Free file 1.0 software for mac

Say File is a small AppleScript, written by Joe Erickson, that will take any text file and say it. You can also put special meta tags, like, in the document to have the text said in different voices (e.g. Albert says this. Fred says this).

Completly freeware.

FreeSpace File saves a text file whose name tells you how much free space is available on the volume. This is useful if you are accessing files on a server where you cannot perform a get info like with FTP or Hotline servers.

Show Disk Image File can reveal the disk image file belonging to a disk image volume mounted on the desktop.

Have you ever:
- opened several disk images while working then forgotten which mounted volume belongs to which disk image file?

- discovered an unfamiliar disk image volume mounted on your desktop and wanted to know where it came from?

- created an alias to an application file stored on a disk image volume so that when you open the alias the volume mounts and the the application launches, but now youve forgotten where you put the disk image file (maybe you didnt know you could do that)?

If the answer to any of those questions is yes, then Show Disk Image File of Selected Volume was made for you.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later, Apple Safari.

iTunes playlist to text file is a simple AppleScript which makes a text file of the track names of an iTunes playlist.
Handy if youre making a CD cover for a playlist you burn to CD from iTunes.

Completly freeware.

Set Clipboard To Path Of File sets the clipboard to the path of a given file or folder as a text string. Now you can paste that string into any document or mail message to tell co-workers where to find a certain file on the intranet.

In case the item is located on a (inside the script configurable) server, the path is being modified to be pasteable into the Go To... menu item of the finder.

File.lib is a library that handles most common file-related routines in a fast efficent way.
Supports trasparently GZIP compressed files.

Using built-in Automator steps, this action takes a selected file(s) or folder(s) and shuttles it off to your "Documents" folder, automatically replacing existing files.

Open it up in Automator to tweak the location and overwrite options.

Use in "Finder Plugin" mode – install by double-clicking the included applescript.