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Just one word: wonderful! It’s only the first day of use and I love it!
-Nicola
I really like what you’ve done with Chat Transcript Manager. Reducing my nearly 6,000 transcripts to one SQLite database is a godsend, and the interface is sweet. Thanks.
-Kem
I’ve been using Chat Transcript Manager since you released it to keep track of my work-related chat logs (since I use both Adium X or iChat from time to time), and it has helped me out an amazing amount simply because I only have to look in one place for stuff that I’d otherwise have to search in two places for.
-Ian
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Search Reinvented
Why search only for text? Narrow the search by the date, participants, or chat content! |
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iChat and Adium X Support
Supports chat transcripts from the most popular chat applications. |
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Fast Transcripts Import
Using its own database makes searches lightning fast. |
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Customizable Chat Display
Various styles to display chat transcripts. |
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Transcript Picture Management
Find and view the pictures embedded in chat transcripts and save them to another location. |
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Find Links In Chats
Can’t remember the link a friend sent you yesterday? It is very easy to find it now! |
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Dynamic Chat Updates
Whenever there is a new transcript available, or the transcript you’re viewing is being updated, you will see it immediately in Chat Transcript Manager. Say goodbye to the “Reload” button! |
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Unite Your Chats
No matter which supported chat application you used to talk, all of your transcripts will be there, in one place. Who said you have to remember where you talked last? |
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Full Address Book Support
See all your buddies in the chat transcripts with their Address Book icons. |
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Fast Search Results Navigation
Just hit the Next or Previous button to hop to the next search item, such as Link, Picture or Email. |
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Native Unicode Support
If you talk to your friends in Japanese, Russian, or even English, Chat Transcript Manager will still correctly handle and use it, just as you’d expect from a well-designed Mac OS X application. |
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Speaks Your Language
Chat Transcript Manager contains Danish, Dutch, French, Italian, Japanese and Russian localizations. |
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April 27th, 2006 at 12:07 am
If I hadn’t already bought this one when unsanity had a macworld deal running I’d buy it now. Quite a cool little program. Similar to the free logorea but far better sorting and more fun graphically.
Now a program I’d LOVE to see here… Yojimbo by Bare Bones. It seems to fall in the price range of a lot of the software and is quite useful for storing all these passwords w/ purchase here at maczot. :)
April 27th, 2006 at 12:13 am
is it me or does this not support Fire or AOL Instant Messenger?
I’d love to have something like this, but need support for the above two apps since I don’t use iChat or Adium. I couldn’t find any way to set a directory to scan or import exisiting files so I assume there isn’t any way. Anybody find anything different?
April 27th, 2006 at 3:13 am
Purchased without hesitation.. Been looking for a powerful logging application and once again you guys deliver.
Excellent work! Thanks a lot to the crew behind macZOT!
April 27th, 2006 at 6:31 am
Awesome software, Thanks maczot!
April 27th, 2006 at 10:13 am
[...] After posting a response to JoshB’s question on what Intel’s big news announcement was without googling it, I was selected at random as the winner of an aluminum case for a 60GB iPod from CoreCases.com. While it won’t fit the current 4G iPod I have now, it does give me an excellent excuse to get a new one. Thanks Josh! MacZOT has a new deal today, Unsanity’s Chat Transcript Manager for only $8. That is down form the normal $20 and it is now a Universal binary. [...]
April 27th, 2006 at 9:15 pm
Yojimbo does work great for serial numbers and just about anything else. I currently use a neat app called Licensed (freeware) that does nothing but store software serial numbers that you’ve bought and does it well.
April 28th, 2006 at 12:08 am
i second n0mmo’s plug for yojimbo – seems like a really cool piece of software.
September 1st, 2007 at 2:11 pm
Computer Network Security
I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting