Free magnification slider software for mac

Magnifing Glass 2.0 is an beneficial and easy to use application which is much like Apple's old controlpanel, "Close View". It will magnify a section of the screen from normal up to, and beyond, 10x magnification. In addition, this program can take screen shots of whatever it is you are looking at.

Circular Slider is an open source Objective-C / Cocoa class that implements a circular angle/distance control. It looks like a slider knob that can move freely on a circular base. It has a nice Aqua appearance (courtesy of Aquatint), and is quite configurable, and fully documented. Copyright terms, manual, screenshots, etc. are at the product page.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a retain/release bug that would cause a leak of the controls target
- Fixed a bug that made the control not work correctly in metal windows.

MagnifiedView 1.0 is described as a convenient as well as powerful tool that lets you display the cursor's surrounding pixels. It allows tweaking of the magnification, crosshair size/visibility, and update interval. Be sure to read the documentation!

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or higher

Slider 1.3 is released to be a professional haxie that adds a sliding + fading effect when opening or closing any window of a cocoa application. It adds a nice touch to the "feel" of MacOS X and it's totally unobtrusive !

Major Features:

1. Select which applications are going to be enhanced with Slider, or apply the haxie globally.
2. Choose between an Up->Down or Left->Right sliding effect.
3. Enable or disable the opening and closing animations independently.
4. Adjust the effect duration and sliding width.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later
• Unsanity Application Enhancer

Requirements:
Mac OS 9.x.x

Enhancements:
Version 1.5 adds a new "Long-Click" User Action. This new assignable function is activated when a user presses and holds the PowerMate button down for a specific period of time. The amount of time required is adjustable between .5 and 4 seconds via a slider bar directly on the Control Panel. This adds a sixth User Action to the current list of five assignable actions that PowerMate can perform.

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It updates automatically when you are online and features a slider to change the size of the text it displays. CrankMyMac.com News straight from your Dashboard.

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Slider is a fun puzzle game where the player tries to clear combinations of colored pearls from the board to earn points. Along the way special pearls give the game a strategic aspect.

The goal of Slider is to combine 3 or more Pearls of the same color in a row or a column of the game board. The combined pearls will then be removed from the board. The pearls above the removed items will fall into the open spaces and new random pearls will fill up the board from the top. The player can make one move per turn, and the move must result in the removal of game pieces from the board. If the move does not result in the removal of pearls, the move will be automatically reversed (moves involving special pearls are an exception to this rule - see below).

To perform a move, the player uses the directional buttons around the game board. The player may move a row one place to the left or the right, and a column one spot up or down. The pearls in a row or column will then all shift one place in the direction of the button pressed. The first pearl in the direction of the move will "wrap around" to the other side of the row or column. For example, when shifting a row to the right, the right-most pearl will disappear and reappear on the left side of the row. Therefore, the "wrapped" pearl may create a combination on the side it reappears.

The player recieves points for the number of game pieces removed from the board. The more pearls are removed from the board with one turn the more points will be given per pearl (for example removing 7 pearls or more at once will yield twice the points per pearl than removing just 3). Additionally, the pearls randomly replacing the removed pearls may also form combinations and will also be removed from the board, thus creating a cascading effect. Cascades will also create additional bonus points.