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Witch 2 - Switch to any open window
MacOSXHints.com — Developer: ManyTricks / Product Page Price: €9.95 [$12.35 as of 10/28/08] SharewareThis week's Pick of the Week is actually a rerun. Back in 2005, Witch was very new, and very welcomed -- it was the first program I'd found that let me switch windows, instead of just switching between applications. Over the years, I've come to rely on Witch quite heavily. Unfortunately, the release of 10.5 caused some issues for Witch -- nothing critical, but (for instance) some annoying repetitive log entries. Witch 2.0 (now up to ...

‘Macsimum’ readers offered special discount on Witch app for Mac OS X
Macsimum News — ... Many Tricks is offering Macsimum readers a special 25 percent rebate for their Witch application. You can take advantage of the deal by using the special rebate code, macsimumnews, at the Many Tricks’ web site. The software normally costs approximately US$12.50. ...

MacVoices #8151: The Road to Macworld - Contributors to the “Mac Switcher Bundle” Discuss Their Project and their Expo Plans
MacVoices — ... , Peter Maurer of Many Tricks Software and Roustem Karimov of ...

MacVoices #954: The Partners of SmileOnMyMac Profile Their Company and Their Products
MacVoices — ... Jean MacDonald on Twitter Greg Scown on Twitter Philip Goward on Twitter SmileOnMyMac on Twitter MacVoices 20% discount on SmileOnMyMac Products (good through March 2009) PageSender DiscLabel PDFpen PEFpenPro TextExpander BrowseBack Productivity Suite Mac Switcher Bundle Many Tricks Software Red Sweater Software MacVoices #8151: ...

GemFest 2009: All-time favorite affordable software
Macworld — ... ( [image] ) If an application doesn’t respond when you press Command-`, it’s time for Witch, which restores proper window-switching behavior. €10; Many Tricks . Want to stay up-to-date with the latest Gems? Sign up for the ...

Full Screen Mode for Any Application
Mac|Life — ... in full screen, so you’ll first want to check each specific application to see if it gives you a full-screen option. After that, you may want to try Spaces (part of Mac OS 10.5 Leopard), which gives focus to only the windows that you want to see at any given time. However, Spaces doesn’t obscure your files on the Desktop, so you might still see a bunch of clutter in the background. To completely hide your Desktop, you can use an application like Desktop Curtain (donationware, www.manytricks.com ) or Desktopple Basic (donationware, ...