Free locked up software for mac

uLock 1.3 lets you easily lock and unlock files and folders via drag and drop. It toggles the lock status of multiple files and folders via drag and drop. Launching the script, locks or unlocks a folder with the navigation dialog box.

LockMeBaby is a small GUI for chflags uchg/nouchg command that actually lock/unlock files.
By selecting files/folders you want to lock (or unlock) in the file browser (yes, you can make multiple selections), you can make it with just a few mouse clicks instead of the tedious operation that is; opening info window and clicking Locked checkbox for each of the files.
Completly freeware for personal use.
Version restrictions:
- LockMeBaby will NOT run on Intel-based Macintosh.
Enhancements:
- LockMeBaby is now Universal Binary
- Fixed a few small bugs. (See READ_ME file for details)

IconLocker is a simple little application that you can use to lock your icon packs. The protection scheme is not industrial strength, but it will prevent casual abuse.

When the pack is locked, IconPacker will not open the file. The protection keeps other registered users from modifying your pack and redistributing it as their own work.

To use IconLocker, you drop an icon pack on the applications icon. You will then see a window with the current status of the lock. If someone else owns the lock for the file, it tells you so. If its your own pack, you can modify the state of the lock checkbox and save the changes.

The number of icons in the pack is also displayed in the window; we use this so we can tell people how many icons they will be downloading from the Web page. The icon displayed in the window is the first one in the pack; its there because we cant display a window without an icon :-)

If you are locking the pack, youll see a gold lock on the pack when you return to the Finder. This tells you (and other users) that the pack cant be edited. If you want to make changes to the pack at a later date, you must first unlock the pack. If youre on Mac OS 8.5 or later, youll also see a 32-bit icon for the locked or unlocked pack.

unlock_files is a simple script that recursively unlocks files in a dropped folder or set of files/folders.
If double-clicked, unlock_files prompts the user to select a folder to unlock the contents of.

The script will report the number of files processed, the number of errors encountered, as well as the number of locked files and associated errors. reporting can be turned off by setting the gen_report property to false (the truly ambitious can remove all the if statements beginning with "if gen_report then..." and the routines "report()" and "init()," as well as all global variable statements and properties [except the property "fn_name"] - in that order).

Script can be repurposed by changing lines between commented areas in cycle_items. run, open and walk_folders subroutines are static (based on my recursive.droplet script from 1999). error reporting and file selection strings should be changed to suit (fn_name and fn_nick properties).

Trash Locked Files 1.1 brings you an ideal tool if you are fed up in Mac OS X with not being able to delete many locked files in your trash can without having to unlock them all first.

Unlike Mac OS 9 where you could hold the option key down while emptying the trash, this does not work on Mac OS X (as of 10.3.3).

Trash Lock Files will unlock all the files in the trash and then send an AppleEvent to the Finder to empty the trash. You can also use Trash Lock Files to unlock all files within a folder you select.

Requirements:

• Trash Locked Files 1.1
  

Lockonoff is a small application that locks & unlocks Files & Folder easily with Drag & Drop. So you mustnt go into the information window and click on the lock button. Works as a switcher, can handle many objects.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.