Free electronic document management software for mac

Document Manager 3.21 has come as an effective tool which is able to import users into a Mac OS X Server, create their folders and automatically create links between teachers and students according to their classes. A client-based tool also allows teachers to send documents and collect them through a simple interface. Great for large computer deployments!

Requirements:

• Mac OS X Server version 10.2 and up
• Mac OS X Client version 10.3 (older version available for 10.2)

Requirements:
iMacs released in February or July 2001 ( iMacs - early 2001 and iMacs summer 2001).

Apple Macintosh Management Server 1.2 is a full featured and advanced Mac OS X Server process which is designed to manage Mac OS client computers.

The Macintosh Management Server 1.2 Installer updates your Macintosh Management Server software to version 1.2. To use this software, you need version 1.2 or later of the Macintosh Manager administration software and version 1.1 or later of the Macintosh Manager client software installed on your Mac OS computers. Do not use this version of the server with versions of Macintosh Manager client software earlier than 1.1.

MTML2 Document Viewer 1.0 is an easy to use, high performance document viewer which is developed to help users of the MTML 2.0 Document Browser give away with their information.

This viewer works by loading two documents that can be used at the same time. The first document is styled text formatted. The second document is a plain text version of the first document that also contains MTML2 markup. So many types of information gathering can be created for users of the two document system. MTML2 can be used to create an index system that gathers, and displays each instance of an index word, or concept all at the same time.

Major Features:

1. Freeware companion application for the shareware version, MTML 2.0 Document Browser
2. New single window interface
3. Improved documentation with this download

PDF Document Inspector is a browser of a PDF documents contents. If youre not doing something pretty down-and-dirty with PDF, I cant imagine how it would be useful to you. On the other hand, if you are working with the innermost bits of a PDF file (like I was with Cheap Impostor), I cant think of any other tool out there that would help you figure out whats going wrong.

I wrote PDF Document Inspector as a part of developing my shareware application, Cheap Impostor. PDF Document Inspector is merely a wrapper over the PJX library I used to parse the input documents in Cheap Impostor. I found it invaluable for debugging, and I thought it might be useful to the community at large.

Document Palette is a software designed to run in the background and to allow you to create new documents in the current folder.
With a folder active in Finder, press Control+Option+Command+N to make the palette appear, then select the document type you wish to create.
Main features:
- Transparent window
- Looks great on your desktop.
- Add your own documents
- Any document can be on your palette.
- Not just empty files
- You can add files with content.
- Document type shortcuts
- Assigning single letter shortcuts makes it easy to select a document type when the palette is visible.
- Reorder document types
- Drag documents to specify order in the Preferences window.
- Labels
- Assigning labels to document types makes it easy to distinguish document types with similar icons.
Version restrictions:
- The trial is fully functional, but can only create 15 documents.

Electron Helper was made for the electronic hobbiest. Its a calculator and a reference tool all in one.
Resistor will determine the value of an electronic resistor and Ohms Law is a Ohms Law calculator. Very useful for those little electronic projects.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary.

The multiple document project template was written because I had a lot of this code lying around anyway and I noticed the one included with REALbasic was really lacking.

The template demonstrates features such as:
• Multiple Document Architecture Including:
? New Document
? Open Document
? Open Recent Menu
? Save
? Save As
? Save To
? Revert to Saved
? Page Setup and Printing (with modified example code from Aaron Ballmans Proper Printing article on aaronballman.com)
• Fully Functioning Window Menu
• About Window with HTML styled credits and Mac OS X styling
• Preferences Window with Mac OS X toolbar and resizing window
• Cool Seth Willits coding style :-)