Free ancient china software for mac

i.ching 1.1 is a simple to use, yet sophisticated widget that casts a hexagram on your Dashboard using an algorithm that mimics the results of the ancient yarrow stick method of consulting the I Ching.

JACTVocab 2.0 is one of the most advantageous tools to accompany use of the Ancient Greek beginner textbook "Reading Greek". Now updated for the second edition of "Reading Greek." This program includes all the learned vocabulary from the textbook, allows this vocabulary to be sorted and consulted in ways likely to be useful to students and teachers, and creates flashcards. Good for students learning the vocabulary; good for teachers writing quizzes.

• Requires Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) or higher.

Temperance 1.01 is a very flexible and effective tool which is named for the ancient Greek virtue of restraint. Temperance is a no frills easy on the eyes theme designed for everyday use. Lacking distracting scroll bars and buttons, it uses color where it counts.

Requirements: Shapeshifter 1.1

Multi-functional audio software designed for iPod. It covers comprehensive knowledge including some basic geographic knowledge in China. This software lists in detail the famous sights of more than 10 classic tourist tours and their folk customs.
China Travel is able to help you find out somewhere in China just like a true guide would do.

System requirements:
- iTunes 4.2 or later.
- 60 MB free space on the iPod.
- iPod with Notes reader feature.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
• iTunes 4.2 or later
• 60 MB free space on the iPod
• iPod with Notes reader feature

Requirements:
System 7.0 or later.

Control vast armies and carve an Empire from the tribes of ancient Europe. In combat, use military formations and terrain to assure victory. Do you have what it takes to become the next Emperor?
Detailed Features
Epic gameplay
There are large game areas, accurately mapping real world locations. All maps are based on real atlases of the ancient world. The size of the game world combined with the subtle interactions of the game model make for a truly epic game.
20 sides
Each game can have up to 20 AI sides to compete against, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, based on the nations that would have been present at the time of the scenario!
Huge realistic battles
Choose how your troops deploy for battle, controlling their formations, making best use of the terrain available and allowing for their morale and experience. The combat model is being based on historical data to give the most realistic look and feel ever seen in a computer game. Hundreds of men will be displayed to give a really epic feel to the battles. All uniforms and weapons will be based on historical data to make sure they are as accurate as possible.
3D battlefields
The battlefield terrain is made up of 3D rendered terrain. Height are accurately modelled and affects the combat model. Every location has its own unique battlefield.
Detailed economics
Control your cities, allocate workers to collect resources, control city growth, train new regiments. Increase production by constructing new buildings or upgrade your city hall to expand the amount of land that can be worked. Build fortresses for protection and to train better your soldiers.
Replayability
Play each map a number of times in completely different setting. Fight over Italy to unify the tribes into the powerful nation of Rome, then later fight over the same map as the Romans when they are invaded by the fearsome Gauls.
Historical Accuracy
Throughout the design of the game, great care has been taken to ensure that the maps, the scenarios, the soldiers and the game engine capture the flavor of the ancient world and its warfare.
Low Minimum Specs
Hard work has been made to ensure that the minimum specs for the game does not rise unnecessarily. This means that anyone who wants to play the game is able to do so.
Main features:
- Epic gameplay
- Huge Realistic Battles
- 3D Battlefields
- Detailed economics
- Endless Replayability
- Historical Accuracy.

Clipboard Magician is a desk accessory that performs various transformations on data on the clipboard. It was written by Ed Lai, an Apple employee, though this is not an official Apple product. Mr. Lai released it as freeware, dedicated to the cause of freedom in China. The Clipboard Magician package includes programming specifications so that others can write conversion modules.

When I include PICT resources in my programs, I like to make them use as little disk space as possible. That is why I wrote conversion modules called Crop Bitmap and Crop Pixmap that crop white space from the borders of pictures. In the first case, the result is a black and white bit image; in the second case, the result is a color image which attempts to use the minimum bit depth.

Some of my programs use an online help module that can accept compressed text and pictures. I wrote converters to compress and decompress any data using the LZSS scheme.

To install these converters, open the file with ResEdit or Resorcerer, copy the resources, and paste them into the Magic Wand file that accompanies Clipboard Magician.