Get it here: Dictionary Cleaner
From the website:
“One of the great features of Mac OS X has aways been the built-in spelling checker. Unfortunately, there’s no easy way to see what words you’ve added. But with Dictionary Cleaner, a convenient System Preferences pane for Mac OS X, now you can.”
This is a cool community-driven website of prebuilt Flash components that can be used on websites: ActiveDen. If you’re a website developer and want to save yourself the time of developing a Flash component from scratch, you should check it out.
If you keep up with technology at all, you know that all software has bugs (sometimes LOTS of bugs), and many applications contain security risks. You probably also know that many companies and independent developers regularly release updates to patch these problems, as well as to occasionally add new features. You probably receive occasional reminders for certain apps, or for your operating system. Wouldn’t it be nice to be notified whenever any of these new releases are available? In fact, you can. Read on….
Making Updating Easier
Apple’s OS X Leopard (version 10.5) is a great operating system, clearly their best yet. Nevertheless, there are ways to make it even better. This is my short collection of favorite tips. In this collection, I am focusing on general usability—things that enhance Finder and your general workflow. I’ve added a few general purpose apps that make working with OS X easier.
Safari is the default web browser on OS X, and the one I use the most. Although it is arguably the fastest popular browser, and it generally works very well, there are some ways to make it better.