Free how to unzip files software for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

ShowHide Files is an application I made to cause Finder to show Unix files and other hidden files. For those who know what to touch and not to in these files this app will help when you need to get to hidden files without going through Terminal.

ShowHide Files changes some of Finders hidden preferences and restarts Finder if you want it to. This causes finder to show the files that have been hidden.

If you touch some of the files that are revealed with this application you may render your computer inoperable so be careful. I am not responsible for any of the results from this product.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Panther Unzip is a little utility I wrote to decompress Panther style zip archives under other versions of Mac OS X and keep the resource forks and creator/type codes in tact.

Just drag a Panther created zip file into the application. It does the rest. Youll find the decompressed folder in the same location as the archive.

iRemove .DS_Store files 1.3 offers you an ability to delete the invisible .DS_Store files on all mounted Disks from all folders and application packages.

For those of you who want to delete the .DS_Store files quickly without resorting to the Terminal, this AppleScript does the trick. There are .DS_Store files in your (third-party) application packages. They are left there by the programmers and are totally useless. It also cleans any folders that you have made invisible to hide your personal files. TechTool Pro users can choose to Run this utility from their eDrive.

PowerTicker source files 0114 is such an essential program which provides information gathered from a large number of online financial sites around the world. This collection of source files allows you to quickly add new sources and keep your copy of PowerTicker up to date without the need to upgrade the entire application.

Requirements: PowerTicker 2.0 or higher

Change File Types is a simple AppleScript that allows you to change a files creator and type information.

Completly Freeware.

Decompile AppleScripts to Text Files can be used as a droplet. Save it as an application with your script editor, and drag applescript applications or compiled scripts, or folders of applescript applications or compiled scripts onto its icon to create a hierarchical backup of them saved in text format with the name extension "applescript" in a folder called "Script_backups" in the same folder as the items you drag.

Decompile AppleScripts to Text Files does exactly what its name says.

The scripts to be backed up must be named with either the "scpt" or "app" name extensions. If any of the items you drag contain applications other than Applescript applications, they will be ignored.

If a dropped Applescript application is in bundle (package) format, the entire hierarchy of the application will be created from the package folder down to its applescript file in the Scripts folder of the package which will be saved in text format with the name extension "applescript". The backed up version will still appear as an application in the Finder, but will not work, and youll have to use the "Show Package Contents" command to get to the text version of the script in the Finder.

If two scripts having the same name, one ending with the "scpt" name extension, and the other ending with the "app" name extension, they will both be saved, the latter of the two retaining the original name extension and the "applescript" name extension.