Old Talk Desktop Advanced

- Create Internet MEMEs with Pictures of Your Own or Ones from Old Movie Screenshots - Old Talk Desktop Advanced is the macOS equivalent of an iOS app called Old Talk, which is already available at Apple’s App Store. It's also an advanced version of Old Talk Desktop, which is available as freeware here. The application lets you create an Internet meme with ease. It doesn’t even require a picture of your own. Old Talk Desktop Advanced accesses the iCloud server with a pool of movie screenshots from old movies that have expired and then that are placed in the public domain. Unlike the iOS version, you can overlay as many text labels and comment boxes as you want over a movie screenshot you select. Also, the desktop version lets you submit your Internet memes to the public database hosted by the iCloud server so that other users can view them. Additionally, the Advanced version lets you use your own pictures to create Internet memes. - Features - 1. Search the public database hosted by the iCloud server for a movie screenshot they use to create an Internet meme. 2. Use your own picture (as opposed to a movie screenshot from the iCloud server) to create an Internet meme. 3. Overlay not just one (unlike the iOS version) but multiple text labels over a picture. 4. Select a font family of your choice in writing a comment. 5. Select a typeface for the selected font family in writing a comment. 6. Select a font size of your choice in writing a comment. 7. Select a text color of your choice in writing a comment. 8. Select text alignment (left, center, right, justified). 9. Cast a shadow around the text object. 10.Overlay not just one but multiple comment boxes over a picture. 11.Move text labels and comment bubbles freely around the screenshot with your mouse pointer. 12.Select a comment bubble style of your choice. Flip the comment bubble you select horizontally, vertically, or horizontally and vertically. 13.Select the fill color of the comment bubble style you select. 14.Select the stroke color of the comment bubble style you select. 15.Change the size of the comment bubble you select. 16.Save an Internet meme you create to the iCloud server. 17.List and view all Internet memes you have created. (Go to Private Gallery.) 18.Share your Internet memes with your friends through Mail or social media web sites. 19.Share your Internet memes with other users. 20.Rate Internet memes created by other users. (Go to Public Gallery.) 21.The fullScreen mode is NOT supported. 22.The application supports the retina screen. (tested with 2014 2.6 GHz 13″ MacBook Pro) 23.Languages: English only. 24.Application file size: 30.9 MB. 25.The application comes with User’s Guide. Click on the ‘How to Use Old Talk Desktop Advanced’ button over the home screen. - System requirements - 1. 10.11 (tested with 10.11.6), 10.12 (tested with 10.12.2 and 10.12.5), 10.13 (tested with 10.13.1) 2. 64-bit system 3. Internet connection 4. An iCloud account with iCloud Drive on - Limitations - 1. In order to save an Internet meme they create to the iCloud server, the user must have an iCloud account with iCloud Drive turned on. If they don't have an iCloud account, they can still save their Internet memes to their disk, though. 2. In order to access a remote iCloud server, the user must have Internet connection. 3. For now, once done, the user cannot delete an Internet meme they submitted to the public gallery. 4. Whether they have a Retina or a non-Retina display, a picture they work with has image resolutions of 72 dpi x 72 dpi. 5. The application does not support the fullScreen mode. Its window is not resizable. The window size is fixed at about 720 points x 589 points. 6. When the user chooses to use their own picture, unless the aspect ratio is 1.33, it will be put in a letter box so that the picture will fit the 640 points x 480 points image box.