Free conflict resolution software for mac

MyResolution is pretty simple. It displays your monitors resolution. It also allows you to launch the Displays preference pane directly from your dashboard.
This script works with the default setting for showing/hiding Dashboard (F12) and contains instructions for changing this setting if you have remapped that function.

Enhancements
- Changed the AppleScript for opening the Displays preference pane to a shell script.
- This speeds things up a touch, reduces the file size a smidge, and makes changing the assigned keyboard shortcut easier.

Using Resolution Calculator you can see which resolution you should use in your images for specific screen frequency, pixel dimension of the picture and document size in specific resolution and in any color depth.
With Resolution Calculator you can find out:
- which resolution you should use when you scan the image for the specific halftone screen
- the pixel dimension and the document size in the specific resolution and in the specific color depth (lineart, grayscale, RGB, CMYK)
- the number of shades in the specific printer resolution.
Enhancements:
- Small corrections to make it work better with Jaguar and Panther.

If youre having problems on your system with text appearing "garbled" as in the image on my homepage (see the "More Information" link to the right), it could be caused by corrupt font cache files.

What appears to be happening is that incorrect or corrupted encoding vector information is being used when mapping the character codes as input by your keyboard to the glyphs they represent in the problematic font.

You can run Font Cache Cleaner to purge these cache files in an attempt to restore normal behavior. If you use Font Cache Cleaner but the problem remains, then it could be caused by a font conflict or by a corrupt font. Try removing fonts to isolate the problematic fonts that are causing this behavior.

GetResFromIRB is a script that reads the hexadecimal data in JPEG images and displays the resolution in the IRB (Image Resource Block) data.

Its clunky, not very fast but it works. And when you need to check the IRB resolution, this script comes in very handy.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Two other scripting additions (in Jons Commands and the GTQ Scripting Library) provide the same functionality.
Play Sound src is a scripting addition for Mac Classic that allows playing sound files.

The event class and ID conflict with the command from the GTQ scripting library. Source code is included.

The Clouds 2 screen saver is a screensaver module for Mac OS X that brings to your desktop some very nice hi resolution clouds images.

Completly freeware for personal use.