Version 1.9724th April 2013 This version delivers compatibility with Things 2.2. Version 1.969th April 2013 This version fixes two minor bugs: Several users on Mac OS X 10.8.3 have reported crashes with "data detectors" switched on in the "Now & Later Board". This is a Mac OS X problem that we can't do anything about, so as data detectors are a very minor feature they are now switched off by default for new users. If you experience crashes under 10.8.3, you can switch off data detectors in the "Now & Later Board" tab of the "Preferences..." pane. This version also fixes a problem with the <Minute...> tags in the speech notifications. Version 1.9519th February 2013 This version fixes the order in which entries appear in the Log Book. Version 1.9431st January 2013 This version adds support for the MindWave Mobile brain-computer interface headset. Version 1.938th January 2013 This version fixes a rare startup bug related to third party disk drives. Version 1.924th December 2012 This version fixes a few UI quirks. Version 1.9116th November 2012 This version fixes a workflow bug. Version 1.9024th October 2012 This version makes a number of minor bug fixes. Version 1.8925th September 2012 This version provides in-line search for the Now & Later Board and fixes a minor bug. Version 1.8822nd August 2012 This version improves integration with the Mac App Store version. If you have downloaded version 1.87 during the two hours it was up, please update to this version in order to unlock your application correctly. Version 1.8722nd August 2012 This version improves integration with the Mac App Store version. Version 1.8630th July 2012 This version makes a few minor improvements, including experimental support for NeuroSky's MindSet brain-computer interface and Retina application icon. This release is compiled against the 10.7 SDK, a change forced by the fact that Apple's Xcode Developer Tools for Mountain Lion ship without a 10.6 SDK. This should not impact 10.6 Snow Leopard users, but the current release does appear to be broken on Mac OS X 10.6. We are investigating, but for now Snow Leopard users should revert to version 1.85, available from the product home page. Version 1.8523rd July 2012 This version fixes a high CPU usage problem during time slices and makes a few minor user interface improvements. Version 1.845th July 2012 This version fixes a high CPU usage problem on 32-bit systems. Version 1.8329th June 2012 This version fixes a bug that would prevent the Now & Later Board from appearing. Version 1.8225th June 2012 This newest version adds fully optimized Retina graphics for the new MacBook Pro models. The release also makes numerous minor improvements, including
Version 1.8115th June 2012 This latest release fixes a "jumping" shadow display issue. Version 1.805th June 2012
Minor fixes:
Version 1.7924th March 2012 The new version features a rewritten Help book and fixes a number of minor issues:
Version 1.786th March 2012 The new version adds warnings before time slices expire. Version 1.7724th January 2012 The new release refines the visual notifications to provide improved feedback during task execution. Version 1.763rd January 2012 The new release adds built-in visual notifications to provide improved state feedback. You can still switch to Growl-based notifications in the "Notifications" tab of the "Preferences..." dialog. Version 1.7514th December 2011 This new version adds an "hour of the day" chart that allows you to visualize how your concentration levels vary over the course of the workday. Use this new feature to better organize your work day and take full advantage of your "best" working hours. Version 1.7422nd November 2011 You can now use a 5 finger swipe instead of clicking the "Go Back" or "Continue" buttons. Version 1.7311th November 2011 This release disables the optional new dimming feature when window auto-hiding is switched off. Version 1.728th November 2011 The new version adds the ability to optionally dim the screen before the end of a time slice or timed break. Version 1.7126th October 2011 The new version fixes minor issues with the duration sliders. Version 1.7018th October 2011
Version 1.6926th September 2011 The new version refines the noise machine controls. Version 1.687th September 2011 The new version adds the ability to automatically close all open Finder windows at the beginning of a time slice to reduce distracting clutter. Version 1.679th August 2011 The new version adds the ability to exclude specific applications from the "Eliminate distractions" step. Version 1.6619th July 2011 The new version adds advanced customization of Growl notifications. Version 1.6528th June 2011 This new version adds integration with Potion Factory's The Hit List to do list. The integration is the same as that already offered for Cultured Code's Things and OmniGroup's OmniFocus:
Beta Testers Wanted! If you are interested in doing some beta testing on Vitamin-R, please contact me directly at: reiff@publicspace.net. You will from time to time be sent links to pre-release versions of Vitamin-R and be expected to provide insightful feedback ranging from "it's just crashing" to "perhaps this isn't really the way to do it at all, why don't you consider..". Version 1.647th June 2011 This latest release adds support for using Vitamin-R the Growl Notification framework. This is currently switched off by default, so if you want to use this feature you need to activate it in the Notifications tab of the Preferences dialog ("Vitamin-R" -> "Preferences..."). Full documentation is available in the Help book ("Help" -> "Vitamin-R Help"). Version 1.6317th May 2011 The new release
Version 1.6210th May 2011 The new release
Version 1.613rd May 2011 The new release fixes two issues:
Version 1.6027th April 2011 In the "notification" section of the preferences you can now specify separate sounds or voice messages to be played when:
Version 1.5919th April 2011 The new version extends the range of possible time slice and timed break durations from 2 to 60 minutes. Version 1.5812th April 2011 This new version overhauls the preferences dialog and adds new voice and sound notification behaviours. Version 1.5729th March 2011 This new version introduces tags to Vitamin-R. Tags are simply labels associated with your time slice. You enter them at the bottom of the objective field and separate them with commas, semi-colons or by pressing the tab key. Tags are logged to your log book and Vitamin-R helps you by offering to auto-complete previously used tags. A simple use of tags is to associate multiple time slices with the same "project". Just use the project name as the tag. Vitamin-R's support for tags is still at its very beginning. In fact you can do little besides adding tags, visualize them in your log book or export them via the CSV (command separated values) feature. Rest assured that tags are an integral part of the future of Vitamin-R and that they will quickly become much more powerful. In the coming weeks a new "reporting" feature will be added that will give you statistics about time slices filtered by tags. The main use for this will be to find out how much time you have spent working on time slices associated with tags. So go ahead and tag time slices with project and/or client names as of now and very soon, you'll be able to use the information in billing your time to your clients! Version 1.56 & 1.5510th March 2011 Version 1.56 fixes a crashing issue. Version 1.55 fixes a minor cosmetic issue that caused the Help menu to appear twice. Yesterday's version 1.54 delivers the long-awaited customizable workflow that allows you to switch off the parts of the workflow that you may not be interested in and decide what happens for the decision steps that are skipped, e.g.
This will be of particular value to those who want to implement the more rigid Pomodoro Technique workflow that dictates the length of the "pomodoros" and "breaks". You can customize the workflow from the "Preferences..." dialog. Version 1.549th March 2011 This new release delivers the long-awaited customizable workflow that allows you to switch off the parts of the workflow that you may not be interested in and decide what happens for the decision steps that are skipped, e.g.
This will be of particular value to those who want to implement the more rigid Pomodoro Technique workflow that dictates the length of the "pomodoros" and "breaks". Version 1.537th March 2011 This release adds support for custom Dropbox folder locations. Version 1.522nd March 2011 This release fixes an issue that prevented users from switching to dropbox cloud synching of their log books before they completed their first time slice. Version 1.5123rd February 2011 This new version now supports log book synchronization between multiple Macs, so that you can work on multiple machines but have a single log book and produce statistics based on your work in multiple locations. The new mechanism is based on Dropbox and will require that you create a free Dropbox account if you do not yet have one. You can activate the new synchronization service via the "Sync" tab in the Preferences... dialog. Full documentation is provided in the Help book (choose "Vitamin-R Help" in the "Help" menu). Please contact us if you experience any problems. Version 1.5020th February 2011 This is a minor bug fix relating to the automatic software updating system. Version 1.4918th February 2011 This is the first Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard-only release of Vitamin-R. Dropping the Mac OS X 10.5 backwards compatibility has allowed us to clean up the code, use more modern build tools, make the download smaller, and most importantly, we hope that this move will allow us to further speed up the development of the tool. We usually support the current version of Mac OS X and one previous version to allow customers plenty of time to upgrade. Apple has, however, made a number of moves in the last few weeks that make it harder than ever to maintain backwards compatibility. The Mac App Store requires that code be targeted to Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and Apple's XCode 4 development tools that have gone to Gold Master last week have dropped the Mac OS X 10.5 SDK and PowerPC support entirely. Vitamin-R was developed from scratch for Snow Leopard using many Snow Leopard-only APIs. Shortly after its launch last April, we got so many requests for a Leopard-compatible version that we spent some considerable time creating a backwards compatible version. At the time, it looked as if this was going to be a one-time investment and as long as we didn't use any further Snow Leopard-only technology we would be fine. Unfortunately, the reality was quite differentt and a good 90% of all bugs that we've squashed in Vitamin-R this past year, were Leopard-only bugs and almost all of them due to Apple's implementation of the Objective-C 2.0 64-bit garbage collected architecture that was introduced in Leopard not quite being up to scratch until Mac OS X 10.6 came out. As a result we have spent endless hours trying to find fixes and workarounds for these problems and we've ended up spending nearly as much time on fixing these Leopard problems as in moving Vitamin-R forward. In other words, the time has come to get ready for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and drop Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard compatibility a few months early. Obviously, the current, 1.48 release will remain on the website indefinitely and we've made sure that the auto-update feature won't overwrite your current version with an incompatible Mac OS X 10.6-only version by mistake. Version 1.487th February 2011 More Mac App Store-related fixes. This is also probably going to be the last Mac OS 10.5 Leopard compatible release. Version 1.474th February 2011 This new version allows the console output to be suppressed by deactivating it from the "Miscellaneous" tab of the "Preferences..." and fixes a problem with preferences not been saved correctly due to recent Mac App Store changes. Version 1.462nd February 2011 This new version further improves keyboard navigation and alerts trial users to the absence (due to Apple restrictions) of dockless operation from the Mac App Store version of Vitamin-R. Version 1.4529th January 2011 This new version makes it easier to purchase from the Mac App Store. Version 1.4426th January 2011 This new version makes substantial stability improvements on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Version 1.4326th January 2011 This new version restores software updating and resolves a startup problem on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, both related to Mac App Store changes. Version 1.4225th January 2011 This new version includes a number of minor bug fixes:
Version 1.4119th January 2011 It is now possible to adjust the duration of a time slice during the time slice. Version 1.406th January 2011 The new version:
Version 1.393rd January 2011 This new version delivers a number of bug fixes and minor improvements:
As mention in passing above, we are working on Mac-to-Mac synchronization of log files using the free Dropbox service. If anybody is interested in beta testing this feature please contact us at: support@publicspace.net Version 1.387th December 2010 The new version allows the logs to be exported in CSV format. Comma-Separated Values (CSV) is a standard data exchange format which is supported by most spreadsheet, data analysis, billing and database programs. You can perform an export by selecting "Export to CSV file..." in the "Logs" submenu of the "Tools" menu. Full documenation of the used format is available under "Vitamin-R Help" in the "Help" menu. Version 1.3730th November 2010 The new release adds a new week day statistical chart, which allows you to become more aware about how your ability to concentrate evolves over the course of the week. Version 1.3624th November 2010 The new release replaces the Adobe Flash-based charting feature with an HTML 5-based implementation. Version 1.3516th November 2010 The new release adds the ability to visualize statistics about your time slices using the new "Statistics Window" available under the "Tool" menu or by pressing Command-1. The chart displays both the total time worked on time slices over various periods and your concentration levels during this time. More information can be found in the Help book available under the "Vitamin-R Help" item in the "Help" menu. This is but the first of many charts and analysis options planned for future releases, but already allows you to detect patterns, such as your most productive days of the week, compare your concentration levels over the course of week, etc. As such it's an invaluable resource for learning more about your own work habits and making changes to how you work and how you plan your week. Expect much more in future releases. Version 1.345th November 2010 This release fixes a bug introduced in Tuesday's release that could cause the main Vitamin-R window to appear with a zero width on some Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard systems. Version 1.332nd November 2010 This release focuses on consolidating the vast array of changes and enhancements made to the tool in the first 6 months after its initial release in April 2010. In fact, the frenetic pace of development resulted in no less than 32 updates and have transformed the tool from an innovative experiment into a day-to-day work horse. Many of the changes are "under the hood", but result in a much improved overall user experience. Rough edges, especially in the window management have been removed, inconsistencies in behaviour between the various modes that the tool can be run in (as a full application, a dockless application, with or without automatic window hiding, etc.) have been removed, disparate internal structures unified, keyboard-only operation has been streamlined, menus consolidated, etc, etc. All in all, this latest release is a solid foundation for the improvements planned for the next 6 months of continuous development. We hope you'll enjoy using it. Version 1.3212th October 2010 The new version provides a host of minor enhancements.
Version 1.316th October 2010 This new version provides integration between Vitamin-R and our new Noise Machine product. Noise Machine is a white, pink and brown noise generator and soundscape player designed to help you mask distracting noise and produce an ambience suitable for concentrated work. It comes with 17 additional high quality soundscapes:
Best of all, Noise Machine is free for all registered Vitamin-R users. Vitamin-R can play the sounds contained in Noise Machine automatically when a time slice starts and stop it when the time slice is over, via the "continuous sound" option in the "Preferences...". You can also manually activate the sounds in the "Noise Machine" section of the "Tools" menu. Noise Machine does not need to be running for this to work, but it will need to be installed in the Applications folder and you do need to restart Vitamin-R after installing Noise Machine so that it can detect the sound files. We hope you enjoy this new feature. Version 1.3028th September 2010 The new version adds an improved version of the noise machine included in version 1.29:
Version 1.2911th September 2010 This is a fix for a situation where you potentially had to click the unlock code link twice in order to unlock the program. Version 1.287th September 2010 This release improves support for Francesco Cirillo's Pomodoro Technique by allowing you play a continuously ticking clock sound during your time slices. The Vitamin-R productivity system and Cirillo's Pomodoro Technique have much in common and many Pomodoro users are using Vitamin-R to implement a more flexible version of this technique. Cirillo advocates the use of a continuously ticking clock to focus attention on the task at hand and to "condition" yourself to concentrate as soon as you hear the sound. Version 1.28 also includes a basic white, brown and pink noise generator. We are working on a standalone noise generator called "Noise Machine" which will be released in the next few weeks. It will also be able to play a variety of "soundscapes". Most if not all of its features will be integrated directly into Vitamin-R as well and "Noise Machine" will be free for all Vitamin-R owners. It will unlock automatically if it finds an unlocked version of Vitamin-R. Version 1.2725th August 2010 This release adds sound and speech notifications during and at the end of timed breaks. Tip: If you have not yet tried timed breaks, please do. They provide a good way of enjoying a guilt-free break while making sure that you get back to work within a reasonable amount of timed. They only need a little getting used to while delivering great benefits. Version 1.2618th August 2010 This release simplifies the way in which the duration of a timeslice is reported in the user log to avoid confusion. Version 1.2512th August 2010 This release (hopefully permanently) fixes a intermittent crashing bug affecting some Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard machines, caused by a memory management problem in the Mac OS X 10.5 text system. Version 1.245th August 2010 This release fixes a problem where the sound preferences would not work correctly. Version 1.234th August 2010 This latest release brings back the log book feature introduced in version 1.22:
The new version also adds:
Version 1.2230th July 2010 This latest release fixes a crashing bug with the previous release. The Log Book feature which caused these crashes has been removed until the problem can be fixed properly. If you have already auto-updated to version 1.21, you will need to manually download this version from the web site to replace the old version. Sorry! Version 1.2128th July 2010 This latest release adds a log book that allows the time slice logs to be consulted more easily. You can reach this feature via the Command-L keyboard shortcut or under the "Log" menu. Version 1.2022nd July 2010 This latest release make a number of improvements and refinements:
Version 1.1915th July 2010 This latest release fixes a bug with the unlocking mechanism introduced by the Things integration. Version 1.1813th July 2010 This latest release delivers the much awaited integration with Things from Cultured Code.
It is also now possible to dis-able the auto-hiding of Vitamin-R's the main pop up window. Version 1.176th July 2010 This latest release fixes minor issues with the keyboard navigation and operation as a dockless application. Version 1.1629th June 2010 The new release features numerous refinements of the text editing features and improves OmniFocus integration. Version 1.1524th June 2010 The new release prevents accidental deletion of now & later board sheets. Version 1.1422nd June 2010 The new release allows for greater control over text editing features:
Reminders are now also played during time slice extensions and a Leopard-only crashing bug has been fixed. Version 1.1315th June 2010 This release focuses on the Now & Later Board. Some people have expressed confusion about the strikethrough text trait and felt that it had become "sticky". The new release makes it much easier to understand what is happening and how to get out of the "strikethrough" mode. The main text traits (bold, italic, underline and strikethrough) are now displayed in a mini text toolbar at the bottom of the window. This makes it obvious which text traits are currently active, and allows them to be toggled on and off more conveniently. In addition, two new items were added to the gear menu to facilitate working with the strikethrough text trait. "Make Plain Text" strips the selection of all text traits and "Strikethrough" toggles the trait. Version 1.128th June 2010 This release adds the Command-Up Arrow shortcut key for accessing the "gear" menu quickly via the keyboard. Version 1.111st June 2010 This release allows the tool to run as a "dock-less" application being accessible solely via its menu bar status item and its global keyboard shortcuts, thus making it much less obtrusive as it does not appear in the dock or the Command-Tab application switching list. Click the (R) icon in the menu bar or press Control-R to activate the application. Right-click the (R) icon to bring up the main menu. If you prefer working with a "full" application that presents a menu bar, a dock icon and appears in the Command-Tab application switching list, select "Run as Full Application..." from the "Gear" menu. Version 1.1017th May 2010 This release fixes the global Control-R shortcut. Version 1.0917th May 2010 This release fixes a bug that affects only users who have chosen to remove the "Start Timed Break" shortcut. Version 1.0817th May 2010 This release fixes a bug that affected the later pad keyboard shortcut and its customization. Version 1.0711th May 2010 This release delivers an integration with OmniGroup's popular OmniFocus to-do list manager. Vitamin-R is designed to complement traditional to-do list managers and enrich them with better support during actual task execution. The integration allows tasks to be dragged and dropped directly from OmniFocus into Vitamin-R's "objective" field where this will create a clickable link that brings the user straight back to the task in OmniFocus. These links are included in the time slice log files created by Vitamin-R and remain clickable. When a time slice whose objective is linked to an OmniFocus task is logged as "completed" in Vitamin-R, the item will automatically be marked as completed in OmniFocus. This behavior can be switched off from the Preferences dialog. Similar integrations with Cultured Code's Things and other to-do list managers are planned for future releases. Version 1.065th May 2010This is a fairly big release that delivers a number of usability improvements and cosmetic changes. We have changed the default "pop-up" window style to more closely resemble the Mac OS X Snow Leopard dock menu "bubbles" complete with rounded corners, transparency and white outline. Better still, we have provided you with extensive control over how the pop-up window is drawn. Select the "Appearance" item in the "Vitamin-R" menu and you will be furnished with controls allowing you to change the window background color and opacity, the rounding of the corners, the insets, the size of the "top arrow", the borders, the gradient, etc. If you preferred the "old" more rectangular style, it's easy to imitate it with the help of the appearance panel. We'd love to see what you come up with so, please feel free to send screenshots of your own creations to support@publicspace.net. We are thinking about adding a few "user presets" so if you want to share your creations, please do not hesitate. On the usability front, the biggest improvements center around keyboard control. You can now control the entire application without taking your hands off the keyboard.
In order to be able to tab through all controls, you will need to switch on "Full keyboard access":
The other major improvement in this new release is that it is now possible to pause time slices. Other changes include better menu bar item tracking, minor bug fixes, tweaks, etc. Version 1.0527th April 2010Fixes a few more teething problems:
Version 1.0426th April 2010Major changes to the Now & Later Board and the FastType feature:
Workflow changes:
Version 1.01/ 1.02/ 1.0320th April 2010Version 1.03 fixes Leopard compatibility that was briefly broken in version 1.01 and 1.02 that were uploaded earlier today; if you have already downloaded 1.01 or 1.02 on a Leopard machine, you need re-download and install the application via drag & drop. Sorry! This is the first of a series of hopefully quick releases that try to sort out some teething problems with version 1.0. This release:
Version 1.017th April 2010This is the first full release of Vitamin-R. Version 0.1015th April 2010It would appear that the iCal integration introduced in version 0.8 yesterday is causing high CPU usage on some machines. This release disables the feature until the problem can be properly analyzed and a full fix can be released. Version 0.915th April 2010This is the first release candidate for version 1.0 of Vitamin-R. The release adds a new feature for managing to-do lists within the now & later board.
In practice this works better than adding the checkmark (type done' ) at the end of the line, because it's easier to see, not to mention more satisfying than just deleting the line. The new version also:
The performance analysis and statistics features are not ready for prime-time yet, but will be rolled out shortly after the upcoming 1.0 release. Version 0.814th April 2010The new version adds more sophisticated time controls allowing you to easily judge how a time slice fits into your schedule. On Snow Leopard, the time control shows calendar events around the current time slice to provide a better context for your decisions. The new version also:
Your feedback is always important but especially crucial at this stage of development, so please do not hesitate to contact us at: support@publicspace.net. Version 0.78th April 2010We are quickly approaching version 1.0, so there are plenty of refinements in the latest update:
Version 0.62nd April 2010New release in this release:
Version 0.531st March 2010This new release:
Version 0.430th March 2010This new release features a complete user interface re-vamp based on early customer feedback. The wordy interface is replaced with a streamlined menu bar pop-up that is somewhat reminiscent of the iPad menus. We feel that this has made the whole user experience much more intuitive as it is much simpler to figure out what is happening at the moment and what options you have. Version 0.329th March 2010This release fixes a start-up bug on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Version 0.229th March 2010This release fixes a start-up bug that affects some systems. Apparently we have run into a limitation of the ShortcutRecorder framework that we are using. Meanwhile, the main feedback we have received so far is that the interface is too wordy and thus feels clunky and overcomplicated.. so we are currently busy re-working the interface to bring it to minimalist perfection. Work is going very well and we think you'll love the sparkly clean new style. We sure do. Expect a first glimpse later this week. Version 0.126th March 2010After the first fews days of public testing, the consensus amongst testers seems to be that the program is already stable and has caused no major problems, so we are dropping the "beta" and are going for the pre-release countdown. The current version number basically means "stable enough to work with on day-to-day basis, but some features are not yet 100% complete". Expect a 1.0 release in the next few weeks. Overnight a crash report relating to Apple Data Detectors in the Now & Later Board reached us. Data detectors are Apple’s wizardry that detects phone numbers, addresses and dates in your text documents and brings up options like creating an appointment in iCal, etc. They can be very handy which is why I switched them on, but they have never been very stable on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Unfortunately, there is little that can be done to address the problem because the crashing code is all Apple's and all third party developers can do is to switch the feature on or off. While investigating the problem, I came across lots of crashes in Mail.app on Leopard, so it looks like the data detectors simply are not working that reliably on Leopard. As a result, the 0.1 release of Vitamin-R switches off the automatic data detection on Leopard by default. Data detectors remain switched on in Snow Leopard. Whichever platform you are on, you can manually switch automatic data detection on or off in the Preferences dialog. This may lead to the occasional crash on Leopard, but this is probably a very rare problem. In my experience, people are very reluctant to report problems or give feedback on pre-release software, assuming that the developer must be getting tons of reports of the problems that they experience. Unfortunately, this also means that it is not uncommon that no problems are reported in beta testing and then when the 1.0 release comes out, everybody goes “I can’t believe that still haven’t fixed this!”. So please, please. Report any problems you encounter. We can only fix problems that we know about! Version 0.01 beta 225th March 2010This second beta streamlines the workflow so that you can start a new time slice as soon as you have completed the previous one without having to take a break in between. Taking regular guilt-free breaks is still important, but there is no point in forcing breaks when none is needed. The new release also fixes a bug where Vitamin-R would quit instead of hiding. Version 0.01 beta 124th March 2010This is the first public beta release of our new productivity application. |
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A brief demonstration of Vitamin-R in use. 
I found Vitamin-R to be one of the few get-things-done applications that actually works for me—in my book, that’s a huge task accomplished. MacWorld, 3rd August 2010 Now with MindWave EEG Sensor Support
Vitamin-R now includes experimental support for NeuroSky's $99 wireless MindWave Brain Wave Sensor that measures "attention" and "meditation" levels. The entire Vitamin-R approach distilled into a 4 minute slide show. 24th April 2013 Version 1.97 delivers compatibility with Things 2.2. This PDF user manual puts the product into perspective and reveals how different concepts were blended into this unique product. Questions? Suggestions? Just drop us an email at support@publicspace.net Get this or any other tool on this site for free by linking from your website or blog!
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