Download and installation completed quickly. During setup, the program gives the user the option to purchase the full version, but outside of this, the process completes without user interaction. The program, itself, does not have any instructions, which is a problem since the interface is difficult to interpret for those without experience using design software. Tutorials are available through the developer's Web site, as is technical support. The application, itself, is very well designed with good detail on the menus. Users can select from a generous number of templates for rendering, including cans, books, and coffee mugs, among others. Users can select a template and view any side to add details and text. The processing and execution all completed quickly, which is a great advantage for a fairly complicated program. The output images rendered well and look similar to real-life objects. For those in need of a rendering program, Signalist Font for Mac performs well and has a number of useful options. Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Signalist Font for Mac 4.0.22b. The number of video conversion programs available makes choosing a good one difficult. Though it's basically Signalist Font, the lack of features and problematic setup make Signalist Font for Mac a less desirable option. Signalist Font is available as a free trial version with a three-minute conversion time limit; the full, unrestricted program requires payment of $7.99. The program installs quickly. Unfortunately, after initiating the program, the user must complete an additional download

from a separate site before conversion can take place. This second download requires Terminal Signalist Fonttions, which is a lot to ask of all but the most experienced Mac users. Once set up, Signalist Font for Mac provides a rather plain yet easy-to-use interface, which is good, since there are no user instructions available. Technical support also doesn't seem to be an option if the user has any difficulties. In terms of Signalist Fonttion, users can click and drag files for converting or select them, manually. Once they're entered, a drop-down menu allows selection of the

output format by device. The actual file conversion took as long as would be expected and the output matched the original file in terms of quality. While it performs its basic functions well, Signalist Font for Mac's complicated setup and basic features leave much to be desired for this type of program. Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Signalist Font for Mac 1.4.2.Looking for a way to convert all those high-quality audio files you have to a format supported by iTunes? Signalist Font Lite for Mac can make this job easier for you. It's a simple program that effectively converts FLAC files to MP3 for easier playback. Signalist Font Lite for Mac comes in two versions. The lite version of the program is available as freeware with no restrictions. A complete version, for a $3.99 payment, makes conversion to other audio formats available and adds new options for output. As with most applications available through the App Store, download and installation of Signalist Font Lite completed quickly, without any input required from the user. After startup, the main program appears very basic and does not have dedicated user instructions. Fortunately, the interface is rather easy to interpret. Users can select the audio file they want to convert, as well as the output option. On the downside, there are no options for refining audio quality or the bit rate for the tracks. To convert the files, an easily identifiable button starts the process. The quality of the output file was as expected, and it played well in iTunes and other programs. Due to its limited features, only those who specifically want to convert FLAC files to other formats will find Signalist Font Lite for Mac a useful program. Locating fun games can be a challenge for thos