Paletter 4 For Mac Free Download
Hi Paul,You'll need to download and install one of the above keyboards (try the IPA Unicode 6.2 Macintosh Keyboard v1.5) to type IPA text. Downloading the keyboard is fairly intuitive, but installing it on a Mac is a little more complex. We've provided instructions at If you continue to have trouble with the actual text input process once the keyboard has been downloaded and installed, please send an email to and I'll be happy to help you further.
Paletter 4 for Mac Free Download
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Hello, I've downloaded the "keyboard layout" and installed it properly. However, if I try to use it, for example, in a word processor, I don't get anything different than if I'm just using a standard American English font.
When you downloaded the keyboard, a PDF file should have been included in the package (if you can't find this, send me an email at and I'll send it to you). This PDF contains details of which keystrokes will display which IPA characters.
I just downloaded the keyboard viewer and installed it, but was still having trouble finding the correct keystrokes until I read the pdf that accompanies the keyboard download. That has a really useful set of charts showing the location of the symbols and the vital information about the 'dead' keys. In other phonetic fonts I've used, these have usually been the option key, shift key or a combination of these. In this font, however, the dead keys are the = key, the key. The fact that the latter two have to be accessed using the shift key makes it even more un-instinctive!
I downloaded the keyboard layout and font that goes with it, and set it up according to the instructions, but what I type still comes out in normal English rather than the IPA alphabet I wanted to use. Help?
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones and tablets, the free Easy Remote app allows you to control Daslight over a WiFi network. Simply connect to the same WiFi network as Daslight 4, download and open the app. Easy Remote takes all buttons, faders, color wheels and pan/tilt grids from the Show mode screen and displays them on your smartphone or tablet. A canvas size and zoom level can be chosen to ensure all components fit. Multiple pages can be created allowing you to add large buttons to your smartphone whilst being able to fit more buttons on larger tablet screens.
You need to be on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, then you can download Bartender 4 from the website, open the disk image and move Bartender 4 to your applications folder. You can then delete any previous versions of Bartender you have and launch Bartender 4.
This release includes an update to our document model. If you open a local document using this version of the Mac app, it may lose data if someone with an earlier version of the Mac app opens it again. Workspace documents will be unavailable to open by anyone with an earlier version unless they download them first. Any changes they make will not update the Workspace document. For real-time collaboration, everyone will need to use the same version of the Mac app.
26 Mar 2023 GrandPerspective 3.1.1 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It includes updates for the majority of supported localizations: German, Finnish, French, Italian, Spanish, and Turkish.It also includes fixes for two bugs: one could cause a crash, the other was a layout issue in the UI.
12 Mar 2023 GrandPerspective 3.1.0 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It improves support for cloud storage:a "no cloud files" filter is added, it is possible to apply this filter (or other filters) by default, and there's now help on how to scan cloud storage.Code has also been updated; the recommended deployment target is now macOS 10.14.6.Finally, the app is again available in Spanish, thanks to Jorge Ruiz Calpe.
14 Jan 2023 GrandPerspective 3.0.1 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It fixes just one bug. It was not possible to load scan data files larger than 4 GB.Now it is, but it is still not recommended though as it is slow.
10 Jul 2022 GrandPerspective 3.0.0 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge and the App Store.Most notably, it includes the ability to quickly refresh a view.This functionality is very similar to re-scan but is much faster;refresh only re-scans the contents of folder that have changed since the previous scan.Implementing this functionality triggered significant changes to the implementation, which is the reason for bumping the major version.
17 Apr 2022 GrandPerspective 2.6.3 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It includes various fixes and one minor feature improvement: the progress panel shows folders where significant time is spent.
3 Feb 2022 GrandPerspective 2.6.2 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge and the App Store.It fixes the known issue (unwanted black pixels during zoom-in animation) introduced in Version 2.6.1.
29 Jan 2022 GrandPerspective 2.6.1 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It now animates changes to the tree map view.In particular, when you zoom in or out and when you change to the focus, the change is animated.
16 Jan 2022 GrandPerspective 2.6.0 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It provides keyboard navigation. Very useful. Why did this take so long?Also minor improvements to the progress panel and selected item visibility.
21 Nov 2020 GrandPerspective 2.5.4 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It features only one change but a notable one.After fifteen years, there's a new icon; it complies with the new Big Sur guidelines.I hope you like it.For those that liked the old icon, fear not, it's still used as a logo at various places.
15 Nov 2020 GrandPerspective 2.5.3 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge.It is released as a Universal App so that it can also run on Apple Silicon.It also improves support for macOS Big Sur. Most notably, the toolbar has a new look and feel.
20 Sep 2020 Two significant milestones have passed.First, GrandPerspective's first release was exactly fifteen years ago.Second, it has been downloaded more than two million times.Hip, hip, hurray!
GrandPerspective has been released as Open Source under the GNU General Public License.The official release files are available from the GrandPerspective download area at SourceForge.The latest release (Version 3.1.1) consists of two files:GrandPerspective-3_1_1.dmgThis is the main release file.It contains all you need to run the application.To install it, open the disk image and drag the application icon onto your Applicationsfolder, or wherever you want to put it onto your file system.Next run the application by clicking on the icon.
GrandPerspective is also distributed via the App Store as requested by several users.This exposes the app to a wider audience, including some who will only install software distributed via the App Store.I charge a small fee of $2.99 for the app when it is downloaded from there to cover the required developer program membership and other development costs.
medium.com/macoclock: "The only 4 apps I'd pick, if I were forced to use only 4 for the rest of my life." "This 20-year old app is truly unsexy. [...] So unlike other apps that only show the top few largest files, GP shows all the files in a grand, bird's-eye perspective. So I can easily find useless files to delete."
MacResearch.org: "a very effective way to immediately see what is eating up your file system"
TidBITS.com: Recommends GrandPerspective for identifying large files as "I'm partial to GrandPerspective's graphical view"
kubadownload.com: "Using free software like GrandPerspective it's easy to manage your disk and spot the largest files on your Mac"
Rocket Matter: "In one hour, I freed up over 60 GB of space on my hard drive. Thanks so much, Grand Perspective."
nswits.com.au: "It is really a wonderful, little tiny disk utility."
iLounge.com: "Our favorite Mac applications for managing hard disks are GrandPerspective and Onyx" (excellent tutorial on the use of filters)
9to5mac.com: "As its name suggests, GrandPerspective instead gives you a sense of the big picture folders that are taking up space." (short tutorial)
michaelvanputten.com: Includes GrandPerspective in his list of favourite OS X applications
Geek Like Me: "There aren't very many Mac utility programs I find useful on a regular basis, but GrandPerspective is one of them."
cnet.com: "Having a tool like GrandPerspective (another similar tool is Daisy Disk) that will show you the relative size of the files on your disk is a great option to have, and can greatly help you pinpoint whether disk usage is from a problematic log file, duplicate files, or simply having too many files on your disk."
ericholsinger.com: "When I saw the first screenshot on the website, I was ready to look for another option. But, I had second thoughts and tried it out. I'm glad I did. It does exactly what I want."
tutsplus.com: "GrandPerspective is an extremely powerful tool, but it may overwhelm some beginner users."
EasyOSX.wordpress.com: "App of the Week"
macenstein.com: "while true Apple geeks can use terminal to search for space hogs, and the very patient can choose "Calculate Folder Sizes" in Finder [...] this is a much faster, and more fun way to reclaim drive space."
notebooks.co "GrandPerspective makes it easy to check the what's taking up the space."
CultOfMac.com: "This excellent free application scans your hard disk [...] and measures exactly what's what and how big it is."
maccast.com: "if offers a beautiful visual representation of your data"
mac.elated.com: "It's a fantastically quick and intuitive way to find those giant files that are sucking up your disk space."
ars technica: "As this screenshot shows, some files are enormous. See that big red blob? That's my laptop's hibernation file."
forwheelers.net: Recommends GrandPerspective as a great Mac application.
MacWorld.com: "One easy way to locate other large files that you can delete, move, or skip when migrating to your MacBook Air is to use a program like the free GrandPerspective."
kayray.org: "one of my favorite utilities for OS X"
TidBITS.com: "With GrandPerspective it's trivial to see when a couple of very large files are responsible for the disk filling up."
Roumazeilles.net: "Recommended"
APLawrence.com: "A simple and very direct application."
Jemima's Chevron blog: "I downloaded GrandPerspective on a whim, and ended up finding and deleting about 3 GB of cruft from my hard drive."
I Heart To Blog: "I was astonished to find files I didn't even know existed on my machine!"
eli4d.com: "GrandPerspective is a wonderful tiny disk utility. [...] The program is amazingly quick at scanning a folder of any size." (an extensive review with walkthrough on how to use the application. It is very positive about the application and its author... blush)
inputmag.com: "The name of this one will give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect. [...] It's one of the most responsive disk mapping apps I've tried"
knowtechie.com: "The simple visual interface makes manually managing your Mac's storage as easy as it should be."
lifehacker.com: "Download of the day"
isource.com: "Picks of the Week - 2011 Week 34"
MakeTechEasier.com: "GrandPerspective has a nice live highlighting feature that is actually very helpful with navigation."
uk.businessinsider.com: "Luckily, there are apps out there that are a godsend for helping you map your hard drive so you can figure out what's taking up so much space. My favourite for Macs is called GrandPerspective"
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