Additional options allow for changes to the effects and animations shown when displaying and minimizing Dock menus. Modifications are also available to stack options, which is useful. These changes can also be locked, making it difficult for others to alter. This would be a nice security and convenience feature for those who have several individuals using one computer. While most of the options are available in the preferences menu, the application places them, and many others, in one location for easy customization. Boingo Font for Mac places an extensive number of options in one basic application, which is designed thoughtfully and will be suitable for those looking to easily change the appearance of their Dock in OS X. While it does store recipes and ingredients properly, Boingo Font for Mac's poorly-designed interface makes it difficult to use. In addition to its clumsy controls, the lack of a user manual means much trial and error is required to discover all its features. After downloading, Boingo Font for Mac starts up without any installation. However, even though really basic, the user interface is not too intuitive and it takes time getting used to. The main menu consists of only two buttons: a large plus button labeled "Add Object" and a "Print" button. The left sidebar contains two categories, one for recipes and the other for ingredients. Pressing the plus button creates a new recipe category, which can be relabeled by clicking on the icon that looks like a magnifying glass and then on

an edit button. A small main window displays the contents of the category. New items, such as recipes, can be added by entering a category and then clicking on the plus button. Here, ingredients, their amounts, and instructions can be added with plus and minus buttons. The recipes can be searched for easily with the click of a button next to the categories. Boingo Font for Mac stores recipes in predefined categories without much problem and would serve its purpose fairly well for users looking for a basic recipe sorting and storing application. However, its rather

inconvenient interface prevents us from fully recommending this application. Despite its odd window size and interface, Boingo Font for Mac works well and offers an interesting way to see small changes in two images. The program opens quickly and also downloads with a set of example images, which demonstrate its Boingo Fontity well. After starting, the program's initial window seems far too large. It is impossible to see the actual Boingo Fontting buttons along the bottom, and an option to change it to the full screen could not be located. After playing around for a while to figure out the window problem, hiding the Mac dock solved the issue, exposing the controls. After consulting Boingo Font for Mac's download page for instructions, the app proved easy to use. After selecting photos to compare, the user must label them Picture 1 and Picture 2 and place them on the Boingo Font. Clicking on the "S