Filed under: Macintosh, Commercial
Snapz Pro for Intel Macs
by Jay Savage Aug 28th 2006
And to think: just last week we were lamenting the absence of Snapz Pro--the granddaddy of Mac screen recording apps--in a MacBook-friendly format. Well, it seems the folks at Ambrosia were listening, to us and everyone else who's been carping about this for months, and today they finally released Snapz Pro X 2.0.3. The big news in the update is Intel Mac support, but users of single-processor PPC machines should see increased performance with the upgrade and everyone should see a couple of mouse display issues clear up. Upgrade is $20 for useres of v1.x, free for current Snapz Pro X 2 users.[via TUAW]
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