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ClipDate is a free widget for Apple Mac OS X Tiger which generates the string of the current date and time on your clipboard.
The format of the string is optional and can be customized. That string would be useful for version history management, unique file naming, etc.
Enhancements:
- Addition of formats (RFC822, RFC3339).

The firmware is specifically developed for those Mac OS X version before 10.2.

Anyone using 10.2 doesnt need to update.

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Mail2iCal is an AppleScript that allows users to export new email messages from all accounts in Mail to calendars in iCal.
Place the script inside the folder ~/Library/Scripts.
There are two methods to use this script:
1. Manually In MacOS 10.4.x (Tiger), you should use the AppleScript Utility to add the AppleScriptMenu to your menubar. Select the messages you wish to convert and call the script by selecting it in the menu
2. Automatically from a mail rule. In Mail.app, create a new rule and choose "Run AppleScript" as action Click "Choose" and navigate to the script location The script will automatically be called on all messages that your new rule applies to
With MacOS 10.4 (Tiger), Apple changed a lot of Mail.apps internal workings. This means, the script needed a major overhaul. Unfortunately, it also means that the script cant ask for a default calendar when run from a rule, since that crashes Mail. The solution for the time being is to check for a default calendar and when there is none, create one called "Email" You can still set a default calendar by running the script manually once, as rule execution will use this value. To change the default calendar, run the script manually with no messages selected in Mail. You will be prompted with the option to reset. If you click Reset, you may choose or create a new calendar to contain your messages.
Enhancements:
- Fixed several small bugs
- Bug reporting includes system information
- Uses standard plist file to save preferences
- Includes both event and todo item creation
- Includes installer
- Users of earlier OS versions should use the alternate download link for version 1.1.4 of this script.

Mail2iCalToDo is an AppleScript that can be used to export the Reply-To and Subject of Mail.app email messages into Apples iCal ToDo lists.
Place the script inside the folder ~/Library/Scripts.
There are two methods to use this script:
1. Manually In MacOS 10.4.x (Tiger), you should use the AppleScript Utility to add the AppleScriptMenu to your menubar. Select the messages you wish to convert and call the script by selecting it in the menu
2. Automatically from a mail rule. In Mail.app, create a new rule and choose "Run AppleScript" as action Click "Choose" and navigate to the script location The script will automatically be called on all messages that your new rule applies to
With MacOS 10.4 (Tiger), Apple changed a lot of Mail.apps internal workings. This means, the script needed a major overhaul. Unfortunately, it also means that the script cant ask for a default calendar when run from a rule, since that crashes Mail. The solution for the time being is to check for a default calendar and when there is none, create one called "Email" You can still set a default calendar by running the script manually once, as rule execution will use this value. To change calendar or due date, run the script manually with no messages selected in Mail. You will be prompted with the option to reset. If you click Reset, you may choose or create a new calendar and set a new due date.
Enhancements:
- Mail2iCalTodo is now part of Mail2iCal, available here
- Users of earlier OS versions should use the alternate download link for version 1.2 of this script.