Category Archives: Development

Roshambo Up! – Rock-paper-scissors Splasm-style!

June 10, 2020 • Keith Gugliotto

When Allan’s not cranking on customer support, there’s a little time to indulge in some passions: art, music, and game design, to name a few. We pushed some light coding duty on Allan from the start, and, to that end, … Continue reading →

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macOS Catalina vs. Audiobook Chapters

November 14, 2019 • Keith Gugliotto

Update: Looks like macOS 10.15.2 resolves this one, folks. We tested syncing to a 4th-generation iPod and an iPhone running iOS 13.3 and both got their chapter stops, just like the good ol’ Mojave and earlier days. You have our … Continue reading →

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Three CheckBook 2.6.1 fixes coming in hot!

November 8, 2017 • Keith Gugliotto

Here’s what’s on the way in CheckBook 2.6.2, due later this week: Scattered reports clued us in on a crash that can happen on OS X 10.10 Yosemite and macOS 10.11 El Capitan. With a document open, try to create … Continue reading →

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How’s compatibility with macOS 10.13 High Sierra?

September 12, 2017 • Keith Gugliotto

As autumn falls upon us and the yearly flood of Apple product updates washes over the masses, we return once again to macOS update season. Christened “High Sierra”, macOS 10.13 brings relatively few user-facing changes but a plethora of new … Continue reading →

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32 bits, 64 bits, whatever it takes…

July 18, 2017 • Keith Gugliotto

A few worried looks have come our way lately, from folks wondering whether Audiobook Builder and CheckBook Pro will be ready before Apple requires all Mac App Store updates support 64-bit in June of 2018. Don’t worry, friends. Things are both simpler … Continue reading →

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A touch more color coming in CheckBook 2.6

April 17, 2017 • Keith Gugliotto

Since the dawn of the CheckBook Era, our use of color has been about helping folks identify Deposits vs. Debits at a glance, without thinking too hard. So when we added the running balance column years ago we decided to not color … Continue reading →