Free adsl hack software for mac

Game Pad Hack enables the Xbox controller in Halo Mac Edition. The full source code is provided.

Customers from the Portuguese ISP Sapo Adsl can use this widget to check the total bandwidth usage for the last 30 days.
Enhancements:
- Update works with new version of ISP software.

Normally you cannot save quicktime movies from the web if the author did prohibit this while creating the movie.

Doze Movie Hack allows the free version of QuickTime to be able to save movies from the web (usually only available to QuickTime Pro users).

Doze Movie Hack copies the cached movie data from a hidden place to your dekstop, file type and creator will be set for QT-movie and you got it!

Enhancements:

• Bug Fix
• Add search for third party
• Add search images custom

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.6 or later.

Requirements:
MacOS X.

ADSL internet reconnect is an AppleScript that checks internet connection each 1000 secs and reconnects if necessary.

The purpose is to avoid problems I experienced with my ADSL service provider. I got disconnected every couple of hours, and after each drop, for next 5-15 minutes the connection couldnt be established at all.

If automatic redial was applied all the time , the connection never got established. I realized that situation must be IDLE for these 5-15 minutes, in order to make a connection possible again. Same happened with 2 different ADSL modems. You can also simply edit the delay time yourself.

Requirements:
MacOS X.

Hack to the Past II 2.0 is a multi-purpose, highly customizable system utility. This little script applet will bring back the shortcut key combo, Command + N, for creating a New Folder before Apple (Hello, McFly, anybody in there?), in their infinite wisdom, switched it to Command + Shift + N. So instead of continuing to use that cumbersome command to create a new folder, you can now 'Hack to the Past' and return to using Command + N like it was before the cats (all OS X versions) came on the scene. It will also swap the New Finder Window with Command + Shift + N as it should be, IMHO.

You can also revert back if you've become used to the "cat's" way and you're getting totally confused and are simply used to these post-OS 9 commands. Plus, the actual menu items (in the Finder) are updated as well, and Command + N will work even in dialog boxes, so everything is seemless to you, the end user. Will not 'stop working' between software updates, but you will likely have to run the script again if you reinstall system software or update to a completely new 10.x version.