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The update also included a hashtag popover fix. Clicking a small profile image within the “new tweet” pop-up lets you switch between accounts on the fly. It brings the ability to switch usernames/accounts from within the New Tweet compose window. Tweetbot Alpha 3: After rolling out a huge update a couple of days ago for notifications, keyboard shortcuts and other performance enhancements, Tweetbot Alpha 3 is officially available for download/update today.

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There are more than a few apps and updates today worth mentioning, starting with the latest update for the recently launched Tweetbot for Mac Alpha:

Apps and updates: Sparrow for Mac, Tap Tap, BBC, and more.

The iStack Mac Bundle downloads for $50: Parallels 7, SnagIt, more.

StackSocial Offers The Mac Variety Bundle with 8 Mac Apps for 88% Off.

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$50 iStack Mac Bundle includes SnagIt, Disk Drill Pro, Parallels, Paint Supreme, more (+Retina MacBook Pro Giveaway!).

$50 iStack Mac Bundle ends today, includes SnagIt, Disk Drill Pro, Parallels, Paint Supreme, more.

Watchmac ($20) – monitor your Mac for possible security infringements.

Speed Download 5 ($25) – speed up your download times so you can get your assets faster.

iClip ($19) – get past the limitations of a single clipboard.

Logoist ($40) – create logos, title art, icons, banners, web site elements, greeting card headings and more.

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Fantashow ($50) – making your own movie has never been easier.Invoice 3 ($40) – create and manage your invoices.CrossOverXI ($40) – run Windows applications on your Intel Mac.PDF Editor Pro ($100) – edit and enhance your PDFs with optical character recognition.StackSocial also offers the $39 Mini Bundle which includes: Freebie courses are available to those who sign in early and they are even giving away an ‘iPhone 5’. For $99 you get Step by Step crash course videos on a variety of different programming tracks. The fine folks at Stack Social have another deal up their sleeve this week. Parallels 8 is available for download or trial here for $79. VMware Fusion might fit better into cross-platform installations or for folks with legacy VMware images. But if your needs are more big-business-oriented, VMWare Fusion 5 Pro might be more your thing. Apart from the bugs I saw in Mountain Lion 8, I think Parallels Desktop 8 earns that extra cost with its solid performance, far superior Linux OpenGL support, and existing feature set. The Mountain Lion dictation and experimental DirectX 10 support show that, while Parallels tends to have more frequent paid updates and a higher price-tag, they try to earn the extra value with well thought out features and engineering. If you need retina support, this is your best option since Parallels did the extra work and made it a better retina experience than in VMWare Fusion 5. Neither Parallels Desktop 8 or VMWare Fusion 5 are loaded to the gills with new features, so the PD8 update from version 7 is only a must-have if you are looking for Windows 8 or retina MacBook support in Windows 7 or 8.

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Parallels 8 out-gunned VMware across the board (as previous benchmarks have shown) performance-wise and adds full support for Retina displays and dictation among other features.

Click OK. Try reproducing the flipping issue.Ars put Parallels 8 against VMware Fusion this week and found there is not much of a contest between the two virtualization powerhouses.

Change the value of the dropdown menu next to Rendering Engine to "Legacy (GDI)".

On the left, select Advanced, and up top, select 2D Rendering.

In the menu bar, select Revu → Preferences.

Officially, this issue falls into the scope of Parallels-related issues that Bluebeam does not support, but through trial-and-error, we've identified that this issue does not impact our Legacy (GDI) rendering engine. Switching to this renderer has helped other Parallels users.Ĭan you try changing the rendering engine over to GDI, and let me know if that helps? Follow these steps to do so: This is copied from my Support email:Īs it happens, we are familiar with the strange behavior you described. This appears to be a consequence of how Parallels works (or doesn't work) with our Skia-based renderers. I did what they suggested and it worked - better - but wasn't really functional for me.

I had reported it to Bluebeam Support and this is what they told me.