Free drm protected wma files software for mac

Apache Protect is a GUI utility that lets you configure and set up the built-in basic authentication capabilites of Apache - the web-server that comes pre-installed with Mac OS X.
With this app you can easily set up userfiles, and protect directories with a username and password.
Doing all of this manually can both be time-consuming and confusing to the regular end user, since it often involves fiddling in the terminal and using "those pesky unix commands".
This tool is just simply meant to make the whole process easier with a sleak aqua interface.
Basically it just edits two files, the password file which contains all the usernames and passwords, and the configuration file which contains data for protection a directory.
Enhancements:
- Added a new operation mode: saving into a configuration file
- Added support for group files
- Added support for access control settings (hostname/ip)
- Added options for changing the accessfilename and configuration file path
- Minor bug and memory leak fixes.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Drag and drop scripts (or folders full of scripts) on the Save Scripts as Text Files applet, choose a destination folder, and this script will save all of your compiled scripts as AppleScript text files in the destination folder.

The text files will have the same modification dates as the original compiled scripts. Unfortunately, this only works with editable compiled scripts and not script applications. This is a great way to archive and protect your precious source code.

DRM Dumpster is the best way to convert DRM tracks from your iTunes music library to standard files.
DRM Dumpster uses a CD-RW and iTunes itself to convert all of your DRM music files to files that you can use with any music player. With DRM Dumpster you can create MP3, AAC, Apple Lossles, AIFF, or WAV files from your DRM files.
DRM Dumpster uses the iTunes importers and selects the importer that you want to use without changing any of the import settings.
To see or change, for example, the MP3 Import settings do this before running DRM Dumpster:
- Launch iTunes
- Open the Preferences
- Select Advanced
- Select Importing
- Select Import Using: MP3
Now you can see or change the settings for the Importing. DRM Dumpster will use your iTunes settings, it does not change them.
Since DRM Dumpster supports any iTunes importer you need to make sure the settings for the importer that you want to use are correct before running DRM Dumpster.
If any problems occur during conversion (CD errors, Disk full, etc.) simply correct the problem (get a new CDRW, free up some disk space, etc.) and start DRM Dumpster again to continue from the last point.
Even if you buy more iTunes DRM protected files simply run DRM Dumpster to convert those tool.

System requirements:
- Scriptable iTunes (DRM Dumpster was tested with iTunes 7).
- GUI Scripting Enabled.

Enhancements
- Copy Played Count meta data.
- Copy Last Played Date meta data.
- Copy Volume Adjustment meta data.
- Copy Album Artwork Picture meta data.

This program is adware because:
- Displays advertisement banners.

ShowHide Files is an application I made to cause Finder to show Unix files and other hidden files. For those who know what to touch and not to in these files this app will help when you need to get to hidden files without going through Terminal.

ShowHide Files changes some of Finders hidden preferences and restarts Finder if you want it to. This causes finder to show the files that have been hidden.

If you touch some of the files that are revealed with this application you may render your computer inoperable so be careful. I am not responsible for any of the results from this product.