Free radium 2.3.1 software for mac

• Holding the Command and Option keys at launch now shows the preferences window
• Optimizations in the Floater
• Fixed a text encoding error and some grammatical errors in the German localization

Injader combines the ease of use of a blogging system with the flexibility of a CMS. Although its been referred to as a CMS, its possibly best described as a "website system".
You can have a blog, discussions, galleries, articles, and a downloads area - all in one system, without having to install a lot of different systems to build the site you want.

System requirements:
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- WebServer

Enhancements
- Subscribe to comments by email - This is built into Injader without the need for a plugin. A checkbox will now appear beneath the comment form - tick the box before submitting a comment, and youll receive email updates when future comments are posted. A link to the Subscription Manager will be included in the subscription email, which allows you to unsubscribe.
- Apply theme - A new "Apply" link has been added to the Themes screen, which can be used to set a theme as the default.
- Notify admin of new articles - Admins will now receive an email when a new article is posted. This is an option that can be changed - go to Content Settings to turn it on or off.
- Password security - You now have to enter your old password before you can enter a new password.
- Comment auto-approval - If a commenter has had a previous comment approved, future comments will auto-approve.
- Notify article author of comments - Instead of only emailing the site admin, the author of an article will now receive notifications of any comments on that article. Authors will not get a notification of their own comments. This setting only applies to comments that are approved.

Bean 2.3.1 is designed as a small and easy-to-use word processor (or more precisely, a rich text editor) which helps you write conveniently, efficiently and comfortably.

Bean is Open Source, fully Cocoa, and is available free of charge! MS Word, OpenOffice, etc. try to be all things to all people. But sometimes you just want the right tool for the job. That is Bean's niche. If you use TextEdit but have to jump through hoops just to get a word count or change the margins, try Bean. If you desire a simple, beautiful writing environment, try Bean.

Major Features:

1. A live word count;
2. A Get Info panel for in-depth statistics;
3. A zoom-slider to easily change the view scale;
4. An Inspector panel with lots of sliders;
5. Date-stamped backups;
6. Autosaving;
7. A page layout mode;
8. An alternate colors option (e.g., white text on blue);
9. An option to show invisible characters (tabs, returns, spaces);
10. Selection of text by text style, paragraph style, color, etc.
11. A floating windows option (like Stickies has);
12. Easy to use menus;
13. Remembers cursor postion (excluding .txt, .html, .webarchive formats);
14. All of Cocoa's good stuff (dictionary, word completion, etc.).

Enhancements:

• Fixed UI glitch: Bean Preferences > Style > Line Spacing now assigns line spacing correctly (user reported).

Requirements:

• A Mac with a PPC or Intel processor running OS X 10.4+ Tiger or OS X 10.5+ Leopard.
  

ButtonMaker 2.3.1 is an advanced program which is useful for people without access to commercial image design applications. ButtonMaker should offer the functionality anyone is looking for in a basic (an open source) program such as itself.

Featuring over 20 button designs and support for plug-ins, you can easily create the button effects you wish to include on your website. There is a Carbon version available at the Micahsoft website. It currently works in the OSX Public Beta, but compatibility with MacOS X 1.0 is unknown.

The source code for ButtonMaker 2.4 in its current stage is available from here. The code is in a rather messy state (as described in the docs), so don't say you've not been warned.