying again, especially since it's free and it craps on a lot of more expensive software.

Font Management - Simple, Smart, Free - Linotype FontExplorer X

It's one of those tools that every designer should have. Don't know how I could live without it.

[Mr Fred]

expose for safari tabs.

Cocoamug Software / TabExposé

tops

[Mr Fred]

saft.

h a o l i

[centro]

Inquisitor 3. Spotlight for the web.

Update: dont use this - its shit.

[Donzi38ZR]

Anyone know of any software for MAC that will convert a POWERPOINT to a FLASH Format?

I found TONS for PC....

[Hunch]

Finally bought Parallels 3.0 a few days ago, having up until now used Bootcamp for running Windows (usually for the simple purpose of checking a website in Internet Exporer).

I can honestly say, in all sincerity, that I can't remember the last time a piece of software blew me away this much. Simply fantastic. Apart from the fact that you can have XP in a regular Mac OS window, or have it running full screen at the click of a button (to all intents and purposes instant switching between a Mac and a PC), the new Coherence mode is just stunning.

Coherence allows you have Windows apps in your dock and just open them like normal Mac apps. They come up as normal on the Mac desktop, except the edges of the Window are in the XP style. They behave just like Mac apps except they look like Windows apps. They work with Exposé, and you can minimize them, and do everything else you would expect. I have a licensed copy of MS Office for Windows, but not Mac. No problem. I just installed the Office Suite from the CD and now if I want to use Word or Excel, I just fire 'em up from the dock.

I installed the multiple IEs pack from Tredosoft. Now I can use Windows IE 4.0, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 7.0, Firefox (Mac and Win), Safari (Mac and Win) and Opera (Mac and Win), basically allowing me to test a web site in any browser I choose all on the Mac desktop. And if I really feel the need I can fire up Ubuntu in a window (also under a Parallels VM) and test it on Linux browsers as well. There is no need to have more than one machine or a reboot ever again.

I don't recall ever saying this before about a piece of software, but I simply cannot recommend this product enough. It's changed the way I work. No single piece of software has done that for years.