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Cashculator 1.1.3 released

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Cashculator version 1.1.3 has the following changes:

  • NEW: Database location can now be selected. Useful for using with DropBox, for example, to sync your Macs, or for backup purposes.
  • NEW: Shortcuts for common category functions – new categories and icon selection.
  • FIX: Tutorials scenario did not populate the test data in localized environment.
  • Added German localization (including introductory tutorial)
  • Added Russian tutorials (introductory and some more)
  • Added introductory tutorial in French
  • Some previously missing translations were added for some phrases

Auto-update or download from http://www.apparentsoft.com/cashculator/download.

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Cashculator 1.1.1 bugfix release

Monday, February 1st, 2010

Cashculator version 1.1.1 has several important bug fixes and is recommended to all current Cashculator customers. List of changes:

  • Fixed possible crash on Leopard – sometimes a crash occurred on 10.5 (Leopard) systems when using short horizons.
  • Fixed average calculations inconsitency – In some cases average plans were calculated wrong.
  • Not being able to set an average plan – Fixed a rare case where a plan couldn’t be set to be average.

Download Cashculator from: http://www.apparentsoft.com/cashculator/download

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Cashculator 1.1 update

Tuesday, January 12th, 2010

We’re proud to announce version 1.1 update of Cashculator. The update covers many of the most requested features and some more:

  • Category icon selection – you can now select an icon for each category, edit them or import new icons.
  • Support recurring events on certain months only – now you can make a recurring transaction that will occur once every two, three or other number of months.
  • Support for cents – For users who take their budgeting seriously, we now have the option to display income and expenses with cents without rounding them. This feature can be activated from View menu. Internally, all is saved with cents now.
  • Saving your entry history – When you add several transactions to the cell, not only the total sum of them is saved, but the value of each transaction is saved as well. For example if you spent $100 for groceries and later spent additional $50, just by pressing “enter” on the cell you will be able to see that the spending of 150 on groceries consists of 100 and 50.
  • Automatic Backups – Your personal Cashculator data is now backed-up before each launch of the application.
  • Support for larger amounts – Cashculator now supports very large amounts and will autosize the columns in the table to fit them.
  • Better locale support – Numbers will now be displayed according to locale settings in tables and in sidebar (with correct thousands and decimal separators)
  • Bug fixes

Download Cashculator from http://www.apparentsoft.com/cashculator/download or auto-update from your current installed version.

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Cashculator 1.0.1 released

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Today we released Cashculator version 1.0.1. This version adds the following:

  • Now accepts entering numbers based on locale (decimal separator, thousands grouping separator)
  • Position and size of main window is now remembered between restarts
  • Small updates to introductory tutorial

We hear your other suggestions. Keep them coming. Good place to discuess these is in the Cashculator forums.

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Cashculator 1.0 – The Mac way to track and forecast your cash flow

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

Apparent Software today is proud to announce Cashculator 1.0, a new kind of personal finance application for Mac OS X. Cashculator is a different kind of personal finance application – instead of focusing on the past and logging previous transactions, it focuses on future by forecasting your financial situation.It allows making better decisions regarding your personal finance or small business. Version 1.0 is first release of the application.

Cashculator iconCashculator is different from most other personal finance applications, which are usually complex, costly and focus on past performance by logging and tracking transactions that occurred on user accounts. Unlike them, Cashculator is very easy to use: No need to define your accounts and configure the application, no complex dialog boxes, no credits, debits or portfolio management. Just simple numbers: income and expenses.

Cashculator is the simplest way to manage your finances. Like a spreadsheet, Cashculator is very visual and straightforward. Built specifically for personal finance, Cashculator improves upon a spreadsheet by supporting budgeting, easy “what-if” scenarios comparisons and more.

Cashculator Benefits:

  • It allows you to live in the future, not the past, by forecasting your future financial situation
  • It allows you to make better decisions regarding your personal finance or your small business
  • It allows you to manage your finance using a clear, simple and intuitive interface, following Mac tradition

Main Features:

  • Have a high-level overview of your historic spending and income
  • Cash flow prediction: do you have a surplus cashflow or are you accumulating debt?
  • What-if analysis to compare alternatives: check if you can afford to purchase that gadget in several payments or you should push it until you get that salary raise
  • View income, expenses and balance with easy-to-use and intuitive graphs

Language Support:
* English and French

Minimum Requirements:
* Mac OS X Version 10.5 or later
* Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel
* 7.8 MB Hard Drive space

Pricing and Availability:
Cashculator 1.0 costs $29.95 (family license) but can be purchased for $19.95 (USD) for a limited time using a coupon available on the site. A full-featured, trial version can be downloaded.

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ImageFramer 2.4.2 fixes a crashing bug

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

A crashing bug was reported by David Zizza in the variations drawer handling. David also suggested a small usability feature regarding loading variations. Here’s the changelog:

  • Fixed: a critical bug that caused ImageFramer to crash when working with variation that used different frames.
  • New: When loading designs into the variations drawer, if they were not named specifically before saving through the variations table, they’ll now be loaded and shown in the table using their file name. If the user did change the default variation name before saving, it will be shown instead of the file name. So both approaches now produces easier variation handling
  • Fixed: In french localization, the save setting dialog could become too narrow, causing the buttons on the buttom to collide. Fixed by limiting the minimum width of the save dialog to accommodate the longer french text.

Download the new version from http://www.apparentsoft.com/imageframer/download.

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ImageFramer 2.4.1 release

Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

ImageFramer version 2.4.1 is out with the following changes:

  • Added new option in File menu to save the image over original image. Defaults to same target image (if tif, png or jpg) and size derived from original.
  • Saving to TIFF files now adds ‘.tif’ extension instead of ‘.tiff’

Above changes allow for easy interoperability with other applications that use ImageFramer as an external editor, like Adobe Lightroom. You can now add ImageFramer as an external editor in Lightroom. Then in Photos menu select Edit In > ImageFramer.

Let Lightroom render the file as 8-bit TIF and launch ImageFramer for you. When you add your frame, select File > Save Image… from the menu and it will default to overwrite the original file with the size derived from it as well. The framed image will be nicely stacked (if you chose so) with the original in the Library.

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Announcing Cashculator for Mac

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

Apparent Software is glad to announce its second application for Mac: Cashculator.

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Cashculator is a unique and easy to use application which helps you better forecast your financial future and make correct financial decisions for your family or business.

Cashculator is not yet released but we’re opening beta testing. Learn more and sign up for beta testing or add your email to be notified of Cashculator release at Cashculator homepage.

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Apparent Software web site updated

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

We’re glad to announce new design for the Apparent Software web site.

The new design is totally new look, including new logo.

Also, second application, Cashculator, was added.

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ImageFramer 2.3

Sunday, August 2nd, 2009

Update: Version 2.3 was replaced by 2.3.1 due to a critical bug.

ImageFramer release 2.3 has the following new features:

  • 12 new frames in Real collection. All frames were contributed by existing users
  • If shadows are enabled ImageFramer will now export images with the falling (outside the frame) shadow on a transparent background (In JPG on white background).
  • Fixed export size for setting ‘As viewed’ in export dialog. Now takes zoom into account.
  • License keys were updated and will regenerated for ImageFramer 2.3
  • License dialog will now show your license type (Personal, Family or Commercial).

From now on the development will focus heavily on ImageFramer 3, which will be a major update with lots of new features and GUI updates.

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