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Neo m Generator 1.1.0 is regarded as a simple to use Mac OS X Cocoa helper application for generating Objective-C or Objective-C++ implementation files from interface files. It is a time saver for anyone creating Objective-C or Objective-C++ classes.

Major Features:

1. With Neo m Generator, developers can simply drag&drop their Objective-C header files over the application icon and get ready to fill method definition for all the methods declared.
2. Moreover, Neo m Generator can automatically create accessor methods and even deallocation methods.
   
3. Neo m Generator also features a friendly user interface complete with preferences when more control is needed. Neo m Generator is offered as a shareware with a 30-day evaluation period.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1 or higher

Membrane Button 1.2.5 is considered as an independent implementation of membrane-style UI controls found in Garageband and some updated Mac OS X 10.4 apps from Apple. Membrane Button is available for Carbon and Cocoa apps only at this time.

TFTP Daemon 1.2.4 is a product considered an implementation of the TFTP protocol for Mac OS. It is OT native and supports independant readable and writeable directories.

SafeMail 2.1 is a useful and popular utility which lets Macintosh users communicate securely over the internet.

Users can communicate with others who use SafeMail, or with people who use a different implementation of PGP? (Pretty Good Privacy) -- Mac, Windows or Unix. Sending a mail through the Internet is much less secure than sending a letter with the Post Office or even by fax. E-mails and files normally transit in clear text from server to server and anyone can read and modify its contents. With SafeMail the information is safe. SafeMail is about your privacy, about protecting and exchanging information in a secure way.

Requirements: System 7.6 or higher

List Inspector 1.1.1 is regarded as a distinguished and tractable watcher window for Macromedia Director. The plugin is intended to be used within the Director IDE (or so called Authoring Mode).

The List Inspector will display lists (which are Lingo equivalent for array and matrix implementation) in a more comprehensible way than the square bracket littered list form. Linear and Property lists can be displayed, as well as sprites and parent script instances.

The List Inspector has 3 visual modes: the first is the Record View, in which the list is displayed on a record-per-record basis. The second, the Table View, will display the list as a table, very similar as you would expect to see in any spreadsheet application. The third is the Tree View, making the inspection of nested lists easier than ever.

MacA&D Standard 3.0 is known as a comprehensive and easy-to-use, highly scaleable tool for drawing multi-level data flow diagrams, logical and physical data models and UML class diagrams. It includes a powerful data dictionary, namespaces for partitioning and managing large projects and code generation for C++, Java, Delphi, Objective-C and SQL.

Major Features:

1. Data Flow Diagrams
   • Context DFD Diagram Data flow diagrams (DFDs) show the flow and processing of information in a system. They are especially popular in real-time, embedded systems where software closely interacts with hardware or many concurrent threads of execution are needed to handle external events.
   • MacA&D supports multi-level DFDs, textual specification of primitive processes, data leveling between diagrams and the data dictionary and extensive design verification and balancing checks.
2. Data Models: Database designers can create logical and physical data models and generate the SQL schema code for popular RDBMS products including Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, Sybase, Informix and InterBase. Rich data models represent tables, views, constraints, assertions, triggers, indexes, procedures and other SQL elements. Foreign keys providing referential links between entities can be generated automatically.
3. Class Diagrams: UML package and class diagrams show class structure in an object-oriented system. Class attributes and operations can be defined in the model. C++, Java, Delphi, PHP or Objective-C class declaration and implementation files with stubbed functions are generated to accelerate coding. Models are linked directly to code through a built-in code browser enabling developers to click through diagrams in the model and directly to the code.

Tenon Xtools 1.2 is designed as a distinguished and tractable implementation of the X Windows system running on Mac OS X. Based on X11R6.6, Xtools inherits the clean, fast, stable, and portable codebase from Xfree86. Integration with the Aqua environment is enabled by building the X server on top of Cocoa and QuickDraw, providing a rootless X windows display while still retaining the ability to use native applications.

Tenon iTools 9.0.4 brings you an ideal application that makes you comfortable with a family of tools essential for serious commercial content delivery and eCommerce. iTools for Mac OS X extends and enhances OS X's built-in networking with ease-of-use and increased functionality. This suite of Internet tools is derived from Tenon's award-winning WebTen software and is based on standard open-source protocol implementations designed to complement and extend Apple's included Apache and to make it easy for webmasters to set up and support sophisticated network servers with a point-and-click web-browser administration.