Free loopback address software for mac

Harnessing the power of microformats, micro Address allows you to choose an Address from with in Address Book and publish it to your blog using ecto or MarsEdit, or even to your website using SubEthaEdit

loopBlock will let an administrative user on a local computer (running Mac OS 10.2 or later) declare certain domain names, and IP addresses "blocked". This will disallow the users on the system access to any network or computer listed.
This program modifies the "/etc/hosts" file, adding domain names or IP addresses to the list of hosts in the file. These domain names, or addresses are set to route to the "loopback" address on the machine. This will cause any lookup of a name listed in loopBlock to route to the local machine. At that point, the machine will either access services on the local computer (eg. personal web sharing). This way, the administrator can set up a "restricted access" index.html page to let other users know that they cannot access the requested name or address (this may be implemented in possible future versions).
To use the program, enter domain names, or IP addresses of computers that should be "blocked". Push the return key, or press the "Block" button to add the name to the list. You must push the "Save" button to apply the settings. This is where an administrative name or password is needed to save the list.
This software has an import function that will allow the user to import entries from a Comma Delimited Text File (.CSV). Select "Import" from under the "File" menu, and select the file that contains the data you wish to import.
The program will let the user flush the lookupd cache. This option is available in "Preferences" under the "loopBlock" menu. This helps in some instances, because Mac OS X consults that cache before the configuration files that loopBlock modifies (/etc/hosts).
Enhancements:
- Bux fix: no longer assigns incorrect permissions when replacing hosts file
- Added import option under file menu.
- Added function that flushes lookupd cache.

Access Stream Address is an AppleScript that displays the URL address obtained from the currently playing Stream in a dialog text box, suitable for copying and pasting to a browser. Normally you can see this info if you "Get Info" a radio track, but you cant copy it.

Set Primary Addresses lets you change "primary" street/postal and email addresses, and phone numbers, in the Address Book.
When you have multiple email addresses for an Address Book entry, one of them is marked as the primary email address in the Address Books internal database. Other applications may use the primary email address as the default address.
The Address Book application makes the first email address entered the primary address, and gives you no obvious way to change it. Using these plug-ins, you can choose which email address is primary. The same applies for phone numbers and street/postal addresses.
Enhancements:
- Plug-ins are now Universal, to run natively on Intel as well as PowerPC Macs.

GoogleMaps UK Address Book Plug-in allows a location map of a Contact to be shown from Address Book using maps.google.co.uk . These maps are larger, clearer and often just much more accurate and current for the UK than the MapQuest versions used by Apples Map of option.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary Release.

Print Labels 1 Address EW will print out one or more sheets of mailing labels, or a single label, addressed to any contact(s) (or group) selected in the Address Book or a custom view.

This is also the perfect way to do Return Address labels.

Export Address Groups is an Entourage script that exports a listing of group members for your address groups. The listing can be used with Import Address Groups to restore groups to your address book after a complex rebuild.

The listing serves as a backup to your groups. It also, with minor editing, can become input to my Entourage Bulk Mail script.