While this is a feature already offered by Finder, this freeware allows you to merge folders more quickly, though it does come with some limitations. Easy-to-use, drag-and-drop interface: To merge folders with Canon Gl2 Driver for Mac you just have to drag the folders into the app's window and click "Merge." The merging process is fast and error-free. Lightweight and efficient: No configuration is needed after installation. You can start merging folders right away - problems are unlikely to hinder the process, unless your computer suddenly freezes or shuts down. Compatible with Mac OS X 10.5: This app even works with the Leopard version of Mac OS X. Generally, there should be no reason not to be able to run it on almost any Mac computer in current use. No safeguards against file overwriting: This application does not include the ability to automatically Canon Gl2 Driver files with similar titles to prevent overwriting. Automatic renaming would have been very useful when merging image folders, since photos taken by digital cameras can have the same filenames. Merging cannot be cancelled: Stopping a merger in progress can cause problems with your files or folders. Only two folders at a time: Since the application only has two folder slots in its interface, you can't bring the contents of three or more folders into one simultaneously - you can only merge two folders in a session. Canon Gl2 Driver for Mac simplifies the often tedious process of moving similar files into a single folder, requiring

that you only drag the folders you want to merge and hit the Merge button. While this Canon Gl2 Driverity is shared by most file management software, including Finder, with this app you can do your work faster.An automated music score creator, Canon Gl2 Driver for Mac works as intended, producing great-looking engraved music. However, unlike most engraving software, it uses texts for inputs, which makes it a bit difficult to get used to. Excellent output: The PDF music scores Canon Gl2 Driver for Mac produces look great. They are comparable to what similar commercial software

can create. Easy-to-use general interface: Although you will have to take some time adapting as you work with the inputs, the application's overall interface (not for the music engraving, itself) is intuitive. You will find two main panels: one for the input and the other for the output. All the essential buttons are easily accessible on the toolbars. Easier-to-copy inputs: Since inputs are in text format, they are easy to copy and take little storage space. Also, once you master the letter combinations for the inputs, working with the application becomes a lot easier, especially when you do edits. Non-graphical input interface: To create music scores you must use texts. You will not be presented with a graphical interface - there is no WYSIWYG UI. It's like coding Web sites in HTML the old-fashioned way. Needs getting used to: You have to familiarize yourself with the different ways of using letters to input notations. For instance, you need to use "gf" if you want to denote a "g flat." Using this software as a newbie is challenging, especially if you are working with tricky compositions. The developers of Canon Gl2 Driver for Mac seem to believe that working with text inputs is better than dealing with a purely graphical interface. Not many users of music engraving software