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gNAT is a small program designed to give users graphical access to Mac OS Xs Network Address Translation (NAT) services without having to use the command line.

NAT is a protocol used to share a single internet connection among multiple computers without requiring a dedicated hardware router. gNAT can be used as a Mac OS X alternative to the basic Internet sharing feature of IPNetRouter.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

pearLabelizer is a little utility that makes it a breeze to print addresses or other text onto specific labels of a label sheet. Its pretty straight forward to use, and hey, it even supports drag & drop directly from MacOS Xs Address Book. Of course you can configure your own label sheets or print addresses for whole groups defined in Address Book too.
Besides drag & drop of text or addresses you can also use a global text view to enter an address, format it and print it on multiple labels.
pearLabelizer also provides a Service-function if you copy it into your Applications-Folder. This allows you to simply select the address in your text editor, choose the pearLabelizer-Service from the Services-Menu and finally all you have to do is to select the label on which you would like to print the address.
Enhancements:
- pearLabelizer is now Universal Binary (support for PPC and Intel Macs).
- Added AddressBook field Nickname.
- Address Book Printing now also accepts Smart Groups (however, Smart Groups dont support distribution lists in Tigers Address Book).
- Added newline and space stripping: if a line ends up empty because there is no value for the specified keyword, the line is removed automatically. If multiple keywords are on a single line, the first space after an empty keyword is also removed.
- Invisible newline characters at the end of entries are now ignored.

Provides an interface to Mac OS Xs speech technology.

CakeHole will speak the supplied text in the selected voice or write the output to an AIFF file.

Many organizations rely on cross-platform Java tools for critical data analysis and database connectivity solutions.

As the only mass-market desktop to bundle Java 2, Mac OS Xs highly-optimized but fully-standard Java implementation is making it the preferred platform for developing and deploying Java applications. For enterprise developers, Mac OS X Server v10.3 now includes the popular JBoss application server, as well as Apache Tomcat, making development and deployment of J2EE applications easier than ever.

Developers who deploy Java applications on Mac OS X gain advantages from automatic support of multiprocessor hardware; native support for the Java Accessibility API; and the native Aqua look and feel, layered on top of the object-oriented Cocoa framework. As a result, Java applications on Mac OS X look like and perform like native applications on Mac OS X.

SleepTight provides a simple way to lock your machine when it goes to sleep or lock from a keyboard hotkey.Surprisingly, OS Xs built in screensaver does not start automatically when the machine goes to sleep.

Since the screensaver is the only Apple-supplied method of locking your machine without logging out, this means that a machine which has been put to sleep may wake up unlocked if the screensaver did not start on its own before the sleep timeout. This is especially frustrating for PowerBook users, who typically put their machines to sleep by closing the lid. Since the lid closure doesnt start the screensaver, the PowerBook will awaken unlocked.

Apple will be fixing this in the next version of MacOS X (10.3 Panther, see the new features). In the meantime Jaguar users can use SleepTight.

iPod Express is an AppleScript item to create vCards (Contacts) for Apples iPod from the Address Book in Outlook Express.
iPod Express can also be used to export the Outlook Express Address Book to Mac OS Xs Address Book (select Import vCards in the OS X Address Book).
Works in Classic.
Enhancements:
- support new sorting options in iPod software v1.2.