Free how to resize window software for mac

Snapping Window is a free project that shows how to create proper snap-to-edge windows or palettes, which snap during the drag (as they should).

System requirements:
- Xcode

Clone Window 1.3.1 comes as a helpful tool for the toolbar that helps to duplicate the frontmost Finder window with one click by displaying the same folder and using the same view settings as the first window.

This is useful when you want to keep your current window as it is, but you want a second window as a base for further navigation from the same folder as the current window.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X v. 10.4 Tiger or later
  

Porportional Resize is an AppleScript that takes a new width and resizes the selected element to that width, proportionally setting the height or takes a new height and resizes the selected element to that height, proportionally setting the width.

Completly freeware.

iTunes Window Styler is an AppleScript that automate the formatting of iTunes columns--Song Name, Artist Name, Album Title and Genre.

Just store it as script in the Scripts Folder of iTunes so that the script is only a mouse click away when you are running iTunes and youre on your way.

Completly freeware.

Full Zoom Window is an AppleScript which enables you to zoom the frontmost documents window to full screen.

NOTE: This script uses the scriptable Finder that comes with System 7.5 or higher. Make sure that the Finder Scripting Extension is activated!!!

Completly Freeware.

Update Finder Front Window 1.0 comes as a little AppleScript program which can tell the Finder to update its front-most window. It is very useful when you work with image files and programs that add custom icons to files.

For instance, if you use GraphicConverter to rotate your pictures, their icons will be rotated as well, but the Finder is not going to see the change until you restart it. That's what Update Finder Front Window is for: it tells the finder to update its icons in the frontmost window.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.1 or higher

Funnel Window has basicly no purpose but proving Mac OS Xs graphic engines abilities. After starting it, the slow minimizing effect will be ceased during its progress (double-click a window title to initiate).

While the window(s) moves down slowly, this action will stop. The earlier you interrupt this progress, the more interesting it looks in my point of view: the windows can be used, and all objects can be touched.

A text window may, however, when stopped on its way to being closed, be used as well. Anyway, I will not take any responsibility for anything that may result in this pograms usage. ;-)