Comic Life - Version 1.5. “4 Stars and Editors Choice.” MacUser Dec. 2013 "Awesome!... It's intuitive and it has a wider selection of title treatments and templates - love the retro look! " Chris Shoemaker, Co-Founder of Freshi Media "Outstanding. " Alan Evans, The Dreamer Comic Ever wanted to be a character in a comic book? It's the app with everything you need to make a stunning photo comic.Fonts, templates, panels, balloons, captions and lettering art. Comic Life is also great for doing school projects, how to guides, flyers for your business or group, storyboarding, lesson plans, book reports, Internet memes; and that's just to name a few! Creating an original work is easy with the script editor. Photo filter effects and all our lettering options really make your photos come alive.
When you're done you can share your masterpiece with your fans in a variety ways. Make it your story. Script Editor Get your words straight before starting your layout. Best Of 2008: Most Popular Free Mac Downloads of 2008. How to Survive the 17 Worst Mac Disasters. Posted 11/13/2008 at 5:07am | by Michelle Delio Macs are pretty reliable computers, but that doesn’t mean they’re not vulnerable to user error, accidents, and, in some cases, just plain stupidity.
We compile a list of the most common “uh-oh” moments on a Mac and show you how to make them all better--and prevent them from happening in the future. No computer is trouble-free. Even Macs behave cantankerously sometimes, abruptly refusing to act like the well-mannered, delightful machines we know and love. That said, while PCs can be perverse, Macs are rarely malicious. Usually they only act up when provoked--for example, if you splash your MacBook’s keyboard with a beverage or don’t tend to basic maintenance chores. And sometimes, just like people, our Macs get tired and overworked and just need a little TLC. When disaster strikes a Mac, there’s usually a fix-it-yourself solution. If these steps don’t pull you out of startup purgatory, grab your OS X install disc and insert it into the drive. VirtualBox. Hi, I'm a Mac… Beep, beep!
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