2020. 2. 15. 08:19ㆍ카테고리 없음
Attachment Tamer for Mac makes Apple Mail attachments like photos and graphics easier to handle, and also uses HTML formatting to improve readability for recipients. A basic, accessible app, it does what it promises but it can be slightly annoying, at times. Still, it's worth trying out.
One of the first things that you notice about Attachment Tamer for Mac is a window soliciting the purchase of the full version of the app. This annoying window keeps reappearing each time you open the app, even if you've dismissed it before. The app doesn't have a feature-packed menu of its own but comes as an enhancement for Apple Mail, operating quietly in the background. To use it, you must select one of the preset options available in the Apple Mail preferences menu. The main attraction of the app is that it lets you control the way attached files appear in e-mails.
App Tamer automatically pauses apps to make CPU usage more efficient and to increase your Mac battery life. Some apps run tasks in the background even if they’re idle. MacOS does this with App.
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App Tamer offers you the possibility to pause, or slow down these utilities in order to gain more processing power for the current task. Unobtrusive status bar menu app that manages the CPU resources for utilities running in the background. The App Tamer installation procedure is reduced to a simple drag and drop to the Applications folder. Easily enable AutoStop for any application, or limit it to a certain amount of CPU time. Don't waste time trying to manage CPU usage on an app-by-app basis – liberate your Mac with App Tamer! What's new in App Tamer 2.4 You can turn off the CPU usage graph in App Tamer’s window.
For example, it can make large images display as small icons, making them easier to manage and view. This trick also works with video, PDF, and HTML files. During testing, the preferences selected worked properly, and image files attached to the e-mail did not display as a large photo, but rather a smaller icon, which was easier to place and manage. Are you frustrated by the attachment features in Apple Mail? Attachment Tamer for Mac can enhance them, making file-handling easier, for you - as well as for the recipient.
Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Attachment Tamer for Mac 3.1.13. Attachment Tamer(Formerly known as Mail Attachments Iconizer) gives you control over attachment handling in Apple Mail. It fixes the most annoying Apple Mail flaws, ensures compatibility with other email software, and allows you to set up how attachments are displayed and sent.
One (of the many) things which has always annoyed me about Microsoft Word 2016 (and indeed, pretty much all others apps in the Microsoft Office suite) is its inability to keep the background CPU usage to zero. When using Apple's Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, the CPU usage of each of the apps decreases to zero after you switch to another app. However, the apps in the Microsoft suite seem to use around half a percent of CPU on my laptop (which sometimes even spikes). I recently found out about a cool app called which seems like it can force an application to nap. As a matter of fact, one of the default rules seems to do this when you install App Tamer!
Now, I'm wondering if there are any unforeseen disadvantages of doing this. Does Microsoft cause this constant background CPU usage because essential (such as auto recover?) processes are taking place, or is it just a byproduct of sloppy, unoptimized coding?
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To be fair with the auto recovery example, however, I have empirically found it to be quite unreliable (unfortunately in the hard way).