Free column software for mac

The Progressive Columns provides the latest headlines from The Progressive Magazine. Founded in 1909 by Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette as La Follette’s Weekly to be "a magazine of progress, social, intellectual, institutional." The mission of The Progressive is to be a journalistic voice for peace and social justice at home and abroad.

The magazine, its affiliates, and its staff steadfastly oppose militarism, the concentration of power in corporate hands, the disenfranchisement of the citizenry, poverty, and prejudice in all its guises. We champion peace, social and economic justice, civil rights, civil liberties, human rights, a preserved environment, and a reinvigorated democracy.

Enhancements:

• Monthly magazine updates.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.0 or later, PDF viewer.

What are these things? We have NO idea! But they are so much fun to scroll through when you are in column view! No kidding--You have to try it! (its very theraputic:-)

All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Tofu is... different. It is a novel application to address the common problem that people dont like reading text on the screen.
Why is that anyway? I believe there are two main reasons: line width and visual instability.
Text is usually very wide on the screen, which makes going from the end of one line to the beginning of the next difficult. Thats why newspapers have narrow columns: It makes them faster to read.
So why not just take a normal window and make it narrower, scrolling down as you need? Well, there are usually a lot of lines in a text, and all look more or less the same, so if they move past your eyes vertically, they are difficult to keep track of. The text doesnt feel stable, and you get lost easily.
In Tofu, text is arranged in columns, and each column is only as high as your window. So lines are nice and narrow, they dont move about vertically, plus your text is now in easy-to-digest chunks. You just scroll from column to column horizontally, and feel more in control.
Tofu also includes some other useful features to make reading easier for you. You can jump to any point in your text by simply typing some letters near it (without choosing any command first). Theres a system-wide Service so you can, for example, grab some text from a web page. And it lets you use your voice to navigate text, so you can literally sit back and read.
Enhancements:
- Tofu is now a Universal Binary. If you have an Intel Mac, please let me know if it works for you.
- Rewrote full-screen mode to show the menu bar and Dock (if you move your mouse over the edge) and to allow switching to other documents and applications. This means more than one document can be in full-screen mode at the same time. This hopefully also fixes crashes some people were experiencing.
- Window resizing now snaps to quarters of a column width, to make fitting to columns easier.
- Command-Equals can now be used to make text bigger.

Make Chain is a small AppleScript for Quark XPress which will enable you to convert a multi-column text box into a chain of linked boxes.

Completly freeware.

The Service Manager allows you to enable and disable applications services. It also lets you change key commands and menu item organization.
Service Manager makes a small change to the info.plist of applications you modify so you may want to limit your changes to apps you have backed up.

In the command-key column, capital letters denote a Command-Shift-Letter command.
Restore defaults will revert the services to the original ones provided with the application.

Image In Table is a source code package that shows how to put images into a table column.

System requirements:
- Xcode