Monthly Archives: September 2011

4 Ways Apple Can Improve Customer Experience on the Mac App Store

September 14, 2011 • Keith Gugliotto

[Excellent news:  The Loop reports Apple will not only allow developers to respond to reviews, they’re also rolling out an API that brings in-app rating and review to every user’s fingertips while preventing developer abuse. It’s not quite what we asked … Continue reading →

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You want fries with that Text Export?

September 14, 2011 • Keith Gugliotto

CheckBook Pro 2.2 came with new features for interacting with Split Line Items, and we even include them when exporting to Text. We faced a tough question when we did this, though:  How do we handle Parent Entry Amounts and … Continue reading →

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The Mac App Store Says CheckBook or CheckBook Pro is Damaged. It’s OK – Your Data is Safe.

September 13, 2011 • Keith Gugliotto

Sometimes, the Mac App Store on Lion can fail to properly update an app. When it fails, the app’s receipt is also lost and the next time you launch the app you see an error that it’s “damaged” and must … Continue reading →

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CheckBook Pro’s Hidden Powers

September 6, 2011 • Keith Gugliotto

Last week, MacNN compared CheckBook Pro to iBank, rating both 4 out of 5 stars. Reading the review you’d think that, compared to iBank, CheckBook Pro is a bit like a knife at a gunfight – but here’s the key … Continue reading →

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