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Utilities
(rating out of 5)
Default Folder X, Screen catcher, ...
DiskWarrior (4.5)
QuickKeys (4)
Prices Jan. 2004

Consumer Reports Ratings Aug., 2006: Amazon (90), MacConnection (90), CDW (87), MacMall (84)
Forum recommendation: OWC for assorted parts, upgrades and accessories (great external HDs), SmallDog for systems or peripherals, especially if you are in New England. (SmallDog often has decent pre-packaged setups).
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Others:
Dealmac

See HardDrives for external HD prices.

Recommended by a UK Mac Guide Mag. 8/2011
Libre Office
Deja Vu
Shortcuts
TidyTop
Fast Scripts (applescript, shell, pearl)
Cloud Pull (sync google cal, docs, contacts)

Shareware
Tucows downloads
download.com
shareware.com
macDirectory
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Mac Software Info.
mactopia at Microsoft
macwindows.com Mac Windows Integration
macworld.com

General Electronics/Computing sies
cnet.com
techweb.com
zdnet.com

Microsoft Windows on a Mac OS X
Web Development

Utilities


OCR software
OmniPage
Iris
Accrobat

Q: Can anyone recommend a good money management software for Mac, a la Quicken?
Seems that most Quicken for Mac users are disappointed.
A: My accountant uses QuickBooks for PC, so I bought Parallels Desktop and QB/PC for compatibility.
QB is a heavy-duty accounting program which is good for tracking expenses in multiple
accounts (checking, credit card, mortgage) by category and date; 
I understand that it does not track stocks as well as Quicken. My accountant does not
recommend QB/Mac, since accountants use a PC and it is difficult to convert files back
and forth (accountant-client and PC-Mac).


Utilities see tech/mac/utilities