Free internet config 2.0.2 software for mac

The Internet Time Widget displays the current Internet Time in .beat values.
It follows Swatchs official scheme for Internet Time.
The Widget runs on both Dashboard and Operas Widget engine.
System requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later or Opera 9 or later.

Unfortunately, the routines in the Finder which recognize something as a valid URL leave a lot to be desired. In particular, URLs using non-standard protocols or containing actual spaces are almost never recognized properly.

Internet Location Maker lets you manually create an internet location clipping with any URL you want.

NetBarrier Config File 2.0.1 is a potential and easy to use security and privacy tool. NetBarrier Config File is a pre-configured setup file for importing into Intego NetBarrier X. Compiled by a Certified CheckPoint Professional to provide maximum security with minimum irritation, this file contains a number of useful rules, including rules to block the IPs from the PeerGuardian Database.

Internet Bookshop Italia is a small widget which will enable the user to search into IBS.it (the first italian online store for books, videos and DVDs) directly from the Dashboard and have the results displayed in the browser.

MacHTTP Config Maker allows users to easily create valid configuration files for a MacHTTP 2.5 web server.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Tide Stamp Canada 2.0.2 is a distinguished and tractable predictor which calculates tides or currents for over 1000 Canadian locations for the year 2001.

Mac OS X can download and install software updates from Apple via the Internet. Starting with Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger), your Mac can be configured to download these updates from your own Mac OS X Server. This can greatly increase update speeds and reduce your bandwidth usage. It can also allow you to limit the updates available to your clients from your server.

Software Update Client Configuration is an application that allows you to set your Mac to use a custom software update server without using UNIX commands or binding your Mac to a managed Open Directory domain.