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The Report Designer is an easy to use rich client application to graphically create reports.
It features a wizard that assists you by creating new reports from your data sources without the need to start every report from scratch. The reports can be previewed and created directly on the machine where the report is designed. The report definition is continuously validated as you design the report. JFreeReport is used as the reporting engine.
Main features:
- GUI to create Reports: Create your reports by Drag&Drop. No need to learn special report definition languages.
- Export to PDF, RTF, Excel, HTML, CSV, Plain Text
- Wizard to select datasets in a comfortable way
- Live preview of the final Report
- Create Reports directly on your workstation without the need for a server
- Guidelines to make elements align where you want
- Continuous Zoom from 10% up to 500%
- Live Report Validation: Always know whats wrong and why, without interrupting your workflow
- Unlimited Undo/Redo capabilities
- Merge Reports: Save common headers and footers as report and import them as you like
- Morph Element types. Change a Textfield into a Datefield with one click
- Edit multiple elements at once: Change attributes like color and alignment of multiple elements at once.

Porportional Resize is an AppleScript that takes a new width and resizes the selected element to that width, proportionally setting the height or takes a new height and resizes the selected element to that height, proportionally setting the width.

Completly freeware.

This API provides an abstraction layer to allow accessibility applications a way to manipulate the UI of other applications, be they Carbon or Cocoa. The API is provided for use by both Carbon and Cocoa applications, although this sample demonstrates their use from a Cocoa application.

In UIElementInspector, the Accessibility API is used to get information about whatever AXUIElements (widgets) are under the mouse at any given time. Information may be obtained from the AXUIElement, and actions that it has may be performed.

As the mouse moves, the inspector window displays information obtained through the new API. When you then lock the inspector window on an element, you can dig deeper into the information provided by the API for that object, as well as trigger any actions that it might provide, in the interaction window.

UIElementInspector sample does not demonstrate how to make a custom UI element accessible so that the Accessibility API can access it. Custom Cocoa widgets will often just inherit the right behavior from their superclass.

Carbon applications will typically need to provide a little more code to serve up the right information to applications that are interested. Instead, this sample shows how to use the Accessibility API itself - to get information on other applications and UI elements on the screen, which you would need to do as an accessibility application.

Headings Calculator displays associated magnetic headings (45, 90, 135, 180, 225, 270, 315 and 360 degrees) based on user input.

I originally created this application for use while flying X-Plane (the worlds FINEST flight simulator for Mac OS and Windows).

This applications was created using RealBasic 2006 which, in my humble and inexperienced opinion, is the best rapid development environment for Mac OS.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

We all know Red thinks hes the big cheese of the M&Ms crew. Green doesnt quite agree with Reds opinion and wants to deflate his ego. You choose to control either Red or Green in this addictive and challenging puzzle game. Who will come out on top?