Category Archives: General

Where did I purchase my copy of…?

Feeling a bit fuzzy on where your favorite Splasm app came from? There’s an easy way to find out! First, get the application’s build number Open the application. Go to the application menu, named after the application you’re in, near … Continue reading

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macOS 12 Monterey compatibility roundup

Hello and welcome again to another macOS upgrade season! Every fall we rev our applications so you can enjoy them on Apple’s latest and greatest. This year’s no exception! We’re about to guide you through the glitches we know about … Continue reading

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Where do I save my documents?

In short, we believe documents belong in the Documents folder, temporary projects or routine items you’re absolutely certain you won’t accidentally “clean up” can go on the Desktop, volumes formatted for anything besides APFS or Mac OS Extended may cause … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the Documents folder

In the way, way, way back, before Mac OS X came in 2001 and changed the Mac forever, most Mac users came up with a filing system at the root of their startup volume, extended that to any external or … Continue reading

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macOS 11 Big Sur Compatibility

Audiobook Builder: Compatible as of 2.1.1. Get the latest now! CheckBook: Compatible as of 2.6.16. Get the latest now! Return Labels: Compatible as of 1.1. PixelGriddle 1.1.1: Compatible. Keep in touch at support@splasm.com if you have any questions!

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macOS 11 Big Sur Public Beta Compatibility

Welcome to the 2020 macOS Update Season, friends! macOS finally gets a major version bump this year, going all the way to 11, with a host of changes, upgrades, what have you, and we’re already cranking away on updates to … Continue reading

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