We are pleased to announce the release of CM Batch Photo Resizer v1.1.10 (Mac) on the Mac App Store. This version fixes an issue with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion which prevents the help file from launching from within the sandboxed. The workaround was to launch the PDF help file from our website.
This version also adds the contextual menu option to Delete File from the File Listing.
We are pleased to announce the release of CM Note Keeper v1.1.2 on the Mac App Store. This version fixes a bug in OS X 10.7 Lion which prevents the PDF Help File to be launched within the application bundle. The workaround we did in this update is to launch the help file from our website.
The Following Apps are Updated on the Mac App Store
ComboTIFF v1.0.3
CM TIFF 2 PDF v1.0.3
CM PDF Page Extractor v1.0.2
CM Note Keeper v1.0.6
CM Sort List v1.0.1
The Core feature include OS X Lion Support and Full Screen support. They can be access from the App Store App.
To reinstall or update the respective app, you could either do an Option-Click on the Install button on the respective app if it is not available on the Updates tab.
We are pleased to announce that our Mac Apps –
– CM Note Keeper
– CM Batch Photo Resizer
– CM PDF Page Extractor
– CM TIFF to PDF
– ComboTIFF
– CM Sort List
works on the latest OS X Lion.
There are several minor cosmetic issues which we would address in the coming updates.
With the launch of OS X Lion, we have decided to consolidate all sales of our Mac Apps exclusively on the Mac App Store. This will allow us to offer Lion only features in the near future.
We just found out that the Registration System which we used for our Mac App does not appear to work with our Cocoa Build of our apps.
As such, we are suspending all sales of our Mac App through our website. This issues does not affect App Sold on the Mac App Store. Please continue to purchase through the Mac App Store.
We apologized for the inconvenience caused.
We are glad to announce that CM PDF Page Extractor is now available on the Mac App Store.
The Mac App Store link is at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cm-pdf-page-extractor/id423295482?mt=12&ls=1
CM Note Keeper was just accepted in the Mac App Store a couple of hours ago and we have updated the links on the description page at this website. It took Apple a while to get this approved and they are currently listing v1.0.0 while our website is hosting the latest v1.0.1 .
The updates have been submitted to the Mac App Store for their review. Hope they are faster with this update then with the other updates we made.
Check out http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cm-note-keeper/id424755021?mt=12&ls=1
First off, we would like to apologize to our mac users as we made a big issue with the Mac installer. We basically used the same packaging app as the apps for the Mac App Store and that causes them not to work under the normal installation.
Basically what happened is when you install it, you get the white circle and the slash symbol over the app and it tells you that your computer cannot run it.
We have since corrected the issue and if you were affected by the problem, you will need to trash your initial installation and install a fresh copy from our website again.
This should not be something which should happen but it did and it is certainly our fault and there is no one to pass the blame to.
The year 2011 is an exciting year for us. If you visited us in the past, you would see a number of changes made to our website. We tried to maintain the page name conversion so if you are linking to us, you would not need to change the links. This new design allow us to make changes to our website faster and without the risk of making too much mistakes.
Our Command Line tools (AutoBatch It and Batch Image Commander) have been discontinued as the command line platform is too restrictive for our development and it does not do our software justice. Moreover, sales for our command line tools have dropped tremendously and those made them too expensive to maintain. If you purchased these applications in the past, you can still download the latest version from our website.
We have implement limited command line features to our Batch TIFF Resizer and would do the same for our upcoming Batch It Ultra later this year.
A new change you might have noticed would be the inclusion of Mac OS X applications. Five of them for the start and more to follow. These applications are designed on the Mac OS X platform for the Mac user and as far as possible, the applications have their counterpart in the Windows platform. The 21 days trial version of the Mac OS X applications are available on our website and you could purchase from our website or from the Mac App Store. Currently two application, CM Batch Photo Resizer and ComboTIFF are available on the Mac App Store and the rest should follow in the next couple of months.