Innholdsfortegnelse for October 2016 i MacFormat

Popslate 2 Your iPhone gets a second screen When the original Popslate debuted, it caused quite a stir – here was an iPhone case with an E Ink display on the back to display notifcations, news and more. Popslate 2 builds on that foundation in a number of ways. It has a larger screen – now 4.7-inches at 200dpi – and a Lightning port to simultaneously connect to your iPhone and charge it up. You can also flick through five different apps using the capacitive buttons near the bottom of the screen. Popslate’s maker say this all adds up to saving your iPhone’s battery by keeping the LED display switched off. From $149 (about £115) INCLUDES Popslate E Ink battery case WEBSITE popslate.com WORKS WITH iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s,…

We’re huge fans of the Apple Pencil. It’s comfortable, accurate and handily charges from the iPad Pro’s Lightning port. It’s a winning combination with the iPad Pro, but it was clear to us that the 2015 launch model wasn’t the beginning and end of Apple styluses. We expect a new 12.9-inch iPad Pro to debut in late 2016, and a new Pencil should be announced with it. However, the changes could be more far-reaching than would at first seem obvious. Sure, there’s bound to be even longer battery life and maybe a choice of colours, but according to a recently uncovered patent, a new Pencil might work with a Mac and possibly support gestures in the air! Apple’s granted patent 9,400,570 was originally filed in late 2014 and was published…

Apple’s latest, and hopefully greatest, operating system is almost upon us, and as has become the norm you can try it out now thanks to Apple’s Beta Software Program. We’ve already shown how to safely install the public beta version (see MF303, p50) and poke around the new features, but in this feature we’re taking you into exactly how those features work and what you can do with them. We’ll begin with the new Universal Clipboard feature, which takes Apple’s initiative for easier cross-device working even further, and show how Auto Unlock works with watchOS 3 – sadly, there’s no public beta of that system, but we’ll show you how to mimic Auto Unlock today. We’ll also look at how iCloud Drive, Photos and Messages have changed, and the capabilities…

For a long while, Apple pushed back against traditional file systems. On iOS, documents only lived ‘inside’ apps. With iCloud, cross-device syncing worked well when using the same app on iPad, iPhone and Mac. However, when using multiple apps, you had to copy documents between them; this often resulted in many part-finished files strewn across devices. With iCloud Drive’s introduction, Apple added a more typical file system to the core iOS experience, and made it accessible on Macs and iOS devices. You can delve into app-specific folders, but also add folders of your own, just like in Finder on a Mac. Now, with the release of macOS Sierra, Apple is making a particularly audacious move regarding iCloud Drive, enabling you to keep your Mac’s Desktop and Documents folders on iCloud…

Apple’s instant messaging service is about to get a lot more interesting, with a mix of fun and practical features that make it more engaging. Messages in Sierra supports many of the same tools that are found in the iOS 10 version, enabling you to send a quick reaction to a message in two clicks and without any typing. Share a web page’s address from Safari and Messages presents it more attractively than before, with the page’s title and a picture to make it a little clearer where clicking will take the recipient. The app also deals with media better than before. However, the beta version lacks some stuff from iOS 10; naturally, full-screen effects such as balloon animations, but also the message bubble animations, such as slamming down on…

IT WILL TAKE 30 minutes YOU WILL LEARN How to build a website from a template. YOU’LL NEED RapidWeaver 7 TUTORIAL SERIES PART 1 OF 5 NEXT MONTH! Learn how to tweak a template’s design. Until a few years ago, you needed a website if you wanted to post blogs, share pictures of your dogs, or promote a club or business. Today, social networks such as Facebook and Instagram handle most of the blogs and dogs, but websites remain crucial for clubs, campaigners and businesses alike. Sites are like any other kind of promotional material: to do a really good job you need to have design talent or the money to hire that talent. However, if you aren’t a Photoshop whizz and don’t have stacks of cash to spend, there’s…

IT WILL TAKE 45 minutes YOU WILL LEARN How to recover a working hard disk from a failed drive enclosure. YOU’LL NEED A new external drive enclosure. Data Rescue for possible recovery. 3TB disks may be unusually formatted to be usable with older PCs The unthinkable has happened: your external hard drive has suddenly stopped working. You’ve checked the cables and power adaptor – perhaps using a tool like the LAP Non-Contact AC Voltage Detector (£5.99, screwfix.com) to verify it still works, but your Mac can no longer see it. In this project we’ll look at how you can rescue your disk from a failed drive enclosure, recover data from it if necessary, and then continue to use the internal disk going forward. The project relies on one key element…

Q Although both my iMac and MacBook Air run El Capitan and share via Wi-Fi, my wife’s Mac mini is still on OS X 10.6.8. We can’t establish a network connection between her mini and either of my Macs. Is that possible? A It’s often tricky to share access across such a range of versions of OS X. It may be easier to connect the more recent version to the older one, rather than the other way around. If you can upgrade the mini to run El Capitan too, you should be able to connect either way. Debugging networks starts by setting all your devices to use fixed IP addresses (such as 192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2, and so on) on the same subnet. Open Network Utility on each – enter its name…

Q I’ve just updated my iMac to El Capitan. Although I can still print normally to my Canon Pixma MG4250, I can’t use its scanner, despite that feature working normally from a laptop running Windows 7. Does El Capitan not support this model’s scanning capability? A El Capitan does support your device, both as a printer and a scanner. Sometimes it takes a little cajoling to get this going, though. To begin, uninstall all Canon software for it, particularly any which has been migrated from previous versions of OS X. Next up, disconnect the printer: open the Printers & Scanners pane in System Preferences, select the currently installed printer and click the – (minus) button below the list of devices to remove it. Repeat this for it as a scanner.…

REUSE OLD KIT Inspiring ideas for revamping your old Apple devices Back in 1994, Nelson Mandela was elected president, the Channel Tunnel opened, and China got its first connection to the internet. The web and MacFormat were in their infancy, I was a software developer, and my first child was just a blue line on a pregnancy test. In May of that year, Apple released the PowerBook 520. It would be a stretch to call this an all-time classic, but it did break some new ground. It was the first laptop to use a trackpad – we’d made do with a trackball before that! It was also the first with stereo speakers, which seems even more incredible, until you remember that computer sounds had only just got past the beep-beep-boop…

With any creative project, planning is essential. That goes double for shooting, when you’re likely to be constrained by time, money and location. Turn up without enough batteries and your whole day could be ruined. You’ll want to have a good idea of exactly what you’re going to need to capture before you arrive to avoid getting caught out. Write a shot list if it helps, at least as a guide. A fundamental thing to consider is how many cameras you’re going to need. If you’re sure it’s just one, that’s great. For any kind of interview footage it’s common practice to shoot two angles of the subject and then cut between them in the edit to keep things interesting. If the interviewer is to be in shot as well,…

£299 FROM AOC, aoc-europe.com FEATURES DisplayPort, HDMI and VGA inputs VERDICT An attractive monitor with a stylish frame and impressive picture quality. It will satisfy anyone this side of obsessive colour proofing. + Attractively styled + Multiple inputs + Crisp resolution - Minimal tilt range AOC’s latest 27-inch monitor is a good-looking display with a native resolution of 2560x1440 pixels. First impressions are of an unfussy, quietly stylish display; slim, metal-framed, and with a strong stand that’s a single leg of aluminium bent into a half-closed rectangle. It looks faintly retro and pleasingly futuristic at the same time. There are downsides to this voguish appearance; it has a tilt range of no more than 14 degrees, and – like many displays today – there’s no height adjustment option, so if…

VERDICT For peace of mind it’s useful, and for travel, but it’s costly and the software’s a bit crazy! + Another back-up option - Do you need it? This is an Apple security solution that Apple would never make. iCloud is the back-up solution for your iOS devices and Apple wants to keep it that way. Yes, you can still use iTunes and your Mac, but that’s become a bit of a manual chore in the days of the cloud. So why on earth would you want another offline solution to backing up your data? Well, the designers of Meem think there’s a gap in the market for a travel back-up solution while you’re away from Wi-Fi or a mobile Results appeared consistent and reliable, and we saw only 0.1kg…

From £91 FROM Nomad, hellonomad.com FEATURES Lightning connector, 2,400mAh battery, Bi-Fold or Slim VERDICT Carry your cash, credit cards and charge your iPhone. Clever, but it’s weighty. + Charge on the go! - Rather heavy The iPhone is a power-hungry thing, and no matter where you are, if you haven’t thought about charging up before you leave, it’s easy to find that you’re low on juice. There are countless battery packs and battery cases out there for the iPhone, but bulk has always been a problem and you have to remember to take one with you. As you need to take a wallet with you most of the time anyway, having an integrated battery to top up your iPhone is a great idea. Nomad has managed to make a stylish…

DASHCAMS ON TEST… Asus Reco Smart Garmin Dash Cam 35 Nextbase 512g Ultra RAC05 Super HD Snooper DVR-4HD Transcend DrivePro 520 ot so long ago, dashcams were the preserve of the backstreet cab driver, but now they’re an essential tool for anybody who spends a reasonable amount of time in a car. In the age of bogus insurance claims, uninsured drivers and less-than-desirable automotive skills, dashcams have really come into their own. And, what’s more, a growing number now work with Macs and iOS devices, too. We’ve gathered together a bunch of the best dashcams you can buy around the £100 to £150 price range. Less expensive dashcams are available, but our picks come with various features (depending on the model) such as Wi-Fi, accompanying iOS apps, and even a…

We hope you’ve been enjoying the public beta release of macOS Sierra (already on its fourth update by the time we went to press), and even if you haven’t we show what you’ve been missing in this issue. We guide you through all the big changes and show you exactly how they work in Sierra to date (expect things to have changed a little by the final release in September). If you like a lot of what Sierra has to offer but want to stick with El Capitan for a while, we’ve looked at some brilliant add-ons you can get for your current OS that’ll go someway to replicating what the brand-new macOS can do. As excited as we get about a new OS, we must always remember to back…

The original Shadow Complex was a huge hit when it came out on the Xbox 360 in 2009. Seven years later it’s been remastered, updated and released on the Mac. You play as Jason Fleming, a hiker who stumbles upon a conspiracy to start a second American civil war by a paramilitary group called The Restoration. You must make use of the many high-tech ‘toys’ of The Restoration to free Jason’s partner through a branching, non-linear story mode. Aside from upscaling character and environmental graphics (up to 4K resolution), the remaster has improved lighting, new melee moves and new achievements. And if you want to try something other than the main story, there’s a bonus Proving Grounds mode where you can test your mettle with challenges and achievements. [ iOS…

Wi-Fi is a really quick and convenient way of connecting devices to your home network. Even so, many of us find ‘dead spots’ in our homes that the signal can’t reach, such as an upstairs bedroom. This is where powerline kit can be a lifesaver. Powerline adaptors connect devices to your network via your existing electrical sockets. You need one adaptor to connect your router to a nearby mains socket, and an additional adaptor that plugs into a socket in the room where you have that pesky dead spot. You then connect your device to the powerline adaptor using an Ethernet cable. Prices start at around £35 for a two-adaptor kit, such as Devolo’s dLAN 500 duo. This particular kit provides speeds of up to 500Mbps, but other dLAN kits…

Apple says it brought the new Memories feature to macOS to turn your shots into unforgettable experiences. Well, it’s a little overdue. Photos on the Mac has been a little underwhelming to date. Most of us use it, but we hardly ever think it’s the complete experience it should be. Photos in Sierra at least takes two steps towards making us feel like it’s more like the app you may have expected to get in the first place. Photos becomes more useful for the most common tasks of searching and displaying your pictures in creative ways. With its ‘machine learning’ tech, not only does Photos have better face recognition – remember how hit and miss it used to be? – but it can also identify places and pets! What that…

Keeping your desktop tidy is easier in Sierra because any app that can create multiple documents is automatically enhanced with the ability to gather them in one window. Sierra gives such apps a tab bar just like the one you’re used to in Safari, without them needing to be updated to a newer version, and you can drag any tab off the bar to split it out into its own window. It also makes Mission Control look less cluttered, with each app’s thumbnail being larger and easier to distinguish. By default, tabs are enabled only for full-screen apps (so you will no longer end up with many desktops for one such app), but they can be disabled entirely or added to windowed apps too.…

IT WILL TAKE 20 minutes YOU WILL LEARN How to use Affinity Photo to add a filmic layer of grain, and use its channel mixer to add an evocative black and white affect. YOU’LL NEED Affinity Photo. A high-contrast image. Grain can be undesirable, yet it’s also a hallmark of vintage photos Speak to any dedicated photographer and they’ll spell out, possibly in tedious detail, the importance of taking clean, grain-free images. The problem: as cameras shoot in dimmer and dimmer light – indoors, say, or after the sun has gone down – they increase their sensitivity to light, with a concomitant increase in the amount of noise, or grain, present in an image. Grainy images are a bugbear for photographers because they make photographs appear less sharp. However, grainy…

Q I create and edit architectural files typically of 25MB or larger, and am a keen photographer with a large Photos library. The former files are stored on a WD MyCloud Mirror so I can access them from other systems, but they take a long time to save. My Photos library is eating space on the 512GB SSD in my MacBook Pro. How can I reduce the time it takes to save files and keep my photos to hand? A A faster hardware-based RAID NAS would improve performance a bit, but you would need to go up to much more expensive network systems to match the performance of internal storage. Your fastest option would be to fit a larger internal SSD, but architectural files stored there would need to be…

[ Shoot ing Inside ] ✓ Use multiple lights placed off-camera to achieve flattering lighting conditions in the shot. ✓ Use your camera’s white balance control to tweak the light level and colour temperature that the camera records. ✓ Frame shots to include everything you want and exclude that which doesn’t serve to improve the shot. ✓ Record at least two different but complementary angles of any interview footage. ✗ Over-light a shot as this can bleach the results and fixing in postproduction can adversely affect picture quality. ✗ Place a subject dead centre in the frame unless there’s a good reason to do so. Instead, use the left or right third. [ Shoot ing O ut side ] ✓ Use your camera’s auto white balance when moving around as…

Your finished video will ideally have been recorded and edited at 720p HD as a minimum, or preferably 1080p. When it comes time to export it from your software, it’s a good idea to export a full-quality version as well as a high-quality MP4 file. When you upload to a site like YouTube or Vimeo, the site will automatically create different quality versions for streaming over lower bandwidth connections, but it can’t boost the resolution of your video any higher than the original upload. Promotional videos need to be snappy, to the point, professionally produced, and to strongly convey their message Your choice of destination for a video will depend very much on its content and what you hope it will achieve. Sites like YouTube and Vimeo are the best-known…

£177 FROM Netgear, netgear.co.uk FEATURES 802.11ac (Wave 2) Wi-Fi, MU-MIMO, traffic prioritisation VERDICT Not a cheap router, but it's great for highperformance gaming and media streaming. + Fast connectivity - Expensive Any router that approaches the £200 mark has to be a premium choice. This one is intended for large homes with many devices. It’s a replacement router for anyone fed up with the free one from their ISP, or if you want to upgrade to the latest, speedy 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard. It doesn’t have a built-in modem; the more expensive D7800 version is available if you need that. As with many (but not all) routers around its price, the R8700 features MU-MIMO and beamforming, which enable it to broadcast to multiple devices at once and ‘sense’ where your wireless…

£140 FROM Withings, withings.com/uk MEASURES Weight, fat, muscle, bone and water mass, pulse wave velocity, air quality VERDICT Excellent, though justifying the extra £40 depends on your depth of commitment. + Extra measurements - Integrated battery The successor to the WS-50 Smart Body Analyzer sports a leaner physique of its own, and measures more about yours. It also retains the WS-50’s clear display that warns if you’re leaning during a weigh-in. The Body Cardio (and the £100 Body introduced with it) check your water percentage (a disappointing omission on the WS-50), plus muscle and bone mass. Results appeared consistent and reliable, and we saw only 0.1kg variation between the Cardio and the WS-50 – the smallest amount they log. Fat mass always showed as a few percent less on the…

£14.99 FROM Tayasui, tayasui.com NEEDS OS X 10.10 or higher Don’t be fooled by Sketches’ simple layout – its tools cater for just about everything you could need VERDICT In use, Sketches Pro is a dream – every digital artist should give this app a try. + Unobtrusive interface + Excellent tool quality + Photoshop shortcuts - Limited blend modes Tayasui’s Sketches is a popular art app – but can this version deliver on the streamlined, versatile experience the iOS app offers? In a word, yes. This is one of the cleanest, slickest and most intuitive apps you’ll find, and eliminates the need to break from your creativity to wonder how to do something. Don’t be fooled by the simplicity of its layout – the selection of tools caters for…

£7.99 FROM Peter Szwach, useproud.com NEEDS OS X 10.10 or higher, iCloud account for syncing VERDICT An interesting iPhone to-do manager comes to the Mac in rather too faithful a manner. + Nice ideas throughout - Fiddly interface Proud for iOS gave us a new take on iPhone-based list-making. Sure, its main tab is conventional, with you creating tasks, breaking them down into subtasks, reordering, and swiping items on completion. But you can also assign deadlines in a human manner (“later today”, “tomorrow”), and the app has useful mini-apps and a few ‘superpowers’: a de-stress breathing tool, a Pomodoro-style timer, and a completed tasks graph; there’s even a ‘Give me more time’ option in there, too. You might think that all sounds great, but what about the Mac version of…

£2.99 FROM Xiaodong Wang, maxcurve.net MADE FOR iPhone, iPod touch, iPad VERDICT MaxCurve gives you plenty of tools and high-quality results for an appealing price. + Advanced tools - Scary for beginners This is a tempting alternative to the complexity of Photoshop. Curves give you the ability to alter brightness and saturation in an image’s range of tones and brightness. Normally the preserve of high-end apps like Lightroom Mobile or Photoshop on the desktop, MaxCurve gives you the ability to edit images using curves for a mere three quid. It packs some surprisingly big punches. You can connect to Remote Connections in Photoshop and open raw files on iOS over a network. The tools on offer are gratifyingly O ld family photo albums are often inherited with a bonus layer…

? Explained BEAMFORMING Older routers used to transmit data in all directions in the hope that the signal would reach any devices within range. The latest 802.11ac routers use beamforming to aim it at individual devices more accurately. 1 INSIDE, OUTSIDE Routers with 802.11ac use multiple antennas to boost signal strength. Netgear’s R7800 has four large antennas on the outside, but rivals such as the BT Smart Hub hide them neatly inside. 2 INTERNET ACCCESS Remember that a router such as the R7800 can connect your devices together, but it doesn’t include a modem for connecting to the internet. You’ll need a separate modem or a combined modem-router for internet access. MU-MIMO allows a router to transmit separate signals to multiple devices simultaneously…

Devialet Gold Phantom £2,190 en.devialet.com 1 Devialet is going for gold with the latest version of its Phantom speaker. It launched its Phantom and Silver Phantom speakers last year, priced at £1,390 and £1,690 respectively, and has now added the top-of-the-range Gold Phantom for £2,190. That’s seriously expensive, of course, but the Gold Phantom is unlike any of the compact home speakers we’ve seen in the past. The speaker starts off with 22-carat tinted gold panels that will be a great match for your Rose Gold iPhone, iPad or MacBook. Beneath its gilded exterior, the Gold Phantom boosts its volume levels to a thunderous 108dB – about the same level as a pneumatic drill. It’s not just about power, though. The Gold Phantom sounds terrific too, thanks to a custom-designed…

Rather than create what Tim Cook once memorably called ‘toaster fridges’, Apple offers distinct devices that communicate effectively as a single, coherent ecosystem. Its Continuity features enable you to make and receive phone calls on your Mac, or start an email on one device and continue it on another. With the release of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, Universal Clipboard is added to Continuity’s capabilities. With all your devices signed in to the same Apple ID, you can copy text or an image, photo or video on your iPad, for example, then switch to your Mac or iPhone and paste it in a there. What you copy is sent over a peer-to-peer connection, so nothing’s uploaded to iCloud. Useful third-party Clipboard apps COPIED £5.99 􀁏 COPIEDAPP.COM The basics of Copied…

Having been a cornerstone of the iOS experience for several years, Apple’s virtual assistant Siri is now baked into macOS. As long as you have a way to talk to your Mac (using a built-in or external mic), you can give it commands, such as to display weather reports, locate documents, or add events to Calendar. On macOS, Siri lives in the Dock and the menu bar and is triggered with a click, or you can activate it by holding c+[spacebar] for a moment. That’s the same combo that opens Spotlight when pressed and released quickly, so Siri’s System Preferences pane offers a couple of alternative shortcuts that you can simply press in order to avoid confusion, or you can define your own shortcut. However, make sure it doesn’t clash…

IT WILL TAKE 15 minutes YOU WILL LEARN How to get a better podcast experience with Overcast. YOU’LL NEED iOS 9.0 or higher. Overcast. Overcast gives more granular control over the playback, sorting and organisation of episodes Let’s be completely honest: the Podcasts app is not exactly a priority for Apple. Sure, it does the job, but we can’t help feeling that it could be so much better if Apple only devoted a little more time to it. In the absence of that, we’re going to take a look at Overcast. It’s a free app that offers a far superior podcast experience to Apple’s own offering, giving you much more granular control over how episodes are played, sorted and organised on your device. We particularly like the Nitpicky Details section…

There has never been a better time to explore the world of digital video. Technology that would’ve cost tens of thousands of pounds a decade ago is now available for a few hundred, and in some cases offers levels of quality that have never before been available to consumers. From portability and resolution to crystal-clear sound, we’ve come on leaps and bounds from the home video that many of us grew up with. Whether you’re making a holiday video or a commercial project, the tools you need are more accessible than ever. However, that’s not to say that just having the gear will make you the next Martin Scorsese. As well as knowing what kit is suitable for your needs, you also need a grasp of techniques such as lighting,…

With your shoot planned and your gear set up, you can get to work. Before your first take, it’s crucial to do a dry run to check everything is working. This means shooting 10 to 20 seconds of test footage and sound and then playing it back to confirm video and audio are being captured as you intended. Also check for things like focus and eyeline. Is your subject in focus, and do they appear to be looking at the right target in the footage? If you’re filming yourself, this stage will involve switching between software much more easily than trying to correct jerky zooms or other errors that stem from trying to be too clever during shooting. Shoot more B-roll footage (cutaways, detail shots and ambient shots) than you…

£139 FROM libratone.com FEATURES Bluetooth, 3.5mm line-in, speakerphone DIMENSIONS 12x20.5x4.1cm VERDICT Pricey, but its sturdy design makes the One Click good for outdoor listening. + Splashproof casing - No USB charging Libratone’s new One Click is a sturdy portable speaker that is well suited to the rainy UK summer. It's roughly the size of a chunky paperback book and weighs just 900g, so will be easy to slip into a backpack when you’re travelling. There’s a protective rubber bumper around the speaker’s edges, and the One Click is water-resistant (IPx4 splashproof) too, so it can cope with a bit of rain or some splashing around on a beach. Libratone includes a simple carrying handle and A ny router that approaches the £200 mark has to be a premium choice. This…

£125 FROM Freecom, freecom.com FEATURES 2TB (tested, 1TB available), USB-A and USB-C cables VERDICT A solid performer that’s attractive and forward-thinking, but at a premium price. + Physically lovely - Far too expensive High-capacity 2.5-inch hard drives can feel thick, but this one is just 9mm tall. It weighs only 150g too, even though its body is metal. Press on its largest sides and you can feel a little bit of flex, so we suggest transporting it in a padded pocket. It’s also emblazoned with Freecom’s logo, though in a manner that’s fairly inoffensive, even though the line underneath makes the drive look a bit like a large Zippo lighter. It’s clear Freecom has thought where the Mac’s connectivity is likely to go, as it bundles two USB cables: one…

£76 FROM Equinux, equinux.com NEEDS OS X 10.9 or higher VERDICT Great if you make email newsletters but don’t have lots of money to spend. + Really easy to use - Purely a design tool Mail Designer Pro provides you with the power to create good-looking and effective email newsletters. You don’t need to be a graphic designer or an HTML expert, making it great for small businesses, individuals, clubs and groups. It’s like using the world’s friendliest desktop publishing app. You can choose one of 72 design ideas and then tweak it using text blocks, photos, videos, banners, buttons and textures. The results are truly impressive – you’d have to try very hard to make something ugly – and you can export to MailChimp or Campaign Monitor if you…

VERDICT This is an innovative update to a great art app, with plenty of interesting new tools. + Comprehensive tools + Gradient options + Great performance - Interface a bit dated The last few years have seen Painter keep its place at the top of the natural media painting pile, but it’s been hard to see where it could go forward. However, the 2017 edition sees its developer innovating with new tools, as well as improving on existing ones. The app itself hasn’t changed much in feel or operation, which is a good thing and ultimately allows the new features to feel less like bolt-ons for the purposes of upgrades, and more like integral parts of the software. The toolset is pretty comprehensive, as well as very realistic. It’s very…