Free contextual menu leopard software for mac

Requirements:
PowerPC, MacOS 8.0 or later.

Contextual Menu Plugin Reload X is an AppleScript application that simply quits the Finder then re-launches it to cause Contextual Menu Plugins to automatically reload so you dont need to log out then log back in for new ones to show up.

set of Contextual Menu Items that allow you to right-click on a file or folder and attach it to a new E-Mail message in either Apple Mail, Microsoft Entourage or QUALCOMMs Eudora.

Text Corrector is a contextual menu plugin. It allows you to perform some operations on selected text.

Select some text in any application and call contextual menu for selection (Ctrl-click). In Text Correction submenu select desired operation. If application supports Apple Events Model then selected text will be replaced with result of correction.

If text cannot be replaced in fly (you will hear system alert sound in that case), that means application you are using does not support Apple Events Model. But you still can use Text Corrector, because correction result is stored in Clipboard as well, so you can use Command-V and paste it anywhere you want.

iconXprit 1.3 is known as a completely new Finder plugin for Leopard, which enables you to get a contextual menu "iconXprit" by clicking Ctr key an item in the Finder.
The menu contains various functions to add custom icons, color and text as layers. Colors and texts added from the menus are more than visible markers - items with the same color can be listed and text is searchable.
Opening the editor panel, you have more options to adjust images and can create templates accessible from the menu afterwards.

Enhancements:

• Saves custom resources (group colors, gradations and last editor state) in the Application Support folder for easier transfer and maintenance.
• Work-around of a possible crash on a MacBook Pro by opening the editor or using a text function.

OnMyCommand is a Contextual menu for executing Unix commands. Hundreds of commands submitted by users are available in online archive.
With OnMyCommand, its like having hundreds of different contextual menu plug-ins to choose from!
The most powerful and most advanced of all contextual menu plug-ins developed by Abracode.
Command Droplets take the OMC format beyond contextual menus and enable building custom GUI applets wrapping a CLI command or script.
Main features:
- You can create a contextual menu item using UNIX CLI or AppleScript.
- You can control menu behavior via editable command description.
- You can control if a command is to be executed silently, in terminal or with result in output window.
- You may add a path to the clicked file or folder as an argument of your command.
- You may add a selected text or text from clipboard as an argument of your command.
- GUI wrapper droplet application for command-line tool or script can be easily created without programming only by modifying resources
- Custom dialogs can be built using Interface Builder and dialog controls can be linked with scripts.