I've used this since 2006, but having the app is brilliant. And for free, you can't go wrong.
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iOS "must have" apps
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I've used this since 2006, but having the app is brilliant. And for free, you can't go wrong.
R26
Had a quick look yesterday. I got put off when I went to their website and saw 'Buy Pro'. Is everything free? Both iphone and mac software?
I've never paid for Pro, and it does everything I want it to do.
You can't listen to audio from the PC, or drag/drop from the remote PC to your local PC, but it's ideal for logging in and taking control.
welshname
ClioSport Club Member
I've used it for years, but in some situations it will recognize you're on a domain computer (if you are infact using it for business use) and it will then give you only 2 mins iirc.
My nan has had a laptop for christmas and having never used the internet before is having a bit of trouble finding her way around.
I've installed LogMeIn onto it and told her if she finds herself a bit lost or not sure waht to do to give me a call and I'll log in and help out... Brilliant!
It's a good idea for that. I have it installed on my MD's laptop (and his wife's), and when needed I log in.
Saves time and problems.
SQ5
Thought this the other day! Have now got 40+ floors boring as f**k! But everyday when I get home I feel the need to check and restock!
182
Did a quick search and didn't find anything on this:
Wind Tunnel - For the sciency, nerdy types - It basically replicates a wind tunnel - You draw your shape on the screen and you can get it to show smoke streams or particle streams, high/low pressure/velocity etc etc. It's hugely customisable and some of the effects you can produce look absolutely stunning.
It's superb for showing, for example, how a wing works or how a spoiler stuck on the back of some shitty hatchback does fuckall except cause drag. Or, alternatively, it's also great for just messing with and creating pretty patterns. Everyone I have shown it to has been damned impressed by it.
It's available on the iPhone I think but is far better suited for the iPad IMO. Comes in 3 versions: Free, normal and Pro. Worth spending the dough for at least the normal version I reckon.
Wind Tunnel - For the sciency, nerdy types - It basically replicates a wind tunnel - You draw your shape on the screen and you can get it to show smoke streams or particle streams, high/low pressure/velocity etc etc. It's hugely customisable and some of the effects you can produce look absolutely stunning.
It's superb for showing, for example, how a wing works or how a spoiler stuck on the back of some shitty hatchback does fuckall except cause drag. Or, alternatively, it's also great for just messing with and creating pretty patterns. Everyone I have shown it to has been damned impressed by it.
It's available on the iPhone I think but is far better suited for the iPad IMO. Comes in 3 versions: Free, normal and Pro. Worth spending the dough for at least the normal version I reckon.
Edition 30
Audi A4 1.8T Sport
BattleNations - like age of empires ish
UR R26R.5, VW Golf R
[h=3]Methods[/h][h=4]Change Stock Level[/h]
- Open com.eeenmachines.tinytowers in iExplorer.
- Open Tiny Tower.app
- Click and drag floors.csv to your desktop.
- Open floors.csv in Notepad, or another text editing program.
- You will see a bunch of text like 0,Sushi Bar,0,1,California Roll:2,Tuna Sushi:8,Sea Urchin:25
- What you want to pay attention to is California Roll:2,Tuna Sushi:8,Sea Urchin:25.
- The numbers after the name of the stock item refer to that item's level. The higher the number, the more items that will be stocked, and the longer that it will take to stock. Each level adds one minute and 15 items of stock.
- When you're done editing the levels, save the file.
- Click and drag it back to Tiny Tower.app in iExplorer, and when it asks if you want to delete the file, select yes.
- Make sure to fully close Tiny Tower in the multitask bar to see the changes.
- Open com.eeenmachines.tinytowers in iExplorer.
- Open Tiny Tower.app
- Click and drag costumes.csv to your desktop.
- Open costumes.csv in Notepad, or another text editing program.
- You will see a bunch of text like panda suit,panda,5,58.58.58
- What you want to pay attention to is the very first number. That is how many bux it costs.
- For a free costume, change the first number to a zero. For free bux, put a minus sign in front of the first number.
- When you're done editing, save the file.
- Click and drag it back to Tiny Tower.app in iExplorer, and when it asks if you want to delete the file, select yes.
- Make sure to fully close Tiny Tower in the multitask bar to see the changes.
- Open Tiny Tower Application folder using iExplorer.
- Open the Documents folder.
- Drag the 'missions.plist' file to the desktop.
- Open the 'missions.plist' file on your desktop in a text editor.
- You will see <key>reward</key> followed by <string>5</string> (or some other number) at the end of each reward set.
- Change the number in the <string></string> set to the reward you would like to receive. I used 999 and it worked but higher numbers might not.
- Use iExplorer to delete the existing 'missions.plist' file on the device.
- Drag the edited 'missions.plist' file to the documents folder
- Complete the reward and get the number of bux you entered.
Edition 30
Cheat.
UR R26R.5, VW Golf R
I stopped playing Tiny Tower when I realised it wasn't actually that good.
Edition 30
Edition 30
Someone recommended it on here but I haven't purchased yet. If I do I'll post info up in here.
Bike*
Got this its quite good,
Sat Nav 2 - I've been using this since before Christmas. I used it for a few trips (York - Bristol - London - Birmingham - Leeds) and it was great. It's as good as my old TomTom, and even has new roads that we only built a couple of months ago.
It has the option to input coordinates, which is great for when abroad, and there are no post codes (or they aren't accurate).
It's free to use the online mode, which means it needs your internet connection to display the map, but I've downloaded the Europe map for £4.99. Means I can use it in Spain when I'm over there a couple of times this year.
It has the option to input coordinates, which is great for when abroad, and there are no post codes (or they aren't accurate).
- Nice interface
- Free
- Favourites
- Plays iPod in the background (when wired to car)
It's free to use the online mode, which means it needs your internet connection to display the map, but I've downloaded the Europe map for £4.99. Means I can use it in Spain when I'm over there a couple of times this year.
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