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Party Pro for iPodNormally: $9.99 ZOT Price: $3.97 |
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The Party Pro Scenario Selector:A.) You’re out shopping for your New Year’s Eve party. You take your iPod along with Party Pro with you so you have the recipes of great drinks your guests will love. B.) You’re at a bar, the cute gal / guy sitting there can’t get the bartenders attention because it’s so loud. You pick your favorite drink in Party Pro, find the picture on your iPod and show it to the bartender while holding up two fingers. Score. C.) The family is gathering, you’re the one who always shows off the latest gadgets and you need to teach your auntie how to use her new iPod. You gift her a copy of Party Pro, and together, you take over the wet bar and get the whole family playing drinking games until your aunt is now dancing on the card table pretending she’s in an iPod commercial. D.) Your going to college. The In-n-Out burger pays $10.00 but you know bartenders make a lot more. How hard could it be, they mix liquids. So, you put yourself on a program to learn every dink in Party Pro. You get some empty bottles, food coloring, and Party Pro. Your plan-b income is ensured, all thanks to Party Pro. Well, we’ve enhanced your family status, helped your love life, got you back into your aunt-mary’s will, and ensured your financial success. How is that possible all for $3.97?Simple. MacZOT! – Go get it.Party Pro contains the following that can be looked up on your iPod: - The 800 most used drink recipes + photos of select drinks |
December 28th, 2006 at 3:58 am
This is really cool. Music and cocktails belong together, anyway. ;)
Seriously, great idea!
I tried the demo, I wished it wasn’t so limited. OTOH, it still does give an impression of what to to expect.
I am not so sure about the pickup lines and drinking games – makes it look a bit too silly. But I guess I am not the average consumer, anyway. :)
Four bucks is a price more than fair if I consider what time it would take to add this to my iPod, even if I’d only use a fraction.
All in all cool ZOT!
December 28th, 2006 at 4:26 am
YES!!
This is absolutely PERFECT for someone that works in the liquor industry… like myself.
December 28th, 2006 at 6:51 am
it erases anything you have in your Notes folder, which meant all i had in there from Life2Go and personal notes was deleted. fortunately i had the sense to back the Notes folder up. that’s a pretty rotten installation system.
otherwise a decent idea and fair execution, but i think i’d rather have a drink collection for my PDA. it would mean more for me to be able to perform a search.
December 28th, 2006 at 8:28 am
Developer’s Note: All iPod’s are limited to storing 1000 notes in the iPod’s notes folder. Party Pro for iPod is made up of approximately 950 notes. There is so much content in Party Pro that it does take up the better part of your iPod’s notes folder. The installer asks to wipe your iPod’s notes folder clean so that Party Pro can function properly. If you have more than 1000 notes in the iPod’s notes folder, some content won’t be readable from your iPod’s display.
Please let me know if anyone has any questions. Thank you all for your support!
December 28th, 2006 at 8:51 am
Well this is my birthdayzot…..too bad i wont possibly need this for another 2 years…
December 28th, 2006 at 9:42 am
How do I install this on the ipod. I downloaded the .png but now what? Do I need a MAC? I have itunes for PC
December 28th, 2006 at 9:51 am
I mean .dmg
December 28th, 2006 at 11:56 am
So now people can look at their Ipod mix a drink, get drunk, spill their next drink on the ipod, ruin the ipod then drink until they can’t see sraight, thanks Apple check out http://www.gotuit.com they have some pretty cool uses for an ipod
December 28th, 2006 at 12:34 pm
J:
You’ll note that the name of this site is MacZOT. Note the “Mac” part of that name.
This isn’t really a good place to get Windows software, luckily for you the Party Pro is cross-platform.
When you get your registration info, just contact the developer and explain the situation, and they’ll likely send you the right installer for your PC. (please note I’m just presuming here, I’m not speaking for the dev).
Glad you found us — there are a ton of other good deals waiting for you when you switch to the Mac (not MAC, it’s not an acronym).
December 28th, 2006 at 1:46 pm
Party Pro for iPod is Mac and PC compatible. There is a Mac and a Windows version of the software. If anyone would like the Windows version for the MacZOT price then just let us know that after receiving the registration information and we will send you the PC version as well. A link to the “Party Pro for iPod – PC” demo is below.
http://www.helmesinnovations.com/partypro/
Thanks for your support!
December 28th, 2006 at 10:19 pm
I love the concept of maczot, but, as an avid researcher of mac software, I found this really funny, Sean. Seems you used bogus reviews to inflate your score on macupdate. Come on, what gives? Can you explain.
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Author: MU ADMIN
If it is so great, then why do you have to post bogus reviews for it, developer?
I’ve had to delete three bogus reviews, all from your IP address (all posts have an associated IP address that is logged here), since this software was posted.
December 28th, 2006 at 10:43 pm
Hi Pete,
As a matter of fact I can explain. The issue was very simple. MacUpdate.com uses a flawed system for tracking IP addresses. While I was attending college in Boston some years back, I had asked other students in my dormitory to write what they thought of my products on MacUpdate. I even posted fliers throughout the building. As a result, several students did in fact post positive reviews of my software on MacUpdate which was great. The issue was that my entire dorm building shared an IP address. Therefore each student that posted a review for my product had the same IP address since we all lived in the same building. I was very taken back when MacUpdate accused me of “bogus reviews” of my own products. There are two sides to every story and that is mine. I have contacted MacUpdate several times and they have failed to respond. I hope that helps answer your question of “What gives? Can you explain”.
December 28th, 2006 at 10:59 pm
Another note to Pete,
Shareware products such as mine prove themselves. The programs are free for you to try it and if you like it, you can buy it. I would be out of business if nobody liked my shareware products. Majority rules and I let the majority speak for themselves. Anyone can review my product on MacUpdate or Versiontracker. Anyone can comment on this MacZOT blog. If you read the majority of user reviews posted online it seems that most people like my shareware products. “Shareware products do in fact prove themselves”.
December 29th, 2006 at 12:37 am
Thanks for the explination.
December 29th, 2006 at 7:51 am
You’re welcome Pete. Have a Happy New Years!
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