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Random Playlist Creator is an application that randomly generates iTunes playlists from a source playlist, which can be of any type that references Library tracks (Library, normal, smart, Purchased Songs, Party Mix are the types that come to mind). It requires that iTunes is running: when run, it will start iTunes if necessary and will automatically quit if iTunes quits.
Main features:
- Creates multiple iTunes playlists of a specified combined file size or playing time. The number of playlists created is dependent on the number of tracks in the source playlist.
- Creates "super-playlists", each consisting of one or more segments (each segment comprises an iTunes playlist). This feature is especially useful for flash-based MP3 players with expansion cards where the internal memory is a different size than the expansion memory.
- Allows the last generated super-playlist to be randomly padded with tracks from previously generated super-playlists.
- Allows groups of tracks to be kept together in a specified order within the generated playlists. This feature is useful for albums where multiple tracks comprise a single contiguous song and some of the tracks do not stand very well on their own, such as the tracks that comprise each LP side of Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon.
- Track groupings can be defined either by creating a specially-named playlist or by defining the "grouping" ID3 tag in each song file.
- The defined track groupings can be individually enabled or disabled for use when generating random playlists with track groupings.
- Allows a group of tracks to either be constrained to a single segment (if its possible for the group to fit completely within one segment) or to span multiple segments within a super-playlist.
- Provides an enhanced shuffle mode where an entire playlist can be shuffled into a single new playlist with the track groupings intact.
- Provides an option to use only the MP3-formatted files in the source playlist -- useful for MP3 CDs and non-iPod MP3 players.
Enhancements:
- Presets can be defined to allow quick selection of often-used settings.

UploadColumn is a free plugin for the Ruby on Rails framework that will enable easy uploading of files, especially images.
UploadColumn is file uploading made easy for Ruby on Rails. Get rolling quickly, with powerful manipulation of uploaded files, like scaling and cropping images.
Maintain full control over where your files are stored, easily make uploads work across form redisplays, and a whole bunch more.

Main features:
Really flexible storage paths:
- UploadColumn gives you full control over where your files are stored. Want to store them by the records name? No problem! Want to store them by an associated records name? Easy as pie! Want to store them in one giant directory bursting at the seams? Absolutely no problem!
Works across form redisplays:
- Cant get uploads and validations to play nice? No problem, because UploadColumn keeps your uploaded files even if you need to redisplay a form multiple times!
Easily create multiple versions of the same file:
- Whatever you want to do with your file, maybe its an XML document you want to transform with XSLT (but keep the original), or maybe you just want a thumbnail for your image, often you need different versions of the same file. UploadColumn makes creating and using those versions easy. With the new manipulator framework, its very easy to create a reusable manipulator to do the same kind of manipulations across your application.
Awesome RMagick and ImageScience integration:
- UploadColumn makes it extremely easy to create thumbnails (or other sizes) of your images, even to crop them to an exact size, so they always look their best. Now you can choose to use the fast and light ImageScience library. If you choose to use RMagick, youll not only get thumbnails, but access to the entire library and apply any effect to images automatically after theyre uploaded!
Well tested and stable:
- UploadColumn is extensively tested with the RSpec testing framework. We currently have 100% C0 coverage, all passing specs, and heckling passes without complaints.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- [NEW] Complete rewrite, maintaining most of the legacy API
- [NEW] Framework for custom manipulators, for clean and easy extension.
- [NEW] Manipulate images with ImageScience instead of RMagick if you want
- [NEW] Support for animated GIFs in the RMagick manipulator
- [NEW] Fully tested with RSpec
- [NEW] Following the law of Demeter better by adding _public_path, _thumb, _thumb_public_path etc... magic methods.
- [DEPRECATED] UploadedFile#url is deprecated in favour of UploadedFile#public_path and will be removed in the next major release
- [CHANGED] Store dir and temp dir procs now take two piped variables, the UploadedFile object and the ActiveRecord
- [CHANGED] the :root_path option is now called :root_dir
- [CHANGED] web_root must now be set with a leading slash if an absolute URL is desired and no trailing slash.
- [CHANGED] UploadedFile#filename_base is removed in favor of #basename
- [CHANGED] UploadedFile#filename_extension is removed in favor of #extension
- [CHANGED] UploadedFile#mime_type is removed in favor of #content_type
- [CHANGED] _store_dir and _tmp_dir callbacks now take the file object as an argument, which means that the methods always MUST take an argument, even if you dont need it.
- [CHANGED] The _after_assigns callback has changed name to _after_upload and take the UploadedFile as param.
- [REMOVED] Support for the exif columns, as in 0.2.X has been removed temporarily. It might be readded later.
- [REMOVED] The old_files option as in 0.2.X has been removed. All old files are now stored. This option will be reintroduced in later versions of 0.3.X
- [REMOVED] The :force_format option for image_columns as in 0.2.X has been removed and will be reintroduced later.
- [REMOVED] The remote_upload_form helper has been removed, for encouraging bad JS practice. It will not be readded. If you need remote uploads, uploading with Flash is much cooler, and can be done in an unobtrusive way. Check out Swiff.js for hints.
- [REMOVED] The image helper has been removed, since its functionality is not really useful in any app (hopefully most apps) that uses named routes.

Podcast Actions contains four actions designed to aid in podcast creation. Includes sample workflow and tutorial.

Export Garageband Project: This action will export the current GarageBand project to iTunes. The result will be a reference to the new iTunes track. This action requires UI Scripting support be active.

Export to MPEG Audio: This action will export MPEG audio files (AAC) from the AIFF files passed to it from the previous action. You can select multiple compression settings to create more than one export file. This action requires a valid QuickTime Pro license.

Create Podcast Feed: This action uses the audio files passed to it from the previous action and the information entered in the action view to create create the XML text needed to make an XML RSS podcast feed file. Follow this action with the New Plain Text File action to create a new XML file using the feed text.

New Plain Text File: This action writes the text data passed from the previous action to a plain text file (non-Unicode). Plain text files are useful for creating RSS feeds and other HTML or XML-based files for use on the internet.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2.6 or later, Java 1.4 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 5.3.2 serves as a maintenance release where several help components ( [?] buttons ) that were previously inactive have been enabled. Now selecting these buttons will automatically present users with the appropriate pages in the JPEE inherent help system.

BBE FTP Open facilitates the editing of remote files via FTP in BBEdit, with support for multiple files per account, multiple accounts per host and even multiple hosts! This is accomplished by storing the lists of files and hosts in a special relational database. Multiple files may be opened simultaneously.
The first time you run BBE FTP Open it will create its database files in your
Preferences folder, and open them up in BBEdit for you to enter your account
and file information.
Enhancements:
- Tweaked SimpleCryp for BBEdit 6.0[.2] anomaly.

When Apple introduced its clever iLife web design software, iWeb, they left out one important feature: the ability to load and save multiple web sites.
There isnt even an "Open" menu item under the File Menu!
You can create multiple "sites" that are somewhat independent of each other, but they still exist as one file ("Domains.sites") and cannot be separately uploaded onto different web servers or into different .Mac accounts.
iWebSites rectifies this by manipulating the files in the directory where iWeb keeps its website files, and allows users to have multiple websites that are completely independent of each other. iWebSites creates new sites, duplicates sites you already have, sets the "default site" for iWeb, and allows you to delete sites.
Main features:
- Allows users to create "blank" websites for use in iWeb
- Allows users to set a default website to use when iWeb opens
- Allows users to delete and duplicate iWeb site files
- Allows users to merge two iWeb sites together
- Allows users to drag/drop or copy/paste ".sites" or ".sites.zip" files to the finder or to an e-mail program.