Free dictionary cleaner 1.0 software for mac

iTunes Library Cleaner is a small AppleScript that removes deleted iTunes references.

This script removes dead links to files that have been deleted but that are still in your iTunes library.

Completly freeware.

DS_Store Cleaner is a great tool for getting rid of .DS_Store Files which are created by the Mac OS X Finder. In older versions of Mac OS X, the .DS_Store file posed a security risk (SecurityFocus.com) because it had system configuration information stored inside. This has been fixed as of Mac OS X 10.1.
DS_Store files can be extremely annoying when you transfer files and folders to other systems. Windows and Linux make these files visible and they get in the way. If you are creating a CD, these .DS_Store files can also be visible.
There are two ways to get rid of these pesky files using DS_Store Cleaner.
If you have the Mac OS X or Windows version, just drag the folder you want to have cleaned onto the Application icon. DS_Store Cleaner will launch and automatically clean the folder and any sub folders. When it is finished, you will see an alert box which tells you how many .DS_Store files have been deleted.
An alternate way to run DS_Store Cleaner is to either double click on the Application icon or run the script (for the java version). DS_Store Cleaner will launch and prompt you to select a folder to clean. Once selected, DS_Store Cleaner will clean the folder and any sub folders. When it is finished, you will see an alert box which tells you how many .DS_Store files have been deleted.
Enhancements:
- A much smaller download.
- An easier to use UI.
- Drag and drop capabilities into the app (more than before).
- New Icon for your desktop.

Keyboard Cleaner comes in handy when you want to clean your keyboard, but you are afraid you might trigger a command or change or delete some of your current work beyond repair and undo. Of course you could save and close everything. Sometimes however, it is just not what you want.

Enter Keyboard Cleaner. It shields your desktop and intercepts every keystroke you might accidentally make — except for Command-Q.

Needles to say that this was an educational project for me. While trying to create something like Visor for iTerm about a year ago I needed to figure out how to make a fading window without delving into Quarz Graphics too deeply.

Of course, Keyboard Cleaner comes free of cost. I even made a clunky video of how it works. Keyboard Cleaner is a Universal Binary and works with multi-monitor setups.

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.

Dictionary of Computing 1.1 is proved to be a highly-efficient, high-quality dictionary module for use with the shareware programs: 'Verbs & Nouns' or 'Verbs & Nouns Lookup'.

The source for this dictionary comes from the 'Free On-line Dictionary of Computing' by Denis Howe and has been converted to the format suitable for use with 'Verbs & Nouns'. It is a searchable dictionary of acronyms, jargon, programming languages, tools, architecture, operating systems, networking, theory, conventions, standards, mathematics, telecoms, electronics, institutions, companies, projects, products, history, in fact anything to do with computing. You can use the module for browsing, looking up words etc. You can add your own comments, definitions, or translations to any language.

Requirements: System 7.0 - Mac OS 9.2.2'Verbs & Nouns'

Extension Cleaner 0.4 brings a simple but highly effective shell and desktop tool. Do you hate when you manually delete a file's extension and the file turns into a generic icon? If so, you'll love Extension Cleaner. With Extension Cleaner, you can setup your own list of file extension to HFS creator and type mappings. To safely remove file extensions, simply drag any group of files with any combination of extensions onto the Extension Cleaner icon. Instantly, your file's HFS creator and type will be set to match the file's extension using your own mappings and the extension removed.