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Hopefully it's ok to post this here... I have Rapidweaver on my machine but have never used it. I checked up with Real Mac Software and it's fine to transfer the license to someone else so I'm selling the license for $40 which is basically half price. As I've never used it I can't tell you...

Another vote for FreeAgent here - I've only been using it a week and I love it, I really feel like I know everything that's going on with my accounts now! Anyone wanting 10% off can use this code 362gj3oe

So I finally bought a Wacom Bamboo which cost me £50. I've been using it for a week now and I'm quite impressed - no complaints at all. I would recommend to anyone who hasn't used a tablet before and is looking for an entry level model

I've tried quite a few and generally use either Espresso or Dreamweaver depending on what I need to do. Espresso is really neat, slick and fast whereas Dreamweaver doesn't run quite as well but does have more features.

I just found this thread and it's pretty much what I needed. I want to get a graphics tablet but I have no idea if I'll like it or not, so for that reason I'm going to get a Bamboo and if we get along I'll upgrade to a Intuos and sell the Bamboo. Now all I need is some money!

My vote goes to Billable as well, I've been using it for years and love it's simplicity

Axure looks waaaaaay to expensive for what I'm after - I want something really simple that does the basics. Illustrator has too much going on for just wireframing. I'm just looking for something quick and simple that lets me get wireframes down quickly - doesn't seem to be anything out there.

Honestly, I think it's just down to personal preference. I think any one of them would have done the job.

Hey, anyone out there got any decent wire frame software they use on a mac? I've needed one for years but always end up coming back to Illustrator - it's a shame Visio is PC only, from what I've heard its pretty good.

Hi Thomas, I like the simplistic style you've got going on - I'd love to see more of the screen shots in your folio section. It's your work, be proud and show it off!

The problem I have with CMS's, free or paid for is that they're loaded with too many features - as soon as you sit a client in front of them, they haven't a clue what to do. From what I've seen of Joomla!, Wordpress, Expression Engine and various others, they all suffer from this - thats part...

My current favourites are http://www.css-tricks.com & http://www.designfloat.com Also trying to get mine off the ground - http://www.novolume.co.uk/blogged