Review World - DropDMG 2.2

DropDMG is the easiest style to create ".dmg", ".img", and ".smi" saucer images on Mac OS X. It fanny encrypt images and encrypt them with BinHex, GZip, BZip2, or MacBinary. It fanny create images with rich-text licence agreements. It also supports segmented images and images that auto-open when you setting them. There are many time-saving features such as temporary preferences when you clutch down Option, remembering recent folders, and the ability to create more than one prototype at a time by dropping multiple folders onto DropDMG. All the options are available from AppleScript and from the "dropdmg" command-line puppet. What's New: Version 2.2 adds the following: Added "dropdmg" puppet for creating images from the command-line. You fanny immediately create an prototype from a file by dropping it on DropDMG; you no longer have to "twine" the file in a folder. You fanny immediately specify the passphrase for an encrypted prototype via AppleScript. Can save a passphrase in the system Keychain, so that you fanny encrypt multiple images using the same passprhase, without having to observe typing it. Lets you authenticate as an administrator to copy protected files to an prototype. Images fanny immediately be encoded with BinHex. You fanny immediately drag a file or folder onto the preferences to localise the destination. License agreements fanny use non-roman characters. Added Get Image Info... control. Added Verify Image Checksum... control. Added crash reporter. Added software update version checker. Faster MacBinary encoding. Uses less memory when dealing with wads of files. The destination pop-up menu immediately includes icons. Rather than nagging when unregistered, DropDMG immediately has a 30-day/20-launch test period. Fixed bug that caused an mistake when creating more than one self-mounting prototype simultaneously. Fixed bug where DropDMG never prompted for volume and prototype names when you used a temporary preferences canvass. DropDMG immediately requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later..