Agenda 4, Magic Dice 1.5.1 Available

Yenco.com has recently updated two apps for Mac, Agenda and Magic Dice. Agenda 4 adds multiple calendar view, a reminder, builtup iEvents, multiple window sizes, iCal import and export and more. Magic Dice 1.5.1, Yenko's replica of a popular dice game, adds the latest version of the Yenco.com framework but also includes minor fixes and enhancements.

Agenda keeps track of your events and tasks, lets you enter your thoughts, and easily create calendar or journal websites. For example, the multiple calendar views feature enables users to see a day's pending events and tasks. One can also choose to view their calendar by any day, week, month, or year.

Version 4.0.0 adds multiple calendar view, repeating events, task management, a reminder application, journal editor, built-in iEvents to create calendar or journal websites, quick searching, monthly scenes, multiple window sizes, iCal import and export, and more. Click HERE to nab yourself a trial version of the software right now.

Magic Dice, this simple dice game to enjoy by yourself, with friends, on a local network or over the internet, is "a 5 of a kind game for 1 of a kind fun!" Yenko.com assures. As noted above, the game is based on a popular dice game which conists of thirteen rounds, at the end of which the player with the higest score is the winner.

Players must either try to beat their previous high scores or invite some friends to play. You cam view your score from the last game plus top ten scores of all games played on your Mac. The game delivers realistic dice animation and sound effects with cool icons, simple scoring, all built on Framework 2.0.1.

Yes, the developer states that Magic Dice is built with the latest version of the Yenco.com framework but also includes minor fixes and enhancements such as improved game performance for owners of a PowerPC G3 or a G4 Mac. Also, the game window now fades out to 80% opacity when not active. Last, but not least, version 1.5.1 fixes a text redraw issue after rolling the dice.

Yenco.com says that many of the great features in their application framework can be found in Magic Dice. Why don't you just visit this address for a hands-on experience.

Agenda and Magic Dice cost $40 and $10 respectively.

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