Free astrograv 1.8 software for mac

TabStop is a SIMBL plugin that displays a warning when you attempt to quit or close a window in Safari that contains multiple tabs.

TabStop is a handy tool if youre used to keeping dozens of tabs around and youre tired of accidentally Command-Qing instead of Command-Wing.

If you use iCal and eBay, this one is for you.
Whenever you visit an article page in Safari, you can automatically create an event for that article (including a reminder 15 minutes before) in iCal by running this tiny applescript.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.8 fixes parsing problems with ebay.au and ebay.co.uk and should work for the U.S., Australia, UK, and Germany.

WhatRoute is designed to find the names of all the routers an IP packetpasses through on its way from your Macintosh to a destination host.

Italso measures the round-trip time from your Mac to the router, thusenabling you to determine slow links--or hops--in the Internet.

WhatRoute can also find dead links, such as routers that dont respond.This program is optimized for use with Open Transport.

iSafe - Now you can keep your credit card numbers, bank account information, software serial numbers, web based usernames and passwords and more all in one convenient place.
You can also safely type and encrypt text documents from within iSafe or encrypt documents already stored on your hard drive to prevent prying eyes from reading your personal information kept on your computer.
At the the moment iSafe is in its early stages and is constantly being improved, you will see a number of updates being added to the site.
Enhancements:
- Fixed duplicate record entry issue.
- Improved button navigation.
- Enhanced drag & drop RTF formatting.
- Fixed help window resizing.

Metronome is a nice and useful metronome. It closely mimics a real world clockwork metronome in that it has a bell which you can set to sound at intervals of every 2, 3, 4 or 6 beats.
But because its not a real world clockwork metronome, you can also easily set it to sound a bell on beats 5, 7, 8 and 9, as well as set it to any arbitrary beat you like.
One advantage of Metronome over a real world clockwork one is that you can operate it almost entirely from your computer keyboard. Enter/Return will start or stop it, = (equals key) will speed it up, - (minus or dash key) will slow it down. Press any number key from 2 to 9 to get the bell to sound on those beats, or press 0 (zero) to stop the bell.
Beats of 10 and above are achieved by typing into a small text field and hitting Enter or Return.
Another advantage is that you can set the speed (bpm or beats per minute) as fast or as slow as you like. The slowest speed is 1 beat per minute(!), and the fastest is whatever speed your computer can run at.
This helps a lot if you are practicing something that you want to slowly speed up. No need to put down your instrument to adjust the speed, just hit the equals key and keep playing.
But with Metronome you dont even have to do that. The Accelerator increases the tempo at a rate you control. Why? So you can start a difficult piece slowly, and very gradually speed up without stopping to reset your metronomes tempo. The Accelerator will do it for you. You control the rate of increase AND when it increases and when it stops increasing. Its easy.
Metronome comes with two sounds, a snare rimshot for the click and a cow bell for the bell, but you can change the sounds to any ones you want using the Preferences. When you are choosing new sounds, you can preview/play them first.
Enhancements:
- Added the ability to make the Accelerator slow down as well as speed up. To slow down, simply add a - (minus, or subtract) symbol before the rate of acceleration in the Accelerator panel.
- Added the ability to lock saved settings files to prevent accidental deletion
- Reduced the size of the Accelerator and Tempo Finder panels to increase available screen space.
- Made the bell sound on the first beat of the bar, instead of the last beat(!).
- Fixed a bug Id introduced where the state of checkboxes in the Preferences window werent being saved correctly.
- Added a warning sheet when Metronome first runs to alert the user to the fact that the Metronome may beat unevenly in some cases where the computer has third party non-standard sound hardware.

BASh is a 4D component that provides extensive utility commands, especially for dynamically reusable variable space (DSS, Dynamic Stack Space, module), date-time stamps (DTS module), resources (RES module), encoding and decoding (CODEC module), encryption (CRYPT module), X4D module (record packing in XML), XML management, and much, much more.
The BASh component now consists of 477 methods across 32 modules of code.
Main features:
Modules currently available in the BASh component:
- ARR - Array sizing, management, and manipulation methods;
- BLOB - BLOB management and manipulation methods;
- CODEC - encoding and decoding support for common formats;
- CONV - conversion methods to handle data and type conversions;
- CRYPT - encryption and decryption routines;
- DATE - provides basic date manipulation routines;
- DSS - Dynamic Stack Space; reusable variable management system;
- DTS - Date-Time Stamps; generation and manipulation methods;
- ENV - environmental information (program, OS, CPU, etc.);
- FILE - path and file name utilities;
- FMAP - file mapping for document types, creator and type codes, and MIME types;
- IB - management and manipulation of indexed BLOBs;
- INIT - module and component initialization;
- INT - interruption manager;
- NULL - Variable clearing and initialization methods;
- NVP - named value pair utilities and management;
- PROS - process information accessors;
- PTEXT - parameter text replacement routines;
- QUIT - controlled clean up of BASh data structures;
- RES - resource management and utility methods;
- RW - read/write module for handling record access;
- SEM - Semaphore management methods;
- SEQ - flexible sequence number module;
- SERNO - serial number generation and confirmation methods;
- STR - string manipulation, formatting, and filtering methods;
- TIME - Time manipulation methods;
- TYPE - Variable type comparison methods;
- URL - URL creation and extraction routines;
- VAR - Variable utility methods;
- WORD - manipulators for non-native four-byte values;
- X4D - XML based record packing and unpacking methods;
- XML - Extensible Markup Lanugage parsing and retrieval code.