automatically login windows xp
Custom Login Message 1.0
Custom Login Message - Quickly edit the com.apple.loginwindow.plist file to add a custom message to the login panel more>>
To use Custom Login Message type in the message youd like to include in your login panel, click the lock icon to enter your administrative password, then click the Change Login Message button to perform the action.
If you want to remove a custom login message, just remove all text from the window and perform the action.
Login-Window Widget 1.0
Login-Window Widget - Widget to fast-user-switch to the loginWindow more>>
By clicking a simple button on the face of the widget, you instantly invoke a Fast-User-Switch straight to the login-window using the same Shell Binary that the user.menu command Login Window... uses.
Available in two styles, both of which are included in the release package.
Reposition Windows (Entourage) 1.0
Reposition Windows (Entourage) - Moves the main progress window more>>
This is usefull because the Entourage windows sometimes get shifted around which is pretty annoying.
FadingWindow 1.0
FadingWindow - Window subclass that can set its own transparency more>>
FadingWindow can also automatically fade-up itself when opened and fade-down when closed.
Mac OS XP 2.5
Mac OS XP is a ShapeShifter theme that changes the entire appearance of your graphical interface in Mac OS X. This theme is a port of the Windows XP Luna, Homestead and Silver appearances more>> Mac OS XP is a ShapeShifter theme that changes the entire appearance of your graphical interface in Mac OS X. This theme is a port of the Windows XP Luna, Homestead and Silver appearances. It comes with a Windows XP wallpaper, Safari and Dock custom skins.
ShapeShifter 1.1 or later.
Version 2.5:
- Updated for Panther.
- Added all Panther specific elements.
- Went trough and refined existing elements.
- Added Safari skins, one for each variation.
- Each variation now has its own specific Metal appearance.
- Inactive titlebars are now opaque. That way its more true to the original and it might also increase performance a tad..
- All buttons now have a transparent disabled state, instead of the previous greyed out state.
- New menus/menubar. There is now a Menubar selection, but if you select the Apple menu it looks kinda funky, but it was the best solution I could come up with.
HomeDirectory Plugin 1.0
HomeDirectory Plugin - Create the physical directory for a user when they login more>>
Simple plugin that just generates the users home directory when they first login. This way you could use say the SQL plugin and setup a user. When they actually login, a new folder could be created for them to upload into.
Make sure to edit the properties file first, and then place it in the CrushFTP plugins folder. (If one does not exist, make a new folder named "plugins".)
It keeps you from having to FTP into the server to generate users starting directory.
Completly freeware.
Login View 0.9.1
Login View is known as a free beta version of what is turning out to be a cool little gismo. more>>
Login View 0.9.1 is known as a free beta version of what is turning out to be a cool little gismo. Run the app, add it to your login items, then log out, your user picture on the login panel has changed to a preview of your current desktop!
Major Features:
- Completely unobtrusive
- Uses zero system resources (no background processes)
- Its free!
Grained Login 1.0 Beta 2
Grained Login 1.0 Beta 2 is yet another excellent utility for programmers. It is actually a fine-grained login system for Qt applications more>>
Grained Login 1.0 Beta 2 is yet another excellent utility for programmers. It is actually a fine-grained login system for Qt applications. It uses SHA1 hashed passwords to retrieve user rights from a SQLite database. An administration dialog handles the maintenance of the users, the roles, the rights and the password history.
Enhancements: May 21, 2007
- loginform.ui.h : added class variables and member functions to set and get the user
Login Items Engine X 1.0
Login Items Engine is a handy tool designed to help users simplify the Login Items process. It creates a Login Items folder in the users home directory more>> Login Items Engine is a handy tool designed to help users simplify the Login Items process. It creates a Login Items folder in the users home directory. This folder functions exactly like the old Startup Items folder of previous Mac OSes. Simply drag documents, applications, alias files in and out of it as desired.
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
AFP Server Login Script 1.0
AFP Server Login Script - A very simple AppleScript Applet to make logging into an AppleShare volume quick and painless more>>
Login Background Images 1.0
Login Background Images is an impressive and unique selection of ten panoramic, ready to use, login screen background images. You can use the freeware SuperDocker to change/restore the login screen background image. more>>
Login Background Images 1.0 is an impressive and unique selection of ten panoramic, ready to use, login screen background images. You can use the freeware SuperDocker to change/restore the login screen background image.
nMacADSL X 0.6.1
nMacADSL X is a distinguished and easy to use application for Swedish people who has Telia ADSL broadband connection. more>>
nMacADSL X 0.6.1 is a distinguished and easy to use application for Swedish people who has Telia ADSL "broadband" connection. They have to login via a web page, and that's just plain annoying. So, instead of logging in manually each and every time, you can use this application to login automatically! Plus, if you leave your computer on, it usually disconnects after about half an hour. With this app, you can keep the connection online, by automatically relogging in each ten minutes.
Requirements: Mac OS X 10.0 or higher or, OS9 with CarbonLib
Login Logout Tasks 1.0.a
Login Logout Tasks is a full featured and cost-effective system utility which enables you to automatically run some pre defined actions at login and/or logout time. more>>
Login Logout Tasks 1.0.a is a full featured and cost-effective system utility which enables you to automatically run some pre defined actions at login and/or logout time. The Mac OS already provides for each user a way to start application at login time in Login items found in the Accounts system preference. This solution works fine if you have the right application which do what you need. For developper there is another way to customize login and logout process by using loginwindow hooks. Be carefull this solution needs to create shell scripts running as root without user interaction.
Login Logout Tasks (LLT) provides for each user a free and simply way to customize his session without programming. To do that you have just to copy the Library/Preferences/Login Logout Tasks.plist file in each equivalent user folder and set the automatic start of LLT in Login items of Accounts system preference.
you to automatically run some pre-defined actions at login and/or logout time. Login Logout ... to start application at login time in Login items found in the Accounts system preference. ThisLogin Logout Tasks enables you to automatically run some pre defined actions at login and/or ... The Mac OS already provides for each user a way to start application at login time in Login itemsLogin Items Engine 1.0
Login Items Engine is regarded as a feature-rich and trustworthy tool designed to help users simplify the Login Items process. more>>
Login Items Engine 1.0 is regarded as a feature-rich and trustworthy tool designed to help users simplify the Login Items process. It creates a Login Items folder in the users home directory. This folder functions exactly like the old Startup Items folder of previous Mac OSes. Simply drag documents, applications, alias files in and out of it as desired.
K-Net Login 1.0b3
K-Net Login - create a remote login to a server on a secure ssh connection more>>
It was developed to be used on a danish student network at Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby, called K-Net.
When the user had logged in, the firewall server opened up the connection to the internet for the computer, that the user had logged in from.
