Free impress software for mac

iDrives is an iconset for Mac, Windows and Linux including 20 hard disk icons inspired by the iMac G5.

When I first saw the new iMac back in September I was really impressed by its elegant and clean appearance. I am not sure whether you know, but its glossy look is caused by a thin transparent layer made of plastic. Great. Anyway, it inspired me to create this new collection of hard disk that fit the look of the new iMac.

Some basic icons such as an internal, a generic external as well as a removeable drive are included.
Additionally you will find icons for external firewire and USB hard disks as well as an icon for your iDisk, network drives and your iPod.

macteens Chat 1.0 is considered as an innovative and simple chat application that is based on OpenMac, a popular open source application. This latest creation will allow you to easily connect to the vast number of mac teens chatting at any one time, by clicking just one button.

The current IRC users won't be left in the dust either. At its heart, mt Chat is an IRC app that connects to the incredible GameSurge IRC Network; meaning there's already real people in the chat.
Power users will be impressed with the advanced preferences and CTCP (user information) functions available.

You can check anything from one's Mac to the music that they are listening in iTunes. You can customize just about every aspect: "Your Chat!" mt Chat also has an auto update feature: so you're never left in the dust when there's a new version of mt Chat!

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3 or later recommended
• Limited support for Mac OS X 10.2.

Airport Text is title plug-in for iMovie done the way thy should have been. On the surface, it re-creates the old text panels in airports and train stations that have arrays of flip-over letters (like the old alarm clocks).

However, Airport Text plug-in is also a show-case to show off our plug-in expertise.

Note: we are not very impressed with the way Apple has implemented the user interface for titles. It’s very buggy, and we may opt to remove or change some or all of above features.

The biggest problem we (still) have with this plug-in is that it shows iMovies shortcomings rather prominently (which is a shame, really, since iMovie is an incredibly cool program).

iMovies user interface for titles is not well thought-out, and haphazardly programmed. We feel lucky that it works at all, and many inconsistencies (e.g. you must click on a control after changing the text, or the plug-in wont be passed the new text) are definitely something we cant control.

Airport Text plug-in is a proof-of-concept. It proves that we can create working title plug-ins and that our core code base for this effect type works. However, we are not sure that we like the user interface Apple has forced upon title plug-ins.

We take exception especially to the highly un-intuitive way titles are applied to a clip, and the way text is passed to a plug-in. furthermore, there are features that we yet don’t understand, and that clearly should work differently if it was implemented as documented in the API documentation (e.g. size slider, speed slider).

And we really don’t like the way the user is forced to allot time for a title. we prefer the way effects work: apply the effect to a clip, and let the plug-in calculate everything, including duration.

Therefore, we might opt to convert the title plug-ins back to normal effect plug-ins in the future.

First things first. You like my program? Good. It likes you too. Thatll be $5, please. Cmon, its a fun little program and it is only five dollars(!). Help an independent OS X developer out.

Okay, Sherman, set the way back machine for 1995. Im in college, and dating my future wife, Koka. We play various dice games a lot, one of which was the very nice UltraDice. But, Koka wasnt too impressed with it, and requested lots of changes. So I, eager to show off my programming chops, hacked it around (gota love ResEdit!) and turned it into KokaDice. Same game, my graphics and sound.

Fastforward a few years. UltraDice (and playing in college) are distant memories. Were now running OS X, and it seems silly to start up classic just to play an old dice game. Fortunately, by this point, Id learned Objective-C, so I could do something about it.

So KokaDice was re-born in all of its native cocoa goodness. Brand spanking new everything in it, 100% by me (no hacking other peoples code this time!). Fun, enjoyable, you name it. If you like dice games, this is the one to beat.

And what do you owe me for such a fun little program? Why just the low low price of $5. Surely you can cough up just $5 for the hours upon hours of fun that this game will provide, cant you? Good, I knew you could! Problems? Comments? Questions? Suggestions? (email me), let me know what you think.

Studying for a standardized test? Cramming for an important exam? Feel like impressing your friends, family, and complete strangers with your complete mastery of the English language? You need VocabBuilder. Theres hardly an easier way to learn new words. Its also completely free!

Making use of Tigers integrated dictionary
VocabBuilder is Tiger-only, but it makes good use of Tigers built-in dictionary. VocabBuilder keeps a list of words that it displays under the Desktop on the left side of the screen. At any time, you can use Expose to show the underlying window and use command-control-D to display a definition. Couldnt be handier.

As a Treo user youre sure to be impressed by the degree of integration between the Treos "cell phone" and "PDA" functions.
You probably already know that a record of each call you make and receive is added to a log file which you can view from within the PhoneBook+ application on your Treo.
Treo Call Log is designed to automatically locate and display the call log that is stored on your Mac every time you HotSync your Treo.
Now you have full access to this call log from you Mac as well, with the addition of tracking all your minutes for the current or past bills. Works with all Treo and Visorphone models.
Enhancements:
- Now archives the database for a user-specified interval so you can delete old records from your Treo and still view them later using TreoCallLog
- Corrected some date and time anomalies with Panther, 24 hour clock correctly follows system preferences