Free examples batch file command list software for mac

Missile Command is a great dashboard widget that allows you to play a classic arcade game. The goal of the game is to defend cities against missiles.

Enhancements
- Leopard compatible.

The command line only version of Romulan Hunt. Playable in Terminal (or X11). An example of a Foundation Tool in Xcode.
The package contains the executable (PPC only), source code, and man page.
System requirements:
- Terminal or X11.

Enhancements
- Added -v flag. Romhunt now reports version information if you use this flag.
- Re-compiled as Universal binary. Should run on Intel Macs.
- Revised unix man page for -v flag.

Batch Change Info is an iTunes Applescript that batch changes blank or incorrect info fields in iTunes.

Select songs in a playlist and run the script. Choose a category to rename (album, artist, genre). New genre is chosen from a list (editable in the script). Album and Artist are entered from dialog.

LaunchBar to Terminal Command is a very basic script which allows you to send text from LaunchBar to the Terminal as a command. Just select this script in LaunchBar, hit the space bar, and type your terminal command.

The command will execute in the first available session, or open a new session if all current sessions are busy.

blast is a command to send a mass plain-text e-mail to all the addresses in standard input. It can also send attachments. Sendmail must already be configured on the computer for blast to work. A HTML version is being developed.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Switch audio file conversion software is a sound file format converter for Windows or Mac. It is able to convert and encode audio files from many different file formats into mp3, wav or wma files including wav to mp3, mp3 to wav, wma to mp3 and much more (see the supported formats list below).
Switch audio file converter is very easy to use. Just add the files you want to convert to the list, select the format you want to use, and then click the convert button.
Converts a variety of audio file formats to mp3 or wav such as:
- wav, mp3, au
- aif/aiff, gsm, vox
- raw, ogg, flac
- aac, mp2, m4a,
- .mov, .amr and many more formats.
Main features:
- MP3 encoder supports constant or variable bit rates from 8 to 320kbps with optional error correction and stereo modes.
- WAV encoder supports sample rates between 6000 and 196000Hz in PCM as well as a number of other audio codecs.
- Allows up to 32000 files to be converted in one batch.
- Can be run from the command line for automation with other applications.
- Optimized CPU usage and efficient code allows for fastest conversion times.
- Switch Sound File Converter integrates directly with other sound software programs including:
- Express Burn for CD Recording,
- Express Rip for Direct CD Ripping,
- WavePad for Sound File Editing,
- RecordPad for Professional Sound Recording and
- Express Scribe for Typing Voice Recordings.
- Switch audio file converter has an intuitive and easy to use interface.
- Compress wav to mp3 files to save hard drive space.
- To open or convert strange or audio file formats not supported by other audio software you use.
- Convert multiple format audio files to mp3 for your iPod, PSP or phone.
- In professional audio studios to open formats not supported by your sound editor.
- As a command line plugin for other software to convert or compress audio files.

fscript Command-line Tool has a command-line interface to the F-Script interpreter, including useful enhancements for Perl/Python - like processing of strings and files.

fscript is a program that allows F-Script scripts to be run from the command line. It also provides some useful classes and methods that make the language more appropriate for general scripting tasks, such as line-oriented input/output, regular expressions, and a library importing system.

In this documentation, fscript is used to refer exclusively to the command-line program, while "F-Script Interpreter" refers to the internal FSInterpreter object that actually does the real work of running the script.