Free link building software for mac

We spend all day creating all sorts of things with Graffle; org charts, graphs, maps and more. Somewhere along the way we discovered that in your spare time it can also be used to create a great looking boat, a house, or a spaceship!

In the interest of good, clean fun the Toy Building Bricks stencil was born. Download it today and re-live a bit of your youth without having to clean it all up when youre done.

DMGBuilder is a command line tool for building DMG files. These files are typically used to distribute Macintosh software.

DMGBuilder is a software that allows automatically building a DMG file from a makefile, or from Xcode. This tool supports settings Finder display attributes including the window size, background image, and icon positions.

Link Me!/Open Me! is an interesting set of scripts! "Link Me!" will allow you to place a link button to another QuarkXPress document on the current documents layout. When run, the script will prompt you for the document to "link to" and then create a picture box containing an icon on the top left of the current page.

It will also place a text box containing the name of the "link to" file next to the picture box.

Select both boxes (group them if you like) and move them to the pasteboard or wherever you desire. The text box containing the "link to" doc name is created for your convienince and may be deleted if you want since the picture box contains the link!

To open "link to" documents, select the link icon boxes representing the files to open (dont worry if theyre grouped since the script will find "see" them anyway), and run the "Open Me!" script--it will open all "link to" documents. If a "link to" document has been moved to another location, the script will offer to find every matching file and open them. The "Open Me!" script requires the scriptable Finder that ships with system 7.5 or higher.

Path to the Linked File is an AppleScript that will prompt you to indicate the folder containing (or that will contain) the HTML page youre linking from. It will then prompt you for the file to link to. Both must be on the same drive.

The script will then extract and convert the file path youve indicated, to the slash format used in HTML coding, and place the results on the clipboard.
The file path is shortened to show the heirarchal relationship between the folder containing the current HTML and the file to link.

theLinker is a Macintosh "droplet" which builds navigation links between pages within a folder hierarchy, such as the one you are viewing now. The navigation links render the folder hierarchy as HTML links. This documentation was built with TheLinker, and will explain how you can do it too.
theLinker creates HTML links which mirror the file system hierarchy on your hard disk.
One of TheLinkers main strengths is that the "document" you edit to create your website is your web site. That is, you can build the site on your Macintosh, transfer it to a server somewhere, tweak files directly on the server if necessary, recover the site from the server, and continue building or modifying it on your computer. There isnt a separate design which you "publish" to the active web site, so there is no opportunity for them to get separated.
Enhancements:
- This version provides support for OS 10.2 and includes revisions to the sample site and documentation.

New York City Icons is a beautiful collection containing 14 icons designed for MAC OS X showing various scenes from New York City, including the Chrysler Building, the United Nations, and the Brooklyn Bridge.