Conjure 4.1.1

Conjure 4.1.1 gives you a useful, unique alternate desktop environment which lets you draw directly on the desktop, create and manage multiple desktops, grab images from the iSight camera, take audio notes, and work with images and text in a fluid, user-centric environment. You create a new Conjure desktop for notes, links to files and urls, pictures, audio, and video for any project you work on.

Major Features:

1. The Basics: With Conjure, your desktop can now store notes and drawings. To write, just start typing. When you’re done, hit the Enter key, or click outside of the text box. To edit your text later, just double-click it. To draw, click the spacebar, and start drawing. Option+drag to make a circle, Command+drag to make a straight line. Click the spacebar again when you’re done.
2. Multiple Desktops, At A Glance: Conjure lets you create an unlimited number of desktop ‘canvases’ upon which you can work.  You can see all of your Conjure desktops at a glance, and switch between them instantly. You can switch between them using the overview, or you can use the Bunny menu, to switch desktops when they’re in the background.
3. Organizers: Conjure’s Organizers make short work of organizing your designs into multiple layouts, and switching smoothly between them.
4. Knife: Conjure’s Knife makes it easy to slice up images, movies, live video, anything! And combining this with the Organizer makes it easy to rearrange anything you can take a picture of.
5. Clusters: Clusters are Conjure’s answer to information overload. Keep all your thoughts on the desktop, but out of the way. You can use the multiple Cluster expansion modes to get at your information in different ways, and you can even use it to prioritize your work.
6. Sink, Surface, and Focus: Conjure gives you unparalleled control over how you focus on your work. If you like to work on one thing at a time, Conjure can help, with its Focus mode. If you want Conjure out of the way, tell it to Sink. When you want it back, tell it to surface.
7. People: People exist on Conjure desktops right alongside files, pictures, and text. You can access anything about the person right from the desktop. Keep the people who are associated with a project on that desktop for quick access.
8. Links: In Conjure, simply command+dragging from one object to another will create a link between them. This lets you effortlessly build visual hierarchies, organizational charts, information trees, and mind maps.
9. Spaces: Conjure has advanced support for Spaces. With Conjure, you can specify a new background for every Space you work in. Now your documents and notes can follow the apps you work with. You can even switch desktops without switching spaces, if you need something on a different desktop, but want to keep everything else on the screen.
10.  Monitor Support: Conjure now supports multiple monitors. You can also easily move a desktop from one monitor to another. 

Enhancements:

1. New Features
   • Faster start time. Conjure now loads AddressBook and inactive application menu items only when you’ve asked for them.
2. Improvements...
   • Improved knife - Now works when the entire desktop is zoomed out.
   • Improved translucencies  - You can now save your translucent desktop and return to it later.
   • Improved support for Wacom pens
   • Improved support for Mobile Me - Works with non-ASCII names of remote volumes
3. Fixes...
   • Fixed problem with new projects showing blank backdrops when there were spaces in folder or file names.
   • Fixed problems with Clusters not working right on volumes with spaces in their names.
   • Fixed an issue with multiple monitor support where different sized monitors would result in different settings for windows.
   • Fixed an issue where Desktop Overview wouldn't remember its zoom setting.
   • Fixed an issue where Desktop Overview showed settings at the wrong size.
   • Fixed an issue with the Reveal button not working right.
   • Fixed an issue with the desktop overview menu items not working right.
   • Fixed an issue where using the knife while zoomed would leave behind traces of the knife outline, in the final image.