Free list of career choices software for mac

play list writer is a poor mans CD case insert maker. It takes the play list showing in iTunes and places it in an AppleWorks document ready for printing. The duration of each track in the play list is also included.

To use the script, save it in a folder called Scripts inside the iTunes folder in the Library folder in your Home folder. A Scripts menu containing the name of the script will then appear in the iTunes menu bar. To use it for the currently showing play list you just run the script by choosing it in the Scripts menu, modify the resulting AppleWorks document as you wish, then print the document out.

If you cut the resulting page to 4.75 inches wide by 9.5 inches long and fold it in half it will be just the right size to slide into a CD case.

Gerry's ICQ List HTML Converter 1.0 is a powerful program that makes it quick and easy to keep track of all your ICQ contacts by creating an HTML file with their nickname, full name, email address and ICQ #. You can then post the file on the web to be viewed from any computer with an internet connection or print it out and put in a safe place incase you somehow lose the contact on your computer.

List Pad is a data management utility with powerful sorting, alarms, price calculations, and categorization features. It is ideal to create reminder lists, purchase lists, sales lists, packing lists, goal lists, etc.

List Pad can help you enter, store, organize, and retrieve all those necessary little bits of information that can make life so hectic without forcing you to waste time designing your own databases or constantly formatting a text file.

Yellow Camp is providing six iCal actions for use with Mac OS X’s Automator application.

Yellow Camp iCal Actions is a set that can be used alone in your own workflows or combined together to achieve complex tasks as in the case of the included example workflow that archives old iCal events.

Find Past iCal Events:
This action lets you search for past events based on a whole number and a timeframe. The Apple provided Find iCal Items action can be used to find events based on a variety of criteria but its date options are more focused on recent or upcoming events.

Find Past iCal Events action works as a filter over the iCal events passed to it to find only past events for a given timeframe. The timeframe is specified by a positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months, and Years.

Move iCal Events:
This action moves the specified iCal events to the specified calendar. Move iCal Events permanently moves events passed to it to a specified calendar, either one that already exists or a new calendar the user names. The output list of events contains the same events as the input, but the references are to the destination calendar to which they were moved.

Get Date Range String from Events:
This action creates a date range string from the iCal events provided to it. Get Date Range String from Events provides an easy way to discover the date range of a list of events. The action offers three date styles and the option to copy the string to the clipboard for pasting into other applications.

Find Past iCal To Dos:
This action lets you search for iCal To Do items that are past due and/or have a specified completion status. An iCal To Do does not require a due date, and thus specifying a timeframe for the due date is optional. The timeframe is specified by a positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: Today (no number is used), Days, Weeks, Months, and Years. Completion status can also be checked to find To Dos that have or have not been marked as complete. Note that it is possible to filter against only the completion status if the due date check is not enabled.

Set iCal To Do Due Dates:
This action lets you set the due dates on iCal To Dos. The due date is specified with a positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: Today, Days, Weeks, Months, and Years.

Add iCal To Do Alarms:
This action lets you add message or message with sound style alarms to iCal To Dos. The time of the alarm is relative to the due date of the To Do and is specified with a combination of positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: The same day, The day before, Days before, and Days after. The time of the alarm can be specified to the quarter hour using popup buttons.

OmniOutliner List Manager is a set of Applescripts lets you use OmniOutliner Pro to keep a variety of lists on your computer and easily add items to them from the script running application of your choice. (Including LaunchBar or Quicksilver!) These lists can also be set up to automatically sync to your iPod as iPod notes in order to take ‘em with you on the road.

What kind of lists? Well, anything! A list of presents to buy, movies to rent, books to read, things to do before you die, groceries to pick up, names for your unborn child… The mind boggles!

A lot of people use text files for these kinds of lists. Call me an interface nerd, but I prefer something a little more… robust to maintain my lists. Specifically, I like OmniOutliner. So, I made this little program to give me the ease of use and flexibility of a text file within the wonderful interface of OOP.

Requirements:
DMHelper X 0.6 or later.