Trampoline is the quickest and the nicest route to the tools you need. If you're like most Mac users, you just thought of about 7 things. Maybe it's Photoshop. Maybe it's your favorite website. Maybe it's Quickbooks. Maybe it's iChatting with your grandson.

Chances are, though, that there are somewhere between 7 and 12 things you use your Mac for constantly.

In fact, how many of them are running right now?

You've just identified your core set of Mac tools. Yes, your computer may have dozens, or even hundreds of installed apps, and you use each of them when they're necessary.

Still, there's a core set, a few select apps, documents, or web apps that you use all the time. You almost never close them. You move back and forth between them all day long. You want to get to them fast.

All you have to do is to press the hotkey, and it will appear directly under the mouse. The things you use most, those core tools, will appear all around your cursor, each of them just a few pixels away.

Move your mouse up, and there's Safari; left, and there's Microsoft Word; right, and there's your To Do List. You choose what you want in your trampoline, and then when it's time to open it, it's right there.

Limitations:

· If you have not registered Trampoline, it will occasionally remind you by opening
· its preferences dialog to the registration tab.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Scroll wheel to advance between pages - a scroll wheel event causes a page advance.
· Fixed a bug where quitting an app from the Trampoline could cause Trampoline to crash on non-English systems.
· Fixed another crash in the Add Special menu.
· The Add Special menu will no longer follow aliases to other folders inside the Applications folder.
· Moved the quit menu item to the top of the contextual menu for running applications.