ToolBar Extras 4.1

ToolBar Extras 4.1 brings Mac OSX users a full-featured set of applications that are intended to be a more "developer oriented" replacement for the current set of tools in the Finder window.

Enhancements:

• Better Icons to Match the default Leopard Finder Toolbar Icons.
• • Burn.app - a Quick way to burn the current Finder window to a CD or DVD
  • Delete.app - avoid using the Trash and permanently delete any file or folder
  • Details.app - get a quick list of all files and folders within the current Finder window
  • Eject.app - Use one Eject button to manage all volumes
  • File.app - Quickly create text files (txt, html, php, cgi, etc)... also use "index (1-25).html" to create a list of html files files numbered from 1 thru 25
  • Folder.app - Quickly create new folders... also use "Name (1-25)" to create a series of folders numbering 1 thru 25.
  • GoToFolder.app - a quick reference to "Finder>Go>Go to Folder..."
  • Home.app - a one button solution to get you back to your home folder
  • Info.app - open up the inspector window
  • Invisible.app - Quickly toggle a file/folders visibility/invisibility.
  • Maintenance.app - perform basic cleanup functions and maintenance scripts
  • Pause.app - a portable version of App_Pauser ($9.99 alone)... puase and resume any process to free up CPU.
  • Permissions.app - chmod or chown your files and folders
  • Refresh.app - Simply refresh the current Finder window to update dates and sizes.
  • Server.app - a quick reference to "Finder>Go>Connect to Server"
  • Shutdown.app - quickly shutdown or restart your computer.
  • Toggle.app - Turn on/off the Finders ability to show hidden files
  • Trash.app - securely delete files in the trash for all users on all volumes.
  • Up.app - better than the "Back" button, this button allows you to go back one directory at all times.
• To add the apps to your Finder Toolbar:
• • Place the "ToolBar Extras" folder wherever you like on your hard drive. Then navigate inside.
  • Choose the app you wish to place in the Toolbar, than drag it up to your Toolbar. Wait a couple of seconds then you will see the Toolbar make room for the app.
  • Repeat only for the apps you wish to use.
  • Then, to move the apps around into a different order, just simply "control-click" the Toolbar and "Customize Toolbar", then you will be able to drag them around or remove them.

Requirements:

• Mac OS 10.4 or Higher
• PPC or Intel Processor