Feel Like A Cup of Cocoa?

I released the Smart Buttons last night, and displayed them with my new store layout.

GreyBox is so good, I keep thinking of new ways to use it.

Now that the Smart Buttons have finished, I feel it is time to move onto another RW related idea. This will be a stand-alone program – a RW helper if you will.

And that’s about all I have to say on the subject at this time.

I’m off to read the Cocoa manual.

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