Free ipartition 1.5 software for mac

BatteryInfo is a Dashboard widget designed to be a better looking, dashboard based replacement for the menu bar battery monitor. Thanks go to Luis Moreno for the graphics and to Marc Wolfgram for helping implement dual battery support.
It has the ability to display the percentage charge remaining. It can also display the time remaining on current charge, although this feature is somewhat ugly and needs beautifying, so if anyone has any suggestions for making it look better, mail me! It also fully supports dual-battery setups in Pismo laptops. If you have any comments, queries or suggestions, mail me at widgets@menial.co.uk.
This widget is more accurate than other copies out there are it pulls its information from the same place as the Apple menubar item. It also looks nicer IMO ;)
This widget is freeware, although donations to keep me in bandwidth are much appreciated. You can do this through the widget homepage.
Main features:
- Graphically display battery status
- Display the percentage charge remaining
- Display the time remaining on current charge
- Dual battery support
- Localized in multiple languages.
Enhancements:
- Fixed display of several languages which would not show accented characters
- Improved display of percentage battery charge
- Optimisations reducing widget size.

Many a designer, engineer and layout artist has had a strip of paper taped to the side of their monitor showing the fraction to decimal conversions for various parts of an inch (who can remember what 9/32 of an inch is?).
This widget moves that breakdown to your Dashboard and improves on it. Now, a click on the measurement you are interested in will copy the decimal value to your clipboard for easy insertion into whatever program you happen to be using.
Handy!
Enhancements:
- expand/collapse capabilities.

ClipDate is a free widget for Apple Mac OS X Tiger which generates the string of the current date and time on your clipboard.
The format of the string is optional and can be customized. That string would be useful for version history management, unique file naming, etc.
Enhancements:
- Addition of formats (RFC822, RFC3339).

YamiPod is "yet another manager" for iPod. It allows you to easily transfer songs to and from ipod. It also has some extra features such as lyrics support (with web search) and full unicode text support (international characters).
This beta brings support for iTunes 4.9 and a greatly improved linux version. Apple introduced a new feature, Podcasts, which significantly changed music database.
Main features:
- stand alone program, no installation required
- iPod is automatically recognized
- mp3 and AAC files can be copied to/from iPod
- read/write access to mp3 id3 and AAC infos
- lyrics support (with internet auto search)
- playlist support (On-The-Go included)
- playlists import (PLS,M3U)
- playlists export (PLS,M3U)
- full unicode support
- auto-download new versions
- advanced song import/export settings
- 2 restore features
- built in music player
- iPod informations
- 2 search features
- remove duplicated tracks
- find lost music files
- easy ratings edit
- PC to iPod synchronization
- create and edit notes
- automatically update song playcounts
- News RSS and podcasts to iPod upload
- Growl support (Apple only)
- export song lists to HTML or plain text files
- multiple iPods support
- Audioscrobbler support.

Decorate your Dashboard with these beautifully crafted Apple logos and UI elements from the present and past.
Loads of skins are included, like a classic Apple striped logo, a modern Apple logo in dark grey, white, silver, blue, pink and orange, an original Apple menu Apple from system 1, an original trash can, the infamous Mac classic bomb, ok button, pointer and welcome smiling Mac, plus the iSlayer logo.
Enjoy the trip down memory lane (pun intended).
Main features:
- The ability to view all your favorite Classic Mac icons
- Random feature will auto select an image each time dashboard is activated.

MultiTimer helps you keep track of the time youspend on your Mac for projects, tasks, jobs, orpastimes.

It will be of particular interest to thosewho do freelance work for an hourly fee, but itis also useful for such things as tracking thetime you spend on a commercial online service.

Do you want to edit meta-data (latitude and longitude, location, description, and notes) of JPEG (photo) files? Do you wish to change all the names of JPEG (photo) files at once? Do you have GPS track-data for trips on which you took photos? If you do then PhotoGPSEditor from MMISoftware may be the answer.

PhotoGPSEditor is an easy to use meta-data editor for JPEG (photo) files, plus it can match data from GPS (gpx) files. The program is freeware, however, donatations can be made to help support future development.

With PhotoGPSEditor you can add location and summary details to a JPEG files. Location information consists of latitude and longitide data, as well as town, area/region, and country.

This can be added automatically by matching up photos with GPS (gpx) file track data, manually (just type it in) or automatically by placing a pointer on a map to get the latitude and longitide data.

The program can then add town, area/region, and country information. This process can also be described as geocoding a picture/photo.

Summary information can be added by typing it in!

PhotoGPSEditor also allows metadata to be edited in single or multiple image (JPEG) files at once.

Mail2iCal is an AppleScript that allows users to export new email messages from all accounts in Mail to calendars in iCal.
Place the script inside the folder ~/Library/Scripts.
There are two methods to use this script:
1. Manually In MacOS 10.4.x (Tiger), you should use the AppleScript Utility to add the AppleScriptMenu to your menubar. Select the messages you wish to convert and call the script by selecting it in the menu
2. Automatically from a mail rule. In Mail.app, create a new rule and choose "Run AppleScript" as action Click "Choose" and navigate to the script location The script will automatically be called on all messages that your new rule applies to
With MacOS 10.4 (Tiger), Apple changed a lot of Mail.apps internal workings. This means, the script needed a major overhaul. Unfortunately, it also means that the script cant ask for a default calendar when run from a rule, since that crashes Mail. The solution for the time being is to check for a default calendar and when there is none, create one called "Email" You can still set a default calendar by running the script manually once, as rule execution will use this value. To change the default calendar, run the script manually with no messages selected in Mail. You will be prompted with the option to reset. If you click Reset, you may choose or create a new calendar to contain your messages.
Enhancements:
- Fixed several small bugs
- Bug reporting includes system information
- Uses standard plist file to save preferences
- Includes both event and todo item creation
- Includes installer
- Users of earlier OS versions should use the alternate download link for version 1.1.4 of this script.