Free digital photo keychain software for mac

Add to Keychain 1.1 is an effective and highly recommended program to manually add basic passwords to the Mac OS 9 Keychain feature. Easily add passwords for login accounts, password protected disks or files or any other information you want to be secured in the Keychain.

Requirements: Mac OS 9

Now we have MacOS 9 with its great new features, and a keychain to be sure we wont forget any password. But theres one caveat: we still have to know the password to unlock the keychain!

Use the Unlock Keychain Applescript-model to create your own keychain-unlocker! No fancy tools needed.

If you want to unlock more keychains you can duplicate the line before quit in the script as often as you want, filling in different keychain names and passwords.

SECURITY ISSUE: It is possible for people to read your password in the run-only Applescript you create with this model. Make sure no-one is able to access your script over the network. If you dont know who has access to your computer you should consider using the Multiple user accounts of MacOS 9, or the Password Security for powerbooks.

Build Keychain info allows you to created Keychain Keys for filesystem mounts without having to actually go through the process of mounting the filesystem, etc.
So this can be useful for admins setting up a new user.

For now, it only works on the currently logged in users keychain. The next rev will allow you to poke any keychain you have a password for on the machine you are running the app on.

No, its not scriptable. I havent figured out how to make an AppleScript scriptable. If you want to look at the source, go ahead. pay particular attention to the protocol and authentication build handlers, Apple has some bugs in Keychain Scripting that i had to work around.

Its freeware, but its mine. i hold the copyright on the app. Obviously, i cant copyright the concept, but the look is my doing, and so is the code. Its *free*, and if you want to do cool things with it, by all means do so, but keep my name on it, since I started stuff this time. This was more than a bit of work, since I had to do this in AppleScript Studio, and deal with DTS, etc.

Digital World Clock is a Digital Clock! Sadly, setting the foreign time isn’t as nice as with Apple’s world clock, but it’s not so bad.

Digital World Clock just needs to be set with your offset from GMT and choose your DST rule.

Apple Keychain First Aid 1.0 is designed as a update to resolve issues in which:

• A user's .Mac password is not retained in Internet preference pane, as described in technical document 107097, "Mac OS X 10.2: Won't Save .Mac Password".
• Mail and iChat could continue to prompt users for their password after saving it in the keychain.
• A user could be unexpectedly prompted to unlock the keychain after changing account information or Home directory location.
• Duplicate Mail passwords could appear in the keychain, as described in technical document 106546, "Mac OS X 10.1: Re-enter Mail Password After Upgrade".
• Multiple references to the same keychain could appear in the Keychain Access application.
• Applications are unable to retrieve items from a keychain file located on a network volume.
• Saved passwords could not be read if they were created or modified by certain pre-release versions of Jaguar.
• A Keychain dialog can sometimes prompt for permission to decrypt a "(null)" item.

24 hr. Digital Clock is as the name says a LCD-type display digital clock. Time is displayed in 24 hour format.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.