What came first - the desire to learn one of the most popular programing languages nowadays, or the realization that there is no good (at least not for my uses) dashboard widgets for pen & paper roleplaying gamers? I can't really remember, but now both is done . And I must say that Dashcode (Apple's Widget programing tool), though it has its share of bugs and childhood diseases, has been tremendously helpful in reducing the effort. Development environtments should always so easy to use!

RPGDiceRoller (I'm not good inventing names...) lets you create cards on dashboard on your Mac, with a title and a list of (skill name, dice) pairs. To each pair there belongs a friendly "Roll" button, which can be used to throw the given dice. Just have a closer look here, download and play with it!

As some of you probably know, it is possible with a little work to get PageTOC page's to smoothly scroll to the created internal links between table of contents and headers. You can look at Alessio's great tutorial for the gory details -- but as of today you don't need to! With the new version uploaded today, this effect is available to any of your PageTOC page's by just a simple click on the corresponding option in the settings (see the screenshot). Many thanks to Alessio Sbrana for pointing me to this, and lots of thanks to the MooTools team which provides such a great and free effects library! Get the new version.

I had some reports about PageTOC not appearing as a page style in RapidWeaver on Leopard (aka Mac OS 10.5 for all like me that can't remember all the cat names). After getting hold of one of these beautilul predators I finally was able to fix the problem. In the same go I moved the "setup" page to RapidWeaver's page inspector, as it is the preferred way now with 3.6.3 and upward. So again nothing spectacular... was a bit busy with my "real" job, getting married, etcetcetc . Get the new version!