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iTunes Links 0.2 is described as an easy-to-use yet useful software that can allow you to change the default arrow links in iTunes to point to your local Library instead of the iTunes Music Store.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or higher

Make links active in OE is a small AppleScript that lets you make clickable links in your outgoing emails.

With this script (intended for OEs script menu) you can send emails with links in their body. You create the links by using a special syntax in your message and then running this script on it before sending. The link text can be anything you want and the link address can too.

This is very useful for when you want to include a link in your email but without drawing too much attention to it.

Link Sequence Downloader QED 0.21 is a good tool possessing desirable qualities in downloading a series of files, such as images and videos, to your hard-drive.

By entering a link, with ranges in square brackets - a large list of files can be downloaded in one go. For example, the Link Sequence: http://www.example.com/videos/[1-10]/vid[001-004].mpg would attempt to download forty mpeg video files; four files named vid001.mpg, vid002.mpg, vid003.mpg, vid004.mpg from each of ten folders numbered 1 to 10.

Reference Link is a System 7-only INIT that makes THINK Reference 2.0 easier to use. With R.L. installed, a modified double-click on a word in a text editor or word processor causes the word to be looked up in THINK Reference 2.0. A keystroke jumps back to the editor. Freeware.

Since CodeWarrior now has its own communication with THINK Reference, this extension is not as vital as it once was. Frankly, I havent looked at it for a couple of years, I hope its still reasonably compatible!

Apple Computers allows you to easily select from almost 40 pieces of Apple hardware from past to present, including the new iMacs and video iPods.
Enhancements:
- Added eMate 300 (By request)
- Cleaned up some images
- Fixed link.

Piltdown is a general purpose HTML link checker. It works recursively to discover links and determine if the objects they point to are missing or relocated. Please review the readme file piltdown.txt for a full description.

Piltdown is written in Perl and will run on nearly any networked computer.

I wrote Piltdown after becoming frustrated with the alternatives. Most link checkers available on the Internet are either incomplete, inaccurate, or both. For example, certain Web servers do not respond appropriately to the HTTP "HEAD" request, so well written link checkers that depend on HEAD will report missing links where there are none. (My testing suggests that these non-compliant servers come from a certain corporation with initials "MS". Why am I not surprised?!) Another GUI based checker for OSX worked well, but flagged all relative links with a leading "/" as errors when they were not. And what about links that hide inside of CSS or javascript files? Most link checkers cant look inside these non-html files.

So there you have it. Piltdown is available for free (!), but please do not repackage or charge a fee for it. Piltdown comes without warrantee of any kind, expressed or implied. That said, feel free to contact me with questions, bug reports, or requests for future enhancements. Like to know where the funny name came from? Read about Piltdown Man, the missing link!