Free mapquest software for mac

MapQuest Sherlock Channel 1.0 comes as a useful tool which can display a map with pan and zoom controls (all locations worldwide), and directions to the specified address (US only).

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
  

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.

AOL Yellow Pages Toolbar 5.54.1.1, only by clicking the mouse, it helps you to get phone numbers, even any where you are on the web, by simply entering a business name or category and your location. The AOL Yellow Pages Toolbar also features quick-link buttons to more local information, including MapQuest, When.com and White Pages. Plus, you can customize the AOL Yellow Pages Toolbar by adding your own widgets and feeds -- and add quick links to your favorite websites.

Major Features:

1. Enter a business name or category and location
2. Local business information is right at your fingertips!
3. Events Search, Classifieds & MapQuest widgets
4. Including buttons to more local information all in one place!
5. Create Your own Toolbar Experience
6. Customize by adding your favorite buttons, widgets & feeds!
7. Add your favorite websites to your Toolbar
8. Our huge button gallery has sites from all around the web!

Requirements:

• Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Flock;
• Windows Vista/XP or Mac OS X.

Finder Bookmarks is an editor for Web Location Files, the browser-independent bookmarks that you can store anywhere on your Macintosh.
This application can edit locations and attach site icons to the Web Locations icon. It also adds a powerful new kind of location file, Dynamic Locations, for faster web searching and lookups.
Main features:
- Not specific to any particular browser - If you use more than one browser or decide to switch browsers, your bookmark collection does not need to be imported, exported, or changed in any way.
- Better organization - Rename and organize your bookmarks as you use them, not in a clumsy bookmark manager. Store Web Locations related to a project with every other file in the project, and archive them anywhere you wish.
- More accessible - You dont need to open a browser and then look for a bookmark; your Web Location collection is right in the Finder.
- Customizable by folder - Like any folder in the Finder, one containing Web Locations can have unique View Options. You could sort one Web Location folder by date created, and another alphabetically.
- More powerful - No Web browsers bookmarks are as flexible as Dynamic Locations, which can have multiple parameters in the URL. You can save time by skipping a sites front page. Instead, use Finder Bookmarks to enter information before you go to Google, Dictionary.com, or even MapQuest.
Enhancements:
- Safari Bookmarks import - Finder Bookmarks can now import your Safari Bookmarks library.
- Harder working site icon retrieval - When looking for a Web sites icon, Finder Bookmarks checks for a link on the page itself.
- Smarter Dynamic Locations - They now remember their size, location, "Stay open" state, and the last ten search field entries.

JackWidget is a multi-purpose search tool. It has a search field and a popup menu.
The search field, of course, is for typing in the search. The popup menu is for selecting which site or sites to search. Some of the popup choices will send your search to several websites at once.
The simplest way to use it is to select a search from the popup menu and then type in some search terms and hit return. It also supports CLI-style usage, bypassing the popup menu. It has over two dozen searches built in, and is infinitely customizable (if you know how to open a widget package and edit XML).
Searched Websites:
- Accuweather
- Acronymfinder
- AirborneExpress/DHL (package tracking)
- Amazon
- Barnes and Noble
- Borders
- Bugmenot
- Citysearch
- eBay
- Epinions
- Federal Express (package tracking)
- Foldoc (Free online dictionary of computing)
- Froogle (Googles product search)
- Geocoder (Find the latitude and longitude of an address)
- Google
- Infospace
- Internet Movie Database (IMDB)
- jux2 (searches google, yahoo and msn simultaneously)
- Law.com - legal dictionary
- Lyrictracker
- MacUpdate
- Mapquest (find address, find latitude/longitude)
- MelissaData
- Meriam-Webster (Dictionary and Thesaurus)
- NOAA (Weather)
- Superpages.com
- Shopping.com
- Ultimate-Guitar.com (Tab)
- UPS (package tracking)
- USPS (find zipcode, package tracking)
- VersionTracker
- Weather.com
- Webopedia (computer terms)
- Whitepages.com
- Wikipedia
- WiFi-HotSpotList.com
- Yahoo (maps, movies, real estate, stock prices)
- Zabasearch

GPS-Info CMM 2.0 is known as a Contextual Menu Module designed for Mac OS X that display the GPS coordinates of a photo file, and allows you to view that location in Google Earth, Flickr, Panoramio, Google Maps, or MapQuest. It supports a wide range of photo formats, such as JPG, TIFF, RAW, and PSD.

Select one photo in the Finder and launch GPS-Info with the context menu (in Snow Leopard), or using the Services menu, or with a double-click.

The cool, semi-transparent GPS-Info window displays a preview of the photo, and a couple of basic file details, such as its size, creation date, and modification date. The red geotag icon in the bottom right corner of the thumbnail indicates the presence of a geotag in the file already.
The center part contains the geotag. Not just the coordinate, but also the GPS altitude and view direction values, if they are contained in the photo.

Buttons on the right side of the window offer you powerful options to actually use the GPS data. First, you can launch a GeoFinder search in CDFinder, to find photos taken near this place in your CDFinder photo library.

And since CDFinder also searches iPhoto, this covers your entire iPhoto database as well, all in one click! Also, you can view the place in Google Earth, which will even be launched for you, if necessary. Exporting the GPS coordinate to the commonly used KML format is also just one click away.