Free in less time software for mac

• Mac OS X 10.0 or later.

Ring On Time is an application that will play music or sound files of your selection on the time you have set. You can set up to four alarms, and you can also set it to play files on each quarter of every hour. You can set different volume levels for each sound. You can also have Ring On Time choose a file to play from a folder.
Enhancements:
- Now works with Mac OS X.
- Made two separate buttons for selecting just one song and selecting a folder.

There already is a time widget with or without dates in Apple Dashboard, but there is none with the stardate of Star Trek in The Next Generation look.
In order to evoke even more of a "Trekkie-Feeling" within the Dashboard I tried to adapt the design to the TNG computer panels (LCARS).
So watch out, its time for stardate!
The stardate in my TNG Time widget is based on a common used formula. Until the year 2323 the stardate is negative, because it starts (officially) only on January, 1st in 2323. Till then ... "Live long and prosper".
Main features:
- Current date displayed in locale string
- Current time
- Current Star Trek stardate

Insert Date/Time 1.3.2 is an effective program that makes it quick and easy to include the abbreviated, short, long or ISO versions of the current date (or time) into a BBEdit document.

Requirements: BBEdit (including Lite) 2.5 or higher, through 8.x

Epoch Time simply shows how many seconds have passed since Epoch and how many seconds there are until second 1,000,000,000 (1 billion).

When it reaches the appointed time, its time to par-tay!

So when I first imported all my CDs into iTunes, some of the tracks couldnt be ripped, and I meant to come back to them. Four years on, not only have I never bothered, but more tracks have been lost through one mishap or another. Alas iTunes doesnt provide any way to locate missing songs, and Google and Versiontracker didnt offer any help.
Incomplete, as well as being perhaps the first Mac utility named after a Backstreet Boys song, can scan your iTunes library for incomplete albums. In doing so it also picks up on other anomalies, which you may or may not agree are important, but you can easily ignore. Its free and you can download it here.
(I knocked it up yesterday afternoon in less time than it took me to get nowhere with an Applescript, via the magic of Cocoa Bindings).
Enhancements:
- Initial release.

Download Time 1.0.1 gives you a beneficial app that calculates the amount of time that it will take to download a file of any size (KB - TB), at any given download speed (KB/Sec - GB/Sec).

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.1 or higher