Pref Setter 1.2.2

Pref Setter is an tool designed to view and edit Mac OS Xs preference files. Very useful for many things, including enabling options not available via an applications preferences.
How do I use it?
The application is rather simple to use. When you launch it, it will display a floating window on the left of the screen. This window will display all of the preference files that could be found. Double click (or use the menu option File -> Open Quickly or keyboard shortcut Shift-Command-O (??O) or the contextual menu) to open any of these preference files. Here, youll see the contents of the preference file, and can edit them if you so wish.
Pref Setter has full undo/redo support. Anything that you add/delete/modify can be undone or redone. There is also cut/copy/paste/drag & drop support.
Pref Setter also has a find feature, that will search through your preference files looking for occurrences of the search term you give it.
You can double click on any returned results to open that preference file up, or select multiple results and use the menu option "Open Quickly" (keyboard shortcut Shift-Command-O (??O) ) or use the contextual menu.
There is help available via Pref Setters Help menu if you need more specific help.
How much will it cost me?
Nothing. Nada. Zilch. In other words, completely free. Im committed to keeping all of my applications free, both now and in the future.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug where canceling when asked to save could cause Pref Setter to crash.
- Fixed a bug where dragging or pasting a "defaults write..." string that has a domain that doesnt already exist would create a new file for that domain, but that file wouldnt be writable by Pref Setter.
- Fixed a bug where doing a reverse search in a plist document would actually return all items.
- Fixed a bug where removing all the text in a search in a plist document would cause the search field to stop working until you clicked on the list and then back into the search bar.