Window layout not saving

Since moving to Leopard, Yojimbo now fails to remember the column positions I assign to it. The new version 1.5 hasn't changed that, and neither has deleting the preferences and forcing them to be recreated. Am I missing something obvious or is this a known Leopard issue? Not seen any one e

Re: How do you remove default Collections?

Spot on. The View menu for things you want to see, the Edit menu for things you want to add/delete. Rich On 22 Jul 2007, at 8:25pm, Jan Pieter Kunst wrote: 2007/7/22, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: For example, where in the Mac user interface guidelines is it suggested that: View > Smart Co

Re: How do you remove default Collections?

Um, at the risk of sounding patronising, how about: View > Smart Collections > Serial Numbers View > Smart Collections > Passwords Looking through the menus takes less time than posting to the list... Rich On 22 Jul 2007, at 1:39pm, tedd wrote: At 6:20 PM +0200 7/21/07, Jan Erik Moström wro

Re: ANN: Web interface for Yojimbo

Wow - this sounds great! If nothing else it means I'll finally get a way of viewing my Yojimbo data using tabs... :) Rich On 18 Jun 2007, at 12:59 pm, Adrian Ross wrote: Hi all, Webjimbo is a web interface for Yojimbo. The idea is you run the application on your Mac and you can access an

Re: Passwords

I'd find this very useful as well... Richard On 8 May 2007, at 3:25 pm, Bruce Garlock wrote: I would like this feature as well. Kind of like the way 1passwd works, or even sudo. If you enter the master password, then it should not prompt for it again for another x minutes. Thank you,

Re: Application reviews by Melodie Neal

Notwithstanding PW's horse-flogging point, may I make a more general observation about multiple ways of working? There is more than one use for a nested folder system - a desire for nested folders doesn't necessarily mean you aren't using tags effectively or searching for data effectively.