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Metryq said 8:08PM on 5-28-2008
"If you have ever created a DMG image using Disk Utility, you know how hard it can be."
Huh? How much easier can it get? ROM -- Read Operator's Mind?
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Tony said 8:29PM on 5-28-2008
That's my thought..
Click 'create disk image' in DU.
Click on image. Finder opens. Put files in.
Unless you have incredible difficulty using finder I can't see this app making it any easier.
dagamer34 said 8:59PM on 5-28-2008
Woah, I did not know it was as simple as using Disk Utility. I've had my Mac for a year and I'm still learning new things! :)
Andrew Solmssen said 8:32PM on 5-28-2008
the icon looks like it was lifted from SuperDuper! - i mean, it's really close.
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Max Goedjen said 10:34PM on 5-28-2008
Actually struck me as more similar to XCode's icon; SuperDuper's is more cartoony in my opinion, though it clearly drew inspiration from SuperDuper's icon, if nothing else.
Joshua Ochs said 8:33PM on 5-28-2008
"If you have ever created a DMG image using Disk Utility, you know how hard it can be."
Um... File -> New -> Disk Image, and set the same items you see here?
I'm completely at a loss as to who it is who needs these things. Really - what am I missing?
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thethirdmoose said 11:23PM on 5-28-2008
Software developers frequently use DMG files. They are also useful if you have something you want to encrypt.
Ed said 8:51PM on 5-28-2008
I doubt Mr Cory has ever actually tried creating a Disk Image with Disk Utility, so he has no idea how easy it is...
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Pete said 9:00PM on 5-28-2008
How would one go about creating a disk image of an application with all my preferences/settings included?
I have Azureus set up nicely and want to make a backup of it.
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Ryan Devine said 11:49AM on 5-29-2008
usually you can find preferences for your applications in your home directory's /Library folder.
MacBookOwner said 9:52PM on 5-28-2008
Look, I'm one of the laziest computer users out here, and even I can use Disk Utility to create a DMG. It is right there-the icon that says Disk Image?
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Erik said 3:54AM on 5-29-2008
Seriously? The only really annoying thing about disk image creation is making a custom background. From what I can tell, this doesn't even do that.
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Doug Adams said 7:54AM on 5-29-2008
Get DropDMG, http://c-command.com/dropdmg/. By far the best DMG creation tool available.
Tony said 9:55AM on 5-29-2008
You missed the point completely. These programs are a waste of disk space.
At least iDMG is free. DropDMG have the audacity to try to charge $20 for it!
Daveoc64 said 3:21PM on 5-29-2008
Am I the only one that finds it ironic that this app isn't distributed as a DMG?
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Tristan O'Neil said 10:53AM on 5-30-2008
Also looks like AppZapper.
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artech said 11:21AM on 6-01-2008
Actually the tags need correcting: it's "Jamelo" and not "chamelo".
The app is very cool, easy and useful too! :-)
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