Free fin software for mac

MacAdministrator AutoMount 1.7.3 comes as a comprehensible Hi Resolution's network management and control solution that makes it easy to undertake administrative tasks from a single Mac OS computer. Users are presented with their 'own' computer whichever machine they choose to use.

By requiring users to log on to machines before they can be used, MacAdministrator is able to provide a fine degree of control, monitoring, audit information and services, based, where appropriate, on the actual user of the machine.

Requirements:

• MacAdmin Server, System 7.5.0 or better (7.6.1 or better recommended) 68020 processor or better with a minimum of 8mb RAM
• Power Macintosh with minimum of 8mb RAM.
• FileMaker Pro 2.1 or later for viewing reports.
• MacAdmin Client, System 7.0 or better (7.1 or better recommended)
• 68000 processor or better with a minimum of 4mb RAM
• Power Macintosh with a minimum of 8mb of RAM.
  

Displays the NASCAR schedule, standings, or race results (for a specific race). The widget can toggle between the Sprint Cup, Nationwide, or Craftsman Trucks series. The series is chosen from the Preferences menu or the context menu.
The default view is the Schedule for Sprint. Right-clicking (or CTRL-click on a Mac) will bring up the context menu, which will allow you to switch to Nationwide and Craftsman (and back to Sprint). From the context menu, you can also switch to Standings view (and back to Schedule). If a race is completed and has race resuts -- I pull results from NASCAR and NASCAR doesnt post results for unofficial races -- then clicking on the race title will switch to Race Results view for that race. When in Race Results view, you can return to Schedule view via the context menu or the "Go to Schedule" button. When viewing the schedule, the "Go to Standings" button will also switch the widget to Standings view.
From the Preferences window, you may choose how many races to display at a time (for Schedule view) or how many drivers to display at a time (for Standings or Race Results view). The next and previous buttons will cycle you through the races (Schedule) or drivers (Standings or Race Results).
Information will update as data becomes available. By default, data is refreshed when the widget is loaded, when you select "Refresh" from the context menu, and when you save your Preferences. You may also, via the Preferences, set the data to refresh when the widget is maximized.
Data is scraped from NASCAR.com.
Columns displayed and background opacity are configurable.
Logo position and size (starting with version 1.6.4) are configurable. The logo can be placed at any of the corners, allowing you to align the widget against any edge of the screen.
Double-click the logo to minimize or expand the standings list. You may also click on the minus and plus images to minimize or expand the standings list.
If you would like to see the "Last Updated" time just hoover the cursor over the logo.
From the Preferences window, you can tell the widget to check for a newer version on startup. You can also check for updates by selecting "Check for newer version" from the context menu.

Main features:
- schedule view: day, date, race, venue, tv, start, radio, Sirius
- standings view: rank, +/-, driver, points, behind, starts, poles, wins, top 5, top 10, winnings
- race view: day, date, race, venue, winner, pole
- race results view: fin, st, car, driver, make, sponsor, pts/bonus, laps, status, winnings (only for official results)
- qualifying order view: order, car, driver, make, sponsor

System requirements:
- Yahoo! Widget Engine

JAW SetKbd 1.1 offers you a professional and highly-efficient system utility which helps you slove your prolems as your Mac arbitrarily change at startup the keyboard layout from the one you set in preferences. This is a still unresolved problem of OS X (since 10.0); it generally happens when one of your "Startup Items" does not support your language and so it forces the system to set the keyboard layout it prefers (but we do not).

Sometimes you can solve the problem changing the launch order of your startup items, sometimes changing some of the application parameters (digging in the app package), sometimes you cannot solve it at all. Moreover this problem often does not happen on every startup, but randomly.

SetKbd is the solution. Add it as the last item of the Startup Items list, set its preferences and you're done: no more troubleshooting, digging and reordering. The keyboard layout will be the one YOU set.
All'avvio il tuo Mac cambia arbitrariamente il layout di tastiera con uno diverso da quello da te impostato nelle preferenze? Questo e' un problema tuttora non risolto di OS X (fin dalla versione 10.0); in genere avviene quando uno degli "Startup Items" (="Avvia Con", le applicazioni che vengono eseguite automaticamente all'avvio; includono software di supporto a scanner, stampanti multifunzione, tavolette grafiche, fax, antivirus, ecc) non supporta la nostra lingua e costringe percio' il sistema ad attivare il layout di tastiera gradito a quell'applicazione (ma non a noi).

A volte si risolve modificando l'ordine con cui le applicazioni di avvio vengono lanciate, a volte modificando alcuni parametri dell'applicazione incriminata (rovistando nel suo pacchetto), a volte non si risolvono e basta. Tra l'altro spesso l'inconveniente non si ripete neanche ad ogni avvio, ma di tanto in tanto.

SetKbd e' la soluzione. Aggiungilo come ultimo elemento nell'elenco "Avvia Con" delle preferenze, imposta le sue preferenze e i problemi sono finiti: non devi piu' rovistare, riordinare, rintracciare il colpevole. Il layout di tastiera sara' sempre quello da TE stabilito.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2.x or later