5 Comments

• Gazmaz says:

  17 June 2008 at 08:38

  Glad to hear to your bits on switching and I always found cmd &tab a pain to use, I also tried Quicksilver but found it a little cumbersome. So I just use spotlight as an App Starter, or is that Fire Starter, and put up with cmd & tab but now I could try one of the other options.
  Anyway’s thanks for the shout out, if it’s not to cheeky can I do a shout out for a section I do for a podcast called For Mac Eyes Only (FMEO) a show by Michael Potter over at http://formaceyesonly.blogspot.com/
  My section is called News and Views from Across the Pond!
  Keep up the great work. And don’t be scared about being spontanteous
• SteveG says:

  17 June 2008 at 13:15

  I too use Omnifocus and would really love to see a version on the iPhone. Great productivity tool. Will also try liteswich and witch too. Cheers for the tips

  Steve
• macjim says:

  17 June 2008 at 19:37

  Hello,
  Have you tried Spotlight? I used Quicksilver before upgrading to Leopard. Now ,to launch a application I just open Spotlight and after a few keys and enter, the application launches!
  Cheers from bonny Scotland, Macjim.
  Good to have you back
• MikeT says:

  23 June 2008 at 22:34

  Hi Steve

  Good to have you onboard at MacBites!

  Just make sure you set the shortcut keys properly in Witch – see Ep 11 for full story!

  Only 3 weeks to the iPhone launch. Have you got one already?
• Elaine says:

  23 June 2008 at 22:55

  Hi Guys and welcome aboard Steve

  Got to agree I can’t wait for both an iPhone and OmniFocus.

  Yes macjim I too use Spotlight for app launching whenever I’m on a Mac without Quicksilver.

  Nice to hear you Gazmaz on FMEO, I hadn’t heard that podcast before but I went off in search of it especially to hear your bit … how’s that for dedication

  Elaine

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