Free how to clean up file path references software for mac

This utility can help if your Finder is behaving strangely.
Also, it can help if your Desktop files lose their placement after a restart or icons appear generic.
After running "Clean the Finder Preferences" it is recommended that you Restart your Mac.

This application deletes the following files:

- the "com.apple.finder.plist" file
- its optional if you want to delete the "com.apple.sidebarlists.plist" file (folder Sidebar)
- the Desktop ".DS_Store" and your Home folder ".DS_Store" invisible files
The following preferences should be reset:
- from the View menu select "Show View Options" (Command J) to reset your folder views
- from the Finder menu select "Preferences" (Command ,)

Show Path Codes is a script for scripters. Using a "choose from list" dialog, the script will present 83 4-character codes which can be used with the Standard Additions "path to" command.

The codes include many common Mac OS folders which are of interest to scripters. If desired, the script will generate "path to" code and place it on the clipboard, but it can be easily modified to insert the code directly into a scriptable script editor. For maximum benefit, run the script from your favorite script menu or keyboard command.

Path to the Linked File is an AppleScript that will prompt you to indicate the folder containing (or that will contain) the HTML page youre linking from. It will then prompt you for the file to link to. Both must be on the same drive.

The script will then extract and convert the file path youve indicated, to the slash format used in HTML coding, and place the results on the clipboard.
The file path is shortened to show the heirarchal relationship between the folder containing the current HTML and the file to link.

"Clean Subject" cleans the subject from multiple occurrences of subject prefixes such as ("Re: Re-2: Re: Re-4:") and postfixes, that are inserted by different clients. Its also possible to clean the subject from notifications like "[SPAM]". These prefixes can be defined in the preferences.
The Clean Subject extension allows you to define the standard pre- and postfix that Thunderbird should insert when replying or forwarding an email.

Note: The Clean Subject add-on is cross-platform and it works on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Updated default regular expressions to catch much more subject lines (can be activated by reverting to the defaults in the preferences of the add-on)
- Fixed a minor bug that leads to test subject getting saved as preferences.

This droplet will very quickly clean up Windows shares mounted through the Mac OS X samba client, by removing all "._*" files, .DS_Store files and .Trashes folders on all the volumes and folders dragged on it.

Email Page Source is a free and easy to use script that will obtain the source code of the page displayed in Caminos current tab and put it in the body of a new Apple Mail email message, which will also include references to the web pages title and URL.
INSTALLATION: Unzip and copy the script to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/, where the tilde (~) represents your home folder, creating any subfolders that dont already exist. The script will appear under a "Camino Scripts" heading in your system-wide Script menu when Camino is the frontmost application. In Camino 1.6 or later, the script can be placed on the Camino toolbar by draggig it from the "Customize Toolbar" drop-down sheet.

System requirements:
- Apple Mail
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Enhancements
- If there is text selected on the page, the script will provide source code for just the selection.

Clean Java Classes removes Java class files *.class generated by a Java compiler. Select file(s) or folder(s) and drop them on the droplet icon. Then all the class files in the folders and all subfolders will be deleted.
The folders search is done recursively.

If some folder becomes empty with no items in it, then it is also removed. On searching folders, the script also changes the viewby method of each folder to "View by Name".

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.