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MenuBall is an absolutely useless control panel that puts a bouncing ball in your menu bar. It wont slow down your Mac and it shouldnt crash (but use it at your own risk). Should the ball ever leave a mark in your menu bar, don’t panic: it is harmless, just switch to another application to have the menu bar redrawn properly.

Theres only one smart use for MenuBall: since the ball moves one step at each WaitNextEvent call, you can use it to monitor the system activity. If the ball stops, the Mac probably wont respond to user actions and may even be hung; if it moves slowly, the front application is being friendly to other processes and giving up a lot of processor time; if it moves fast, then the front application is eating most of the CPU time (and possibly wasting it).

If you can stand MenuBall for more than half an hour, youve earned it.

Bean 2.3.1 is designed as a small and easy-to-use word processor (or more precisely, a rich text editor) which helps you write conveniently, efficiently and comfortably.

Bean is Open Source, fully Cocoa, and is available free of charge! MS Word, OpenOffice, etc. try to be all things to all people. But sometimes you just want the right tool for the job. That is Bean's niche. If you use TextEdit but have to jump through hoops just to get a word count or change the margins, try Bean. If you desire a simple, beautiful writing environment, try Bean.

Major Features:

1. A live word count;
2. A Get Info panel for in-depth statistics;
3. A zoom-slider to easily change the view scale;
4. An Inspector panel with lots of sliders;
5. Date-stamped backups;
6. Autosaving;
7. A page layout mode;
8. An alternate colors option (e.g., white text on blue);
9. An option to show invisible characters (tabs, returns, spaces);
10. Selection of text by text style, paragraph style, color, etc.
11. A floating windows option (like Stickies has);
12. Easy to use menus;
13. Remembers cursor postion (excluding .txt, .html, .webarchive formats);
14. All of Cocoa's good stuff (dictionary, word completion, etc.).

Enhancements:

• Fixed UI glitch: Bean Preferences > Style > Line Spacing now assigns line spacing correctly (user reported).

Requirements:

• A Mac with a PPC or Intel processor running OS X 10.4+ Tiger or OS X 10.5+ Leopard.
  

ButtonMaker 2.3.1 is an advanced program which is useful for people without access to commercial image design applications. ButtonMaker should offer the functionality anyone is looking for in a basic (an open source) program such as itself.

Featuring over 20 button designs and support for plug-ins, you can easily create the button effects you wish to include on your website. There is a Carbon version available at the Micahsoft website. It currently works in the OSX Public Beta, but compatibility with MacOS X 1.0 is unknown.

The source code for ButtonMaker 2.4 in its current stage is available from here. The code is in a rather messy state (as described in the docs), so don't say you've not been warned.

BirthdayScanner X 2.3.1 is designed to help you address Book-to-iCal-Importer. Birthday Scanner X is a freeware tool which synchronizes birthdays, anniversaries and other dates between Address Book and iCal. You can predefine multiple alerts, and get alerted by mail or by message.

BirthdayScanner X helps you putting in all those Birthdays into Address Book. It then imports those Dates to iCal or other calendar applications.
Major Features:

1. Each birthday gets up to three customizable alarms.
2. The event text is fully customizable
3. BirthdayScanner X aids you in putting all those birthdays into Address Book with an intuitive user interface
4. Event representation can now be optimized for the iPhone
5. import not only birthdays, but also any other anniversaries
6. export birthdays as ICS file to import them into other calendar applications - MS Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, Google Calendar...
7. English, German

Enhancements:

• New Features:
• • New UI to aid you in putting birthdays into Address Book: the contact table to leaf through birthdays was rewritten and is now far more feature-rich. One can sort, filter for relatives, mark any number of events with one click etc
  • Now the event texts are completely customizable via templates. The user has complete control about how the event texts look like
  • The event texts can be optimized for the iPhone
  • Program has now online help
  • When running in non-english languages, terms like "birthday" and "anniversary" are now localized (even if the whole program is not localized yet)
• Fixes:
• • Closing the main window would leave the application orphaned. Now, closing the main window closes the application
  • The toolbar preferences are now preserved in the user settings
  • Localization issues (German): make things "Anniversary" show up correctly as "Jahrestag"
  • Many more small fixes

Requirements: Mac Os X 10.4

AppleTV 2.3.1 is a useful system application which brings you something good on TV. With Apple TV, you can enjoy movies, TV shows, music, and podcasts in your iTunes library, plus photos and movie trailers, on your widescreen TV - wirelessly, from your Mac or PC. Apple TV is now available with either a 40GB or 160GB hard drive.

Use yEd to quickly create flow charts, UML diagrams, mind maps, and many other kinds of diagrams, graphs and networks.

Choose from a widerange of highly sophisticated layout algorithms to automatically arrange your diagrams in no time.
A intuitive and visually appealing user interface makes creating diagrams fun.
Once you are done with creating a diagram you can save, print or export it to popular formats like WMF, JPEG, GIF, XML, PNG or SVG.

PHP iCalendar 2.3.1 is created as a free PHP-based iCal file parser which helps you display iCals in a Web browser. It's based on v2.0 of the IETF spec. It displays iCal files in a nice logical, clean manner with day, week, month, and year navigation.

License Database 1.0 is an innovative and versatile utility which stores software license information like serial numbers.

You all have lots of serial numbers lying around, and when ever the software needs to be reinstalled the job of finding the email with the serial number in it comes along. License Database hopes to solve this problem by providing a central storage area for all your serial numbers. Unlike other serial databases available License Database has kept things simple. The interface is clean and tidy and best of all License Database is free.