Free apimac 2.6.5 software for mac

PSU Blast Image Config (aka "BIC") is a complete software solution to quickly restore and configure a Macintosh back to a known state.
This tool is intended to automate the build process as much as possible. We use BIC here at PSU to do the initial install of the base OS and applications on all of our lab and kiosk Macs.
Main features:
- Configure and set the Open Firmware security, preventing unauthorized access via single (root) user mode or booting from external devices
- Set the date and time
- Restore a master disk image quickly to a Macs internal hard disk
- Configure the network settings on the restored disk (via ncutil):
IP Address : DHCP or Manual (Static)
Subnet Mask & Router
DNS Servers
Network Names (Computer and Local)
- Change the startup disk to the restored disk
- Extensible through pre- and post-restore scripts
- Specify default and autorun settings via a preference file.
Enhancements:
- FIXED: Now correctly supports Macs with dual on-board ethernet ports. NOTE: Only configures the network for the "Built-in Ethernet 1", port 1 on the case, and all other network interfaces are disabled (unless you enable the AirPort interface in the auto-run prefs - see below for more info on this new feature). Macs that have dual on-board ethernet includes the most recent Power Mac G5s with Dual 2.3 Ghz processors and the Mac Pro desktop. Ive only tested this on the dual 2.3 Ghz G5, so please let me know if you see failures when BIC 2.6.5 and ncutil 3.1.1. Do not use ncutil 3.1.2 due to previously mentioned issues on the main BIC home page. Thanks to Y. Flammer for reporting this issue.
- NEW: Under Mac OS X 10.4.7 or higher*, can now enable the AirPort network interface enabled by adding "ENABLE_AIRPORT=YES" to the auto-run preferences. *NOTE: This will ONLY work reliably when PSU BIC is running under Mac OS X 10.4.7, with ncutil version 3.1.1 installed, and the restored volume is ALSO at Mac OS X 10.4.7 or higher. There was a bug in Apples 10.4.6 networking code that ncutil relies on for the network interface names, so ncutil inherited the bug, and thus PSU BIC as well, when running under 10.4.6. Use Mac OS X 10.4.7 and it should work for you - if not, pleasesend me a bug report with the run log file. As time permits, Ill add a dialog too that prompts for enabling the AirPort card or not, but until then, just specify it in the auto run preferences.
- FIXED: Using new asr syntax of "restore" verb with 10.4.4 at later. Previously, when running PSU BIC 2.6b3 under Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.4.3 there would be an error during the restore process. Thanks to R. Booz for sending in the run log with this issue, and the Apple asr system engineer J. Kateley for reporting which version of Mac OS X 10.4 (10.4.4 and later!) started to include the restore verb for asr.
- FIXED: More robust blessing of the restored disk as a bootable device for Intel/EFI based Macs.
- NEW: Logging the version of Mac OS X that is installed on the restored drive. This can be useful for debugging issues with ncutil 3 configuring network preferences on a volume that is at a different version than the version of Mac OS X that PSU BIC and ncutil 3 ran under.
- FIXED: Updated some method names to prepare PSU BIC to be ready for compilation under REALbasic 2006 to create a Universal (PPC and Intel Native!) version of PSU BIC, which will be available very soon. This change should not affect anything for this version of BIC.

Apimac PAD Editor is a PAD (Portable Application Description) file editor. PAD files help software authors to provide product descriptions and specifications to online sources in a standard way, using a standard data format that allow webmasters and program librarians to automate program listings. You can find more info about PAD at the ASPs site.
Unlike other PAD editors, Apimac PAD Edit is fully XML compliant and fully PAD specifications compliant. The program uses a smart engine to directly obtain information about the PAD files from the PAD specification XML file (padspec.xml), including names, descriptions, field length, allowed characters and format. A window will let you know instantaneously if what you wrote is valid according to the specifications, or not. Theres no need to use external PAD validation services, the program checks for the validity of fields every time you leave one.
Apimac PAD Editor is freeware, anyway, whether you would like to make a donation to the programmer that wrote and mantains this application at Apimac in its coffee time instead to take some break, please donate.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a bug where a "&" character where incorrectly written twice in certain fields and improves the application speed.

FolderShare allows you to synchronize specified folders inbetween different computers over a network or the Internet so you are always accessing the latest documents, photos, music, and files.
Why FolderShare?
Keep important files at your fingertips - anywhere. All file changes are automatically synchronized between linked computers, so you are always accessing the latest documents, photos, music, and files.
Enhancements:
- ignore resource forks on some common file types.

Welcome to Aevum Obscurum OR2. Aevum Obscurum is a turn-based multiplayer strategy game.

You will have to take control of an empire at the beginning of the 14th century, Earth.

Your goal is to have absolut control within the next years to come. Your empires to choose from are among England, France, Ireland, Rome and other 50+ all over Europe.

A turn is usally 24h in length. Within that time period, it is up to you to login to the game, see the current events and stats. You adjust your tax and spending. You make your moves.

Your moves and how they turned out will be visible at the next turn to come. It will take you approximatly 5-20 minutes to do your moves everyday.
Be wary, in order to win, you will need to occupy more than 50% of the occupied territories.

Aevum Obscurum is a triky game and you have to make sure your king is safe. If your king is captured or killed by enemy forces, you will loose everything you were fighting for.

iPod Notes will help you store and read up to 1000 text notes with your iPod.
iPod Notes is a freeware application for Mac OS X made to manage the notes of your iPod.
iPod Notes lets you create and organize any note you want to have in your iPod. You can paste text in, drag text from other applications, drop it as a text file from the Finder or, of course, write it yourself with the keyboard of your Mac.
We created this little freeware application to thank the Mac community for its ten years support.
System requirements:
- Any Macintosh, Power Mac, iBook, PowerBook, eMac, iMac, Mac mini, MacBook, MacBook Pro and Mac Pro running Mac OS X 10.2 or newer.
- The Notes feature is available on iPods that have a dock connector. This includes iPod mini, iPod (with Dock Connector), and iPod (Click Wheel) models.

Lov@lyens contains a set of Mac icons of cute aliens with 3 eyes inside of colorful hearts.