Free image report software for mac

ARD Report is a Java terminal application that allows you to determine application concurrency using Apple Remote Desktop.

Supposedly ARD 3.1 had this feature built in, but at best it was merely a mass of data which had little meaning behind it.

What this program does: When given an exported copy of an application usage report generated by ARD 3.1 in a tab delimited format, ARD Report creates an output file containing a list of all the applications ran during the period of the report, the largest number of concurrent users during the period, and the time and date that this occurred.

This report can be generated as either a comma or tab delimited report to allow for easy importing into a database or Excel worksheet, or as a human readable document.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

To use the SpamCop Report script you must sign up with www.spamcop.net to get a free email address for reporting your spam. Please read the instructions on the web site carefully about selecting messages to report as spam.

When you sign up, you will be sent an email message containing two email addresses, one for quick reporting and one for full reporting. You can use either one with this script.

Disk Image Droplet is a droplet that makes compressed disk images of files/folders dropped on it.
Main features:
- Created disk images will be located in the same folder as the file(s), folder(s) dropped.
- If more than one file or folder is dropped, a disk image will be created for each dropped item.
- It should work for Mac system versions 10.2 and later.
- No indication of progress is displayed. I usually keep it in the Dock so that I can drag items to it there and note when it has quit by the appearance of the Dock icon (the droplet quits when finished).
- Created disk images will be in compressed read-only format.

Due to a bug, QuarkXPress lets users import images whose file path is too long (more than 255 characters); after the file is imported on the document, the application seems to be unstable; this XTension (developed by our XTension Developer Luca Severini) fixes this bug.
Enhancements:
- First public release.

Select your desired surf location from the back side of the widget.

The report is displayed in a sleek scrollable interface. Clicking on a report’s header opens the respective page at surfline.com in your default web browser.

Surf reports are continually updated. Surf’s up dude!

image file info is a small AppleScript that gets some info for an image file without having to open it in Photoshop or whatever you use. It tells you the images pixel height and width, dpi, and actual (print) size.

It will work on a selected image file in the Finder, or if there is no selection, will prompt you to choose an image file. You can also choose to have the resulting info put on the clipboard.

If you dont want to loose whats already on your clipboard, then choose Dont copy info in the first dialog.