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PhotoSite TimeSaviour 1.5
PhotoSite TimeSaviour - Website creator from inages, videos, folders more>>
Enhancements:
- Full MacOS X support:
- Long file names
- Aqua user interface (sheets, animated window resizing, dock icon that bounces)
- Import images from iPhoto
- Auto-select MacOS X "Sites" folder
- Completely redone handling of file types. PSTS 1.4 didnt do any checking of file types, but now PSTS can handle files differently: it can take web-ready images and add them without conversion, other formats and convert them, it can embed QuickTime movies and include other files as downloads!
- Added a full-featured caption editor:
- Add captions to images and thumbnails
- Import camera (EXIF) and IPTC information
- Re-arrange images to sort as you would like them
- Apply effects to single images
- Added image effects:
- Added scale to max height and width
- Added background to "Imprint text"
- Added "Stamp" effect
- Added "Styled border" effect and accompanying border editor
- Added "Rotate" effect
- Added "Custom effect" matrix
- Removed "Move images instead of copy" option
- Removed "Use existing" option
- Removed "Estimate" feature
- Changed background pattern so you no longer need to keep the background in the input folder
- Changed "Add copyright" to "Add footer"
- Added "Add header"
- Added an HTML tag editor
- You now do not have to have HTML files for the enlarged images, the thumbnails can link directly
- Added options to link images on enlarged image pages
- Added option to the javascript popup feature
- Javascript popups are no longer the default behaviour
- Now you can create a page with frames
- Changed "Add logo" so you no longer need to keep the logo in the input folder
- Changed so that the extra info on the index is optional
- Added many more options for the index pages:
- Thumbnail spacing
- Solid border around thumbnails
- When you only want one index you can now specify to fill it with rows or columns
- Show filenames in bold
- Added advanced file name display options (truncation, line breaks, show filename extention)
- Added fields for meta information
- Added random sort option
- Changed the small and medium thumbnail sizes
- Added the option to opt-out of thumbnail creation
- Added option to create thumbnails for QuickTime movies
- Added image effects for thumbnails:
- Added background to "Imprint text"
- Added "Stamp" effect
- Added "Styled border" effect
- Added "Custom effect" matrix
- Added option for custom folder thumbnails
- Added option for small folders icons
- Added option to opt out of full-sized images
- Added option to link full-sized images directly to the input folder (good for quick previews)
- Now you now longer need to have custom icons in your input folder, added custom nav icon picker
- Added option to opt-out of the close icon
- FTP feature removed.
PHP-Aquarium 1.2
PHP-Aquarium - Simple but fast development environment for PHP more>>
Aquarium is suited for beginners in PHP as well as for professionals for fast-testing the behaviour of certain functions.
There is no need of saving the PHP file, uploading it to the PHP server, displaying it in a browser window - instead it is just one click! You dont have to install a local Apache or a PHP server demon.
Main features:
- Best-suited for beginners to progress quickly in PHP
- Perfect for advanced programmers to crash-test functions with modified parameters
- Save your own examples for use as standard modules
- Minimal software requirements: browser and (internet) connection to a PHP-server
Enhancements:
- Support of two more screen resolutions.
- Insert standard PHP- and HTML-tags with one click.
BubbleBounce 1.0
BubbleBounce - An animation of dancing bubbles with 60 different combinations to choose from more>>
Choose from three different animation styles and between 1 to 20 bubbles to dance for your pleasure.
BubbleBounces simplicity is second only to its addictive behavior. Three simple equations control its complex behavior order in chaos has never been more fun to watch.
BioX 1.0b2
BioX - Sequence analysis app more>>
Analysis functions currently include searching for primers, restriction sites and repeats, calculating DNA melting temperature, translation and back translation, multiple alignment and more.
BioX takes advantage of the Unix underpinnings of Mac OS X by using command line sequence analysis tools from the ebiotools package (which contains software from the EMBOSS project, among others). By presenting these Unix tools in the form of a Mac application, BioX leverages the best of both worlds.
Enhancements:
- Changed delete behaviour in alignment and added support for Cut.
- Ignore extra characters when pasting sequence.
- Fixed error messages that werent shown.
- Other small bug fixes.
Dictiobrary
Dictiobrary - Dialog for Smile more>>
Dictiobrary is a dialog for Smile, thought to keep record of dictionaries you use in Smile and let you use them later when requested.
As you see, similar funcionality to Script Editors "Library" and Script Debuggers "Applications" palette.
To add a dictionary to Dictiobrary, simply drop the things icon onto Dictiobrary list box, and it will be opened (and recorded if not already there).
BeanKeeper 2.3.0.3
BeanKeeper is a full featured, powerful object/relational persistence and query library for Java more>>
Main features:
- Simple usage, which is possible with learning only 3 methods, and reading the tutorial.
- Zero-configuration. Nothing needs to be configured, only the database url is needed for the library to initialize.
- Scalability. The library is capable of distributed operation, from virtually unlimited nodes.
- Relations like references to other objects, Lists, Maps, Sets, Collections are handled 100% transparently by the library.
- Large result sets are automatically paged! Paging is 100% transparent, so a million-record result list can be given directly to the presentation layer, without caring for memory usage and database load!
- Transactions are always serializable. Meaning: during a transaction nothing can influence the result of queries from outside the transaction. This practically means, a programmer does not have to care about other transactions possibly influencing the logic inside his transaction.
- Full (transparent) polymorphism support ensures that (most of the time) the library does not get in the way of the programmer. The model is persisted just in the way the programmer expressed through inheritence, and is recalled with all the attributes of polymorphism.
- A custom, object oriented query language ensures, that no complicated SQL needs to be written.
- Scalar query support enables view-centric, more efficient data recall.
- Real portability between databases. BeanKeeper hides all database specific behaviour from the programmer, like: null value handling, empty strings (oracle), case sensitive and insensitive searches, reserved names, etc. That means, one may switch between database implementations, and may assume that (with the exception of a few documented cases) the software build upon the library will continue to work.
Enhancements:
- Improved lazylist iteration performance
- Fixed HSQLDB double shudown bug
- Fixed serial generation
stub.org saver2 1.0
stub.org saver is created to be a convenient program in which shapes can produce a smooth and pleasing animation on your desktop, generated in realtime and sliced by modifying the behaviour of the clipping planes. more>>
stub.org saver2 1.0 is created to be a convenient program in which shapes can produce a smooth and pleasing animation on your desktop, generated in realtime and sliced by modifying the behaviour of the clipping planes. Place it in your Apple menu and run it when youre computer is bored. Due to QuickDraw3D requirements, you will need plenty of video RAM - it has been found that 4MB, for example, is insufficient for resolutions higher than 800x600 in Millions of Colors. If you do not see the stub.org logo on initial startup, try changing to a lower resolution.
GCWindowMenu
Turn any view into a pop-up more>> Turn any view into a pop-up
GCWindowMenu is a free utility that offers a simple solution to turning any view into a pop-up menu. Includes example code to show use with a standard NSSlider.
How it works: You create an instance of GCWindowMenu, then you add the main content view to it (a slider control, or whatever you like - in fact the creation of the window and supplying the view is one class method call), then you call one class method to handle the rest - positioning it, popping it up on screen, tracking it and then finally fading it away quickly but gracefully at the end.
GCWindowMenu endeavours to emulate the standard menu behaviour - if you click once quickly to bring it up, it will stay on screen and you can click and drag in it. If you click and hold, it will stay up as long as the mouse is down.
Standard view mouse event handling methods are called while the menu is being tracked, so by and large you can easily design a view to work in any situation - in a window or in a menu. For standard control views, there are a few additional minor kinks, since those views implement their own tracking loops. At present their design means that depending on how you position the menu, you may not be able to use the click-hold-release method with some kinds of controls. GCWindowMenu tries to do the right thing, and has some flags you can set to change the behaviour.GCWindowMenu only implements the menu, not the widget that triggers it. However, the example code in the download shows one simple way to handle this - as youll see its just a very small effort.
System requirements:
- Xcode

AutoMotion 1.6
AutoMotion is developed to be a perfect solution for you to automate the production of multiple graphics. more>>
AutoMotion 1.6 is developed to be a perfect solution for you to automate the production of multiple graphics. No need to manually change the text contents in Motion and save each version to a separate file - AutoMotion radically accelerates your workflow by merging text data with Motion templates to create multiple versions in seconds.
Enhancements:
- Compatible with Motion 4.
- Compatible with Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
- Now possible to deactivate the serial number on the current system.
- 512px application and project file icons for Leopard.
- User manual now located inside app bundle so AutoMotion folder no longer required.
- Demo projects now located inside app bundle.
- Change of upper/lower case in a version now correctly invalidates a previously exported file
- Behaviour when inserting or deleting fields
SearchField 2.1
SearchField - Cocoa search field emulation (was Cocoa Search Field) more>>
This was formerly know as CocoaSearchField, this version is completely rewritten from scratch and adds more compatibility.
SearchField represents a powerful emulation of the famous cocoa search field like the Safaris one.
Enhancements:
- Added localization : Italian and English.
- Now Faster.
- LiveSearch behaviour added.
Shakespeare 1.1
Shakespeare is a tool to add a user-friendly interface to LiveStage more>>
Shakespeare 1.1 is a tool to add a user-friendly interface to LiveStage. It allows users to add fairly complex behaviors to sprites. Specifically written as a LiveStage companion, it is QScript generator.
Adobe Targa Plug-in 7.0
Adobe Targa Plug-in - Fix Photoshop 7 alpha channel incompatibilities more>>
Photoshop 7.0 changed the applications default behavior to save transparency information instead of an alpha channel, resulting in incompatibility with some existing workflows.
In response to user feedback, Adobe Targa Plug-in restores the earlier behavior of the Targa plug-in.
Dynalloy 4 RC 17
A free and open source extending alloy more>> A free and open source extending alloy
Dinalloy is a free and open source, extending alloy with dynamic behavior.
System requirements:
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Enhancements
- bugfix: --strictUnroll console arguments was being treated inversely (strictUnroll = true leaded to addSkip = true )
Boog 1.0
Boog - Watch those boogs! more>>
While working in another project, I realized a subset of it could be nice to play with on its own, so thats how boog came to life.
Click-Through Disabler 1.0
Click-Through Disabler - Prevent a control from being clicked while the window is not the main window more>>
The MFClickThroughDisabler class attach itself to a NSControl and remove the click-through behaviour by disabling the control when the window is not in foreground.
However, Mac OS X Human Interface Guidelines recommend that a control with destructive or difficult to undo action disable themselves when their window is inactive to avoid accidental clicks.