Free format menu software for mac

dotMac Menu 2.7.1 offers a concise, amazing, easy-to-use network and communication program. Tired of loading page after page to navigate through various sections? Don't want extra applications taking up precious Dock space? Want to know how your .Mac account and iDisk are doing without opening System Preferences and waiting time after time for it to load?

Add dotMac Menu and consolidate all this into a single gorgeous menu waiting patiently in your menubar to keep you in sync with all the facets of your .Mac usage. Don't want to .Mac Welcome at the top of your menu? - use dotMac Menu's customizability available from the Show menu to choose what your menu's made of!

dotMac Menu consolidates the various aspects of the .Mac experience into four simple categories:

• .Mac Sections - the various pages and sections of mac.com
• .Mac Syncing - applications from Apple that sync with .Mac/iDisk
• iDisk Status - quickly view your iDisk usage (as MB or %)
• .Mac Expiration - know how many days until renewal at a glance

When clicked these items will open a .Mac login page where you will need to log in and once that's done you're there, no searching around required. The pages load in your default browser, such as Safari, and you can have Auto-Fill enabled to remove repetitive typing when you're working on your HomePage or sending cards to friends and family.

dotMac Menu is also network savvy and will work to make sure it adapts to changes in network settings or connection so you aren't distracted by popups, warnings, or issues with how it works.

Existing Users: Please be sure to remove any prior versions of dotMac Menu from your menubar and computer before using the new installer to add the new dotMac Menu 2.6 to avoid any conflicts or confusion.

OSA Menu 1.2.2 is designed to be a useful and robust iconic system menu which appears on the right side of the menu bar. Its menu items are scripts: choose an item from the menu and the script will run. Some commands are always available, and some are only available within particular applications. Generally the target of the script is the active application, and scripts that operate on the user selection are particularly useful. Scripts in the OSA Menu act like extensions to the command set of the application.

Requirements:

• MacOS 7.0 or later as it requires AppleScript or another OSA language.

MC Font Menu 1.3.1 is described as an unique and handy tool that can enable you to display multiple column font menus. Options include WYSIWYG font menus and an in-menu sample.

Requirements: Mac OS 8.6 - 9.x

Frontier menu 2.1.5 is described as a unique and handy tool that can integrate Alpha and Frontier so that you can easily open Frontier's text windows in Alpha. Whenever you save the window in Alpha the Frontier database is automatically updated.

Frontier windows can either be opened using 'Edit with App' in Frontier's Main menu, or by using the Frontier database browser you can open them without leaving Alpha!

Requirements:

• Mac OS X

Ghost Menu 1.1.0 is a beneficial and easy-to-use control panels which offers the invisibility of the menu bar and the control strip, indicated for your work in full screen mode.

RDC Menu adds an icon to your menubar, allowing you easy access to launch the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client.
Besides being an easy way to launch the client, it will also keep launching as many instances of the application as you need. Now you will be able to connect to as many Windows servers as you want to concurrently.
Enhancements:
- Mac OS X Universal Binary.
- Changed RDC launch to improve reliability.
- Automatically detects install location of Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection application.

Do you search the iTunes Music Store (iTMS) and finally track down the music you want only to find it is a partial album (i.e. missing some tracks)? Have you found the music you want on one regional iTMS only to find it is not available in your local iTMS? Does your country not have purchasing access to iTMS but you like to browse and compile wish lists which you then buy locally online? Do you just want to own the CD of some music you have found on iTMS and want to purchase it online? If you answer yes to any of the above (or have your own similar questions) then Tunes Menu may be the program for you!
What is Tunes Menu?
Tunes Menu is a simple and easy to use program that puts a small musical note icon on your toolbar. When you are in iTunes (either the music store, or one of your own playlists) you can select a song, go to the Tunes Menu and click Copy and Find. Tunes Menu will then go out on the net (assuming you are connected) and find selected local online stores and report back (in the menu) if the store has the CD and the cost. You can then simply click on the store name in the menu and this will open your default browser and take you to the store. Alternatively you can enter the details of the CD you wish to find, that is artist and CD name, in to the manual search facility and run your search that way!
Enhancements:
- Recompiled and tested for Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger).