Leancrew.com Website Review

i just said what i said and it was wrong or was taken wrong. handle software that uses a license file instead of a license key? turns out there’s a simple answer, and i needed it. better-than-stock app switcher from many tricks, had no license key. weird, i thought, but i didn’t follow up on it. when i saw witch does, in fact, use a license file instead of a license key to authorize its use. the license file is buried in the application support subfolder of your library folder. 1pas*word has a system for adding attachments to software license entries, and i had done that when i bought witch. unsurprisingly, the file attachment didn’t get exported to the csv file. i was a little surprised, though, that the csv didn’t have a field to indicate there was an attachment for that entry. in any event, now that i knew i needed to handle file attachments, the solution was simple. i added a new field to my airtable database and with this field added to the database, it was easy to drag witch’s license file into airtable. when you click on an empty attachment field in safari on the mac, the field tells you it’s ready to have a file dragged and dropped onto it. i scrolled through all the other software licenses in 1pas*word to see if any others had license files. they didn’t, but now i’m ready to as part of the slow process of moving my myself away from 1pas*word to icloud keychain, last week i exported the list of software licenses and put them in a database. this took more time than i expected, as i tried out different ways to organize the list. i have, by the way, nothing against 1pas*word. it’s a great program and has been a big help to me for many years. but as i try to simplify my computing setup, it seemed best to avoid having a separate program that, as i use it, largely replicates a function of the operating system. especially when that separate program has moved to a subscription service—i’d rather use that money to pay for software