Free from paper software for mac

Paper is a free Yahoo! widget that acts like a minimalist note pad, without a huge titlebar, scrollbar, or margin, and the tiniest resize bezel. Paper remembers your notes between sessions, can read them aloud (command-space), or execute them in the Terminal (Command-enter).
Pure white, with no lumbering images, Paper takes up 12k, and you decide how much screen space. A bit better than physical paper, if you ask me!

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Second release. Likely the last, but then thats what I said the first time!

OmniPage Pro 8.01 is a desktop utility which can convert paper documents into editable, electronic text. OmniPage Pro 8.01, which is due for release in February, includes support for the recently released Mac OS 9.

The updated version also provides support for the latest scanners, including UMAX Technologies Astra, Microtek Scanmaker, Agfa Snapscan, and Epson Perfection models. Registered customers of OmniPage Pro 8.0 for Macintosh can download the update free of charge

PagePacker is a small utility that helps you make pocket-sized books.
Chad Adams figured out a brilliant technique of cutting and folding pieces of paper into little books and called it PocketMod. The technique was brilliant, but the software was a little awkward. So I, knowing a little about Cocoa, hacked together PagePacker.
Enhancements:
- Support for A4 paper (see the Preferences panel)
- AppleScriptability (with a lot of help from Matt Neuburg)
- You can now move, copy, and clear pages after you drop them
- The catalog appears larger
- You can use the up/down arrows to move through the catalog

A simple, one-window, one-file Rock Paper Scissors freeware game. Play against the computer, first one to ten wins the match.

The rules of Rock Paper Scissors are simple: Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, Paper beats Rock.

Features include clean graphics, original, semi-random computer taunts, and keyboard shortcuts (oooh! keyboard shortcuts! Youre such a tease!).

CryptoGrammer is a little toy that helps make solving those "CryptoGram" letter-substitution puzzles that you find in newspapers and magazines easier.

Type in your puzzle, or load one of our pre-built puzzles. Then click on letters to type a substitution and watch all of those letters automatically change.

Papers plugin Software Development Kit is an opensource software package that helps you to get started with programming your own Papers plugins. Finally, you can add the functionality to Papers that you have been waiting for so long.

Generate plugins that are automatically downloaded from the internet and dynamically loaded, without restarting Papers. We invite everyone to download the SDK and contribute in improving Papers. Currently you can create your own importers and exporters. Soon we hope to add custom search engines. Make Papers even better!

Papers Plugin SDK contains all the files to develop Papers plugins in no-time, from simple importers to fancy internet-based interfaces to websites like Connotea and CiteUlike.

The Papers plugin SDK has been developed together with John Timmer from the Sloan-Kettering Institute, New York USA. Both the framework and sample plugins are released under the Creative Commons Non-commercial Attribution license.

Use for the creation of plugins for both free public distribution and private use is highly encouraged. If you need any assistance while coding your own master piece, dont hesitate to contact us!