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Add JPEG to iPhoto is an AppleScript that will move JPEG images attached to Entourage messages to your iPhoto collection.
To install the script, just put it into the Microsoft Entourage Script Menu Items folder that you will see in you Microsoft User Data folder (the MUD folder), this is in the Documents folder of your home directory. You can then run the script from the Entourage script menu, or even run it as an action to a mail rule, to file your photos automatically.
When you run the script it will first create (if one doesnt already exist) an album in iPhoto called "Entourage Images". Then, any JPEG images in messages that are already selected when the script is run will be imported into iPhoto and added to this album.
Enhancements:
- speeded things up by importing as a batch, so all imported images are in a single roll
- also allows Last Roll in iPhoto to show all imported images from last script run.

Add to Group X will add the senders or recipients of selected messages in a folder, or automatically of messages filtered by a rule to an Entourage Group you choose.
It can also enter the members in the Address Book if desired, set set category of the messages and/or these contacts to that of the group, and automatically make new groups if and when the number of group members reaches the limit set by your ISP for multiple recipients.
Enhancements:
- Doesnt error when choosing to skip giving contact members the category of the group.

Add Item to Dock is a flexible, open-source tool, released for the benefit of system administrators.

Add Item to Dock is provides an interface to the defaults program, allowing you to add items to the dock using the command line.

Add Comments was developed to help users enter information into the comment fields of multiple files. So, as you would expect, drop some files on it or run it on a selection (via OSA Menu or the Apple Menu) and youll get a field in which to enter text.

The cool thing about Add Comments is that what you enter is ADDED to what may already be present in the comments field and doesnt REPLACE it.

"Move to iTunes" moves the audio and video files dropped onto it to your iTunes library. When the original files are on your hard drive, this happens nearly instantly, even for massive video files, and leaves no duplicate files on the drive. In the case of video files, it also sets them to resume where you left off, and so they will not play during shuffle play.
Why? The primary use of this for me is to add DVD movies Ive converted for my iPod with Handbrake to iTunes, without having to wait a long time for them to copy, without having to manually trash the duplicate original, and without having to manually set the "Remember playback position" and "Skip when shuffling" options every time.
Enhancements:
- added support for iTunes 7.0.x
- added Finder automator plugin
- fixed double-click running of script
- added optional feature to set the gapless playback option for audio tracks, retaining creation-date order when added - this is useful when using Move to iTunes to send tracks recorded with an MP3 stream recorder such as RadioLover to iTunes. This optional feature is off by default - see the Options section of the ReadMe for details on how to change this setting if desired.

Add to Blocked Servers is an AppleScript for Camino that adds an URL to Caminos list of blocked servers.

Completly freeware.

cd to... 2.3 is developed to be a quick and convenient application which can open a Terminal.app window cd'd to the front-most finder window. This app is designed (including it's icon) to placed in the finder window's toolbar. It's written in Objective-C and uses apple events which makes it much faster than applescript applets that do the same thing. Support has been added for iTerm, xterm and pathfinder (ie Finder->PathFinder not PathFinder->Terminal).