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Labels X For Jaguar.

Unsanity LLC announces the immediate availability of Labels X 1.0. This haxie adds file labeling features to Mac OS X.

Product Description:

Labels X adds file labeling features into Mac OS X. This means, you can apply various color tints to file icons, and sort the files by label. This gives you more freedom and options in organizing your files. Additionally, Labels X shares file label information with Mac OS 9, so no matter, where you label your files - you will see the labels in both Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X (file labeling is a built-in feature in Mac OS 9).

Features:

* Applies color tint labels to Finder icons
* Adds "Label" column to Finder list view to sort files by label
* Easy-to-use contextual menu to view and change labels for files
* Simple preference pane with an ability to change label names and colors
* Only $7 with lifetime free upgrades.

http://www.unsanity.com

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