Free make the round software for mac

Make Thumbnails creates JPEG thumbnails from one or more image files.
You can specify the size and quality level of the thumbnail.
It uses Mac OS Xs Scriptable Image Processing Server, which can read the following image formats: BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPEG2, MacPaint, PDF, Photoshop, PICT, PNG, PSD, QuickTime image, SGI, Text, TGA, and TIFF.
Enhancements:
- Added support for PICT files in 10.4+
- Lets you specify multiple files from the "Choose a File" dialog.

MakeBundle is a small application designed to simplify the process of creating bundled applications, libraries, or plugins from the Metrowerks CodeWarrior programming environment.

Although CodeWarrior has the required support for creating bundles, MakeBundle improves upon the process.So what does MakeBundle do? It converts a single-file application to a bundled application with a simple drag & drop. Not only does this work for applications (.app), but it also works for CFM shared libraries (.cfm) and CFPlugins (.plugin).

The complete list of tasks that MakeBundle performs are as follows:Creates the folder hierarchy for a bundle.Extracts the plst resource into an Info.plist file.Extracts the executable from the datafork to the correct location in the bundle.Creates a PkgInfo file.

Extracts resources into localizable or non-localizable .rsrc files, or alternatively ignores resources that are not useful for bundles.Flattens resources into the datafork of their respective files. Bundles are completely flat and safe for non HFS file systems.Extracts icns icons into individual .icns files.

Optionally installs a custom icon onto the bundle folder for non-applications.Uses the plist to recognize the language of the application. This makes creating localized bundles extremely easy.

Here at Aladdin Systems, weve been using MakeBundle to produce bundled versions of our applications in a reliable, consistent manner. It has also made it easier to localize our software for MacOS X. Because this utility has been useful to us, were hoping it may be useful to the developer community. Best of all, its entirely free to use.

Make Chain is a small AppleScript for Quark XPress which will enable you to convert a multi-column text box into a chain of linked boxes.

Completly freeware.

Make Surrounding Folder (MSF) is a simple AppleScript droplet.

I often create a bunch of files (like copies, or copies of the copies, or versions a-z) all at the same location (e.g my temp-download location). Now I can simply select them and drop hem onto MSF. MSF will then put them alltogether into a newly created folder.

Make Color Table is a FaceSpan project (requires full FaceSpan app or demo) that generates a labeled table of FaceSpans color indices. You can edit the X-Y increments to make a table of any size.

When done, take a screenshot of the window and use it as a visual guide of what color equals what number. Code unlocked, freeware, OK to improve/modify as long as you credit Russ.

Make SMI is an AppleScript droplet which enables the user to create a self-mounting disk image of any folder that has been dropped on its icon.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Entourage allows group members which are not contacts in its Address Book but are simply (name and) email address entries: the ones with the @ icons rather than the little-man contact icons.
This script will turn them all into bona-fide contacts with their own Address Book entries and can also assign each group member the same category as the groups, if you wish.
Enhancements:
- Offers an option to create a new category with the same name as the group, and apply that to both the group and its members, even where the group already has another category. This is useful when exporting contacts to programs which cannot import groups - such as Microsoft Outlook or Apples Mail - so that the groups can be recreated there from the categories of the contacts.