memory business / commercial software for mac

This small command-line utility thoroughly checks available memory under OS X. Memtest is licensed under the Gnu Public License and is distributed with source code. This program was originally authored by Charles Cazabon for Linux platforms. The MacOS X port is maintained and enhanced by Tony Scaminaci.
Memtest is distributed as a universal (fat) binary containing four separate executables, targeting each of the major classes of available Macs. The appropriate machine-specific executable is loaded by OS X at launch time.
PPC G5 and Intel Xeon-based Mac Pro systems running MacOS 10.4 or higher will automatically run Memtest in 64-bit mode, allowing virtually any amount of installed ram to be tested. All other systems will run Memtest in 32-bit mode with a maximum testable limit of 4 GB. At this time, MacOS X limits the testable memory to 2 GB when running in 32-bit mode.
NOTE from the author: There is a small fee for downloading memtest from this site. The fee is set at $1.39 for version 4.2 and is being used to offset the costs of providing and maintaining this site. Please note that version 4.14 is still available for a download fee of $0.99. Both versions support MacOS X releases 10.2.8 and later. Please do not download memtest if you are running an earlier version of MacOS.
Enhancements:
- Addition of a new Linear PRN test which fills the entire test space with non-repeating pseudorandom data. This test could help identify latent failures earlier in the testing process.
- Addition of an intelligent command-line parser to reduce dependence on the order of command-line arguments. This will assist new users of unix-style command line programs and hopefully reduce inadvertant errors.
- Each memtest run now reports the total execution time. If a user wishes to determine how long it will take to run a number of passes on a given system, run one pass and use that number to estimate the run time of mulitple passes.

iNMR 3.2 is developed to be the unique native Mac OS X application, written with the Macintosh in mind. Today you can find many alternative NMR applications that run on Mac OS X, and all of them have been ported from some other operative system. Under a minimal cosmetic retouch, they still sport the original interface, be it X11, Windows95 or Windows XP. Some alternatives are written in Java, take a lot of memory and execute slowly.

Major Features:

1. iNMR directly interacts with the system frameworks, without intermediate layers. As a result, it takes less memory and is fast even on the oldest machine.
2. Being the only application that follows the Apple Guidelines, its interface is consistent with those of other Mac applications.
3. iNMR supports the latest Apple hardware (like the Intel Core Duo and the Mighty Mouse) and software, like Spotlight, QuickLook and the Accelerate framework. Don't renounce to things you have already paid for.
4. You are better served. The program has been written specifically for you. If you need a tailored modification it can be implemented simply and swiftly, because there is one version only, not three of them. Should you choose a cross-platform product, you'd likely discover that the Mac version is the less tested, less supported, less updated one.
5. Most so-called compatible programs require a two-buttons mouse. Are you really willing to buy new hardware? To change your habit?
6. The number of included functionalities is so high that most users haven't even explored all of them. Other capabilities are being added at a fast pace. As a result, you should never compare two products by their functionalities, because they are continuously changing, but by their look and feel, which remains more constant and which eventually determines your productivity.
7. Your investment into iNMR is well protected. There has always been an mutual exchange of know-how and solutions between the maker of iNMR and Mestrelab (maker of Mestre-C and MestreNova). If the latter products contain a feature that you deem useful, you can ask for its inclusion into iNMR.
8. iNMR is compatible with your favorite programs: you can export iNMR spectra into Excel, OpenOffice Calc, Sparky, CARA, etc...
9. The points above have not been written to convince you to buy a more expensive product. Luckily, iNMR is one of the cheaper commercial NMR programs!

Thunder Dome: Shock Therapy 1.1 is an impressive and pleasant game which you can never take your eyes off.

The idea that became a game. The game that defied description. The description that had to do with glowing buttons. The buttons that sounded *really* eerie. Thunder Dome: Shock Therapy is a fast paced arcade game which puts both your memory and reflexes to the test. Watch the buttons, repeat the sequence, but dont miss the bonuses or your game will be over!

Thunder Dome: Shock Therapy features beautiful, 32 bit graphics, designed solely for the game by pixel wizard Layne Karkruff of BlueSkyHeart Graphics. QuickTime technology is used extensively to provide awesome stereo sound effects. Think you can handle that? Wait until you get into it... the speed will leave you dizzy!

NameRegistry Inspector 1.0 is created as a simple yet useful data structure maintained by Mac OS that stores hardware and software configuration information in the second generation of Power Macintosh computers.This Name Registry is only discribed in the developper documentation "Designing PCI Cards and Drivers for Power Macintosh Computers".

NameRegistry Inspector will show you these data. You will find very very interesting things, primarily in the recent Macintosh : detailed hardware configuration, memory sims characteristics, various internal speeds (CPU, memory bus, backside cache, PCI bus, USB, IEE1394 ...), Mac serial number, case color code, detailed USB configuration, various manufacturers names of your USB devices (ie: Apple mouse and keyboard ...) etc...

MacENC 6.00 is regarded as a very flexible and effective charting and navigation application that allows the use of the free NOAA S-57 ENC, International S-63 ENC and BSB raster marine charts on your Mac.

Requirements:

• PowerPC G5 or Intel Core Solo/Duo
• 1GB or more memory

NetChronometer 1.4.8 is impressive to users with the significant convenience of synchronizing the date and time of your Macintosh with a highly accurate network time server over the internet. You can even set up NetChronometer to synchronize with the time server periodically, for unattended operation.

Major Features:

1. You can manually synchronize the clock, or configure NetChronometer to sync it periodically.
2. Contains a large list of time servers world wide, or you can customize it (even use an in-house NT server!).
3. Stand-alone application - does not consume memory when it's not running, unlike Apple's Time Synchronizer extension (introduced in Mac OS 8.5).
4. Fully Mac OS 8.5 & 9.0 compatible - it's Appearance Manager savvy.

Requirements: System 7 or higher

Flexify 2.50 is described as a useful Photoshop-compatible plugin filter tool designed to bend full-sphere panoramic images into new views.

It accepts eqiurectangular, mirror-ball, and polar images as input, and can turn them into 23 kinds of output with high-quality resampling and three or four degrees of freedom.

Major Features:

1. Warp HDR panoramas for retouching
2. Make hyper-wide-angle views
3. Simulate impossible lenses
4. In & out to horizontal cross, vertical cross, zenith & nadir formats for retouching
5. Memory dots for quick access to favorite settings
6. Memory dots for quick access to favorite settings
7. Export 3D panorama models
8. Handle images up to 30,000 pixels square
9. Export cube faces
10. Antialiasing
11. Sharpen & de-halo