Free make it easy software for mac

Make HTML Tags is an action for Automator. It creates HTML tags from URLs, so you can easily include links to files or embed tags in HTML documents.

It will render tags for media that can be embedded, tags for images and regular link tags for all other URLs.

How do I use it?
Just feed the action some URLs and the output will be some HTML code surrounding them. Simple, really.

It works exceptionally well in conjunction with my Upload to FTP action. When you place it behind this action in a workflow, it enables you to quickly post images or files on the internet.

Make iAlias 1.2.4 provides users with a very useful and convenient tool which brings unlimited Internet storage, completely free of charge, integrated into your Macintosh OS.

Using a handy "Make iAlias" menu item from your File menu (in the Finder), you can store your files safely and securely on the Internet. When you want to retrieve them, simply use the iAlias file or the unbreakable URL.

Requirements:

• Mac OS 8.6 or higher
• PPC

Make OS X Alias is an AppleScript droplet that makes aliases from files droped onto it.

When an item is dropped onto this script, it will prompt you to select a location and name for an OS X Alias. OS X Aliases only seem to be useful when used inside folders on the dock. In all other cases, standard alias files seem to suffice.

iTunes lets you rate your songs but it doesn’t make it easy; you need to:

- Switch to iTunes,
- Find the song that’s playing,
- Mess with those little tiny stars...

Why not do it the metabang.com way with Rate It!: simple, fast and chock full of the interface goodness that makes our products a joy to use.

- Want to see what rating the current song has? Rate It! to the rescue
- Need to change a rating? When a song is playing, just bring up Dashboard and click. You’re done!
- It even shrinks out of the way when you don’t need it!

Make Invoice should appeal to people ranging from handymen to freelance journalists to assassins, in other words self-employed people who have to create an invoice to bill each organisation/person they carry out work for.

The script creates an invoice from a Quark template and makes an envelope document (using the invoice and envelope templates included with this script, both of which are saved as Quark version 3.3 files).

Make mailing list rule is an AppleScript that enables you to make a new rule for a mailing list.

This script will create a folder for a mailing list, and create a rule to move incoming messages for that list into the folder, only if no folder or rule of the same name already exists. It makes the rule the second rule in the rule list--this is because many people have a kill file rule as the first rule.

The script makes the assumption that the To recipient is the list address. If that is not the case, do not use the script for that list. Unfortunately, there is no one characteristic common to all mailing lists that a script can use.

Make Invisible 2.1 is equipped many useful features which helps you easily create background applications in REALbasic. Drop your Mac OS X application (PEF format only) on the application or main window and create a new resource file with a modified plst resource. Now drop this resource file into your REALbasic project and compile it. The new compiled application is now invisible. This application is freeware and provided as is. Donations are welcome.

Enhancements:

• Now an universal binary application.
• Moved project to Realbasic 2007r5 and newer plugins.
• Now compatible to Mac OS X 10.5.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X
  

Make Disk Image is a droplet that creates a Mac OS X disk image (dmg) of any file or folder dropped onto it. For unknown reasons, the Finder doesnt give any way to do this, and using Disk Utility to do it is cumbersome.

You can use this droplet in one of three ways.
• Double-click the droplet. It will ask you to choose a file to archive.
• Drop a file or folder onto the droplet.
• Put the droplet into the Files folder of Big Cat (free) and you can use it from the Finder contextual menu.