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You know, if we just renamed ObjectBar to say MacBar or something and put it out there as freeware people would find that great.

But because there exists something that's even better than what is in the freely downloadable version, the ante seems to get raised.

The shareware version comes with XP classic and MacPC and aren't crippled in anyway. That's like 2 seperate programs for free. Full taskbar filtering, full system tray filtering, complete customization of those two bars, etc. This is all in the freely available shareware version mind you. If you play around with it, you'll find that you can do a LOT of things with it.

If the only thing ObjectBar did was what came with the shareware version except it had a nag screen, it would still be worth $20. Heck, if the only thing it did was let you do the Windows Start bar where you can manage your system tray and configure how the most frequently used apps are handled and provide personalized menus on XP, that would be worth $20.

Similarly, if the only thing it did was the Macintosh finder, a lot of people would find that worth $20. There's no other program available that can do the Mac finder bar as authentically as ObjectBar can do because of ObjectBar's advanced system tray handling.

Here's a link of a guided tour:

ObjectBar tour

If it had a 30 day time out, then people would just write a crack to eliminate that timeout. As it stands, the final version won't even have the code able to handle other themes in the shareware so "cracking" it won't do anything it would require the outright theft of a full version.

Looks to me lilke we have a few people who deserve to be banned.

What's more interesting is that we have people trying to get cracks for software, right in front of one of the developers.

Do these guys walk into banks and try to rob them with the cops parked out in front ?

Talk about morons.

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