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Prefling 2.0 Pref Panes Access From The Dock Prefling 2.0 Pref Panes Access From The Dock [OS X 10.3 up] Prefling does one job: It lets you open system preference panes. Fast. Sitting in your Dock, it shows you a menu with all the preference panes installed and active. It's the ideal replacement for the "System Preferences" item that's in your Dock by default.
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Prefling is freeware
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ScreenShot Plus 1.0.7 Enhancement for Apple's built-in Screen Capture Tool [OS X 10.2 up] ScreenShot Plus uses Apple's tool to do the capturing, but allows you to scale the capture and select a format, jpeg, tiff, psd, and more! ScreenShot Plus is activated by pressing Shift-Apple-2, You will then have the option of selecting a region on screen, toggle to window select mode by pressing the space-bar. A window will appear showing the captured area. From here you can scale the image and select a format to save in. ScreenShot Plus now uses Quartz scaling for a smoother result.
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ScreenShot Plus is $5.00 shareware
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Whiteout 0.1 Replaces The Brushed Metal Texture In Panther With Aqua Pinstripes [OS X 10.3 up] Since it's debut inside of iTunes, the brushed metal interface texture has grown to skin just about every iapp that Apple has made. With the debut of Panther, the Finder, among many other applications, has adopted the brushed metal texture. Enter Whiteout. Whiteout replaces a system resource file with a modified version. The metal texture is changed to the original Aqua pinstripe texture. Included in the device image, is a double clickable shell script that will restore your system back to it's original state. Whiteout is freeware
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ASCII/edit Table, Diagram, Graphics Editor [OS X 10.1 up] ASCII/edit is a WYSIWYG editor for tables, diagrams, or simple graphics made of ASCII characters for Mac OS X. It lets you arrange text on a page, as with a layout software; align and indent paragraphs, like in a word processor; and add lines and rectangles, as in a drawing application. The output, however, is simple ASCII text, which you can include in e-mails, newsgroups, or source code. If you need to do anything similar, ASCII/edit will greatly simplify these time-consuming and nerve-racking tasks. It comes with a reasoned, easy-to-use, and Mac-like user interface and an extensive collection of useful little goodies. ASCII/edit is Shareware (10,-- Euros or 12,-- US-$). It requires Mac OS X 10.1 or later, and is available in English.
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PandoCalendar 6.0.3 Small Christian Calendar [OS X 10.1 up] This useful Mac-only program places a fully functional calendar on your desktop. The look is completely customizable. You can change the calendar's font, size, and the colors used to draw the calendar; the background can be entirely transparent, so you can still see your desktop picture; you can center the current week (so you are always able to look back and ahead a full month at a time). PandoCalendar can display the numerical number of the weeks of the year, display the calendar with European style weeks (Monday being the first day and Sunday being the last), assign notes to any day of the year by clicking on the day in the calendar, and set alarms to remind you of time sensitive events. You can also have PandoCalendar automatically plot the days you work. Great for people who don't have a Monday-Friday work schedule.
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System Requirements:
Version 5.7.6
PandoCalendar is freeware
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ThermographX 0.9.1 Temperature Monitoring Utility [OS X 10.2.4 up] ThermographX monitors the various temperature sensors inside your modern Macintosh G4 or G5.
• Records maximum and minimum temperatures.
ThermographX compatibility is still being determined. So far, it is known to provide accurate sensor readings on these models:
Note: Motorola's MPC7450CE/D Rev 5 errata indicates "The thermal assist unit (TAU) is no longer supported on the MPC7450, MPC7451, or MPC7441.". Because of this, you will not be able to measure the junction temperature on any system with these processors. At current, this includes the "Gigabit" PowerBook G4 and the "2001 Quicksilver" G4's.
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ThermographX is $7 shareware
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HimmelBar 1.0 Launches Applications and Utilities from the Menu Bar. [OS X 10.2 up] HimmelBar is a little faceless application that provides an icon in the menu bar to quickly access your installed applications by scanning standard locations such as local, user and developer applications, and also utilities (network applications will be handled in a future release). HimmelBar doesn't just add all applications to a menu, it displays separate menus for each locations and allows you to customize menu contents and scanning behavior to best fit your needs.
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Acquisition 102.1 Peer To Peer File Sharing Client [OS X 10.2.6 up] Acquisition is a gnutella client supporting modern gnutella features such as Ultrapeers, swarm (multi-source) downloads, download resumption, and distributed network discovery. Acquisition is built using code from the LimeWire gnutella client, and consequently supports the same rich set of protocol features. Acquisition features an elegant single-window user interface with a convenient drawer summarizing current searches, network activity, and active transfers. Unlike other P2P clients, Acquisition is designed with usability and simplicity as the primary goals.
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Acquisition is $15.00 shareware
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A Better Finder Attributes 3.2 for Mac OS X released PUBLICSPACE.NET has announced version 3.2 of its "A Better Finder Attributes" Mac OS X Finder enhancement. A Better Finder Attributes is a contextual menu plugin for the Macintosh Finder that allows users to change the file date and other attributes of Mac OS X files. The tool allows both the modification and the creation date of a file to be adjusted. Moreover you can "lock" files so that they cannot be modified, renamed, moved or copied; and you can decide on a per-file basis whether its file extension (e.g. ".gif") is visible or not. A Better Finder Attributes is the ideal companion for A Better Finder Rename, which allows users to rename multiple files quickly and effectively. In the same tool series, A Better Finder Creators & TypeS allows you to redefine file-to-application associations by setting the file's creator and type codes and A Better Finder Select lets you filter file selections in true UNIX fashion using a range of criteria. Product Features
Change the following file attributes:
Multiple access methods for all your needs:
Other features include:
The new version features an improved Mac OS X 10.3 Panther look and feel and allows file dates and times to be manipulated separately. A Better Finder ATTRIBUTES is shareware and costs $9.95.
The new version can be downloaded from:
For more information about the latest Mac software releases and updates, you'll find it on the Applelinks Search Engine here:
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