Free end users watchdog group software for mac

Screen Watchdog can watch an area on the screen the user specifies and play a sound or execute an Applescript the user has choosen when the screen changes.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Display Person`s Groups is an AppleScript-based solution that can display the names of the groups assigned to selected people in Mac OS Xs Address Book application. It can be triggered from Address Books script menu in Mac OS 10.3.

Add to Group X will add the senders or recipients of selected messages in a folder, or automatically of messages filtered by a rule to an Entourage Group you choose.
It can also enter the members in the Address Book if desired, set set category of the messages and/or these contacts to that of the group, and automatically make new groups if and when the number of group members reaches the limit set by your ISP for multiple recipients.
Enhancements:
- Doesnt error when choosing to skip giving contact members the category of the group.

Separate Group Messages will send a separate e-mail to each member of a Group, so that each recipient sees only his or her own name and address as a To: recipient, and is unaware that s/he is part of a group mailing.

You may include attachments, and add extra recipients if you wish, who will also receive mail addressed only to themselves.

If a group has been rotated or skewed, the Reset Group Handles script will reset the corner handles to square. It is useful for accurately lining up the group to a guide.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

"Multiple Users Info" is a simple Scripting Additions that will provide basic info about the Muliple Users feature of Mac OS 9.0. An AppleScript, or any application capable of accessing Scripting Additions, can determine if Multiple Users is active and if so determine the type of account currently logged in (if any) and also the name of the account.
Multiple Users Info is an AppleScript that allows you to access the Multiple Users control panel.

User Manager is a supplement to the Accounts pane in the Mac OS X System Preferences, designed for use with small home networks. User Manager is targeted at power users who desire full control over user and group attributes, without the need to resort to using the NetInfo Manager.
With it, you can create, edit, or delete users and groups in any Open Directory node (e.g. a NetInfo domain). The interface allows you to edit nearly all record attributes, including UID, GID, login shell, and home directory. You will also be able to manage Unix group memberships using its drag-and-drop user- and group-centric interfaces.
User Manager is primarily intended for use with small home networks, where the enterprise-grade strength of Mac OS X Server is not needed. It is not intended to handle thousands of users or replace the Server Manager application found in Mac OS X Server.
Specifically, it does not support editing managed client (MCX) attributes, a la the Limitations tab in the Accounts system preference pane, as Apple does not publish these APIs.
Enhancements:
New Features
- Universal binary. Note: This has not yet been tested on Intel. Please report any ikssues you find.
- Updated Help for proper display on OS X 10.4.
- Minor updates to Help content.
- Added initial support for undo. Note: This is work in progress and may not work as expected in all cases.
Unimplemented Features
- Same as version 0.2.0.
Known Issues
- Same as version 0.2.2, except where noted.
- Undo support is not fully implemented.
- Requires OS X 10.4. Use on OS X 10.3 is not supported. For OS X 10.3, use version 0.2.2.

Normalize Group E is primarily a "fixer" script for Category Group E and Sort by Field E scripts, which manage to create group members without email addresses. It can put groups back to email contacts only, or make a parallel group with email contacts only so you have both versions simultaneously, and it can also remove duplicate contacts.

Some sorts of Sort by Field E 2.0 intentionally create duplicates. Since it would be useful for removing duplicates from groups in other circumstances, where you have added them unintentionally, Im releasing it separately here as well.