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xMenubar 1.0
xMenubar hides the menu bar, while giving two other options: Show finder in background (control panel ) and the application reLaunch you can lock the user to any application more>> xMenubar hides the menu bar, while giving two other options:
- "Show finder in background" (control panel ) and the application
- "reLaunch" you can lock the user to any application.
System 7.5 or later.
Hide Menu Bar 1.0
Hide Menu Bar is a distinguished and tractable application to hide the menu bar. more>>
Hide Menu Bar 1.0 is a distinguished and tractable application to hide the menu bar. Can be used for output to TV for applications that do not have a presentation mode. Source Code can be downloaded from the 'product info' page.
NoMenuBar 1.0
NoMenuBar - Will let lots of space for the right side menu bar item more>>
It will be very useful if you have a small screen (like on a laptop) or lots of right side items.
Completly freeware.
Menu Changer 1.0
Menu Changer - Makes pre-Tiger menu bar look like Tiger more>>
Remember, please back up any modifications of your Extras.rsrc files before using.
NOTE : NOT for use with Tiger; it will mess up other resources.
Hide Menu Bar and Control Strip Bar 1.1.1
Hide Menu Bar and Control Strip Bar - Hide the Menu Bar and anything else that would obscure the screen more>> <<less
Temple Bar 1.0
Temple Bar - Icons collection more>>
The icons are provided on individual folders.
Completly freeware.
MailCountX 0.3
Displays number of new email messages on menu bar. more>>
CCMenu 1.0
Displays the project status of CruiseControl continuous integration servers as an item in the Mac OS X menu bar. more>>
Displays the project status of CruiseControl continuous integration servers as an item in the Mac OS X menu bar.
CCMenu allows you to: Monitor selected projects on multiple continuous integration servers * Identify the overall build status with a glance to menu bar * See the status of individual project builds in the status menu * Access the build web sites of the projects using the status menu * See detailed build status information in the projects window * Receive notification of completed builds via Growl
IPMenu 1.1
IPMenu gives you a free utility that allows you to conveniently put both your local and internet IP address into your menu bar. more>>
IPMenu 1.1 gives you a free utility that allows you to conveniently put both your local and internet IP address into your menu bar. To see your IP addresses, simply click on the icon! IPMenu can also e-mail you when your internet IP address changes.
Menu Extra Enabler 1.0.3
Menu Extra Enabler is a utility that will enable third-party menu extras more>>
Enhancements:
- Menu Extra Enabler is now Universal (Fat) and will run on the Intel chip based Macs (ICBMs).
Menu Eclipse 1.3
Make the menu bar darker. more>>
Save your constant menu pixels from getting burned into your screen! Gain better focus on your work & play, and away from the menu bar! Menu Eclipse runs in the background and takes no CPU.
Keyboard Map Icon Changer 0.2
Keyboard Map Icon Changer is one of the most advantageous tools which replace US Flag on menu bar with: UN Flag | Happy Face | Canada Flag Icons | Peace Sign while keeping the US Keyboard mapping intact. more>> Keyboard Map Icon Changer 0.2 is one of the most advantageous tools which replace US Flag on menu bar with: UN Flag | Happy Face | Canada Flag Icons | Peace Sign while keeping the US Keyboard mapping intact.
Uses simple .icns (data fork) and .keylayout (xml) files
- Added Peace Sign. Files now "Stuffed" for easy download.
CPUMenu 1.1
CPUMenu allows you to watch CPU load in menu bar more>>
English and French localization.
Included in the package:
CPUMenu v1.0:
Show CPU load in menu
Menu Cracker 1.3:
Tool to enable menu extra.
Enhancements:
- Add collapse option to display only total load on multi processor
- CPUMenu is now in Universal binaries.
Ambar 1.0b1
Ambar is a great application launched to display icons for all running applications in the menu bar. more>>
Ambar 1.0b1 is a great application launched to display icons for all running applications in the menu bar. A click on an application's icon pops up the so called dock menu. Maybe this is pointless for those already got used to the Dock, There is a reasonable amount of users that still prefer the menu bar for switching apps. Old habits die hard. In its current state Ambar is more or less a test and demonstration for getting an application's window list - which is quite difficult to accomplish under Mac OS X.
Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1
HimmelBar 3.0b64
HimmelBar delivers an advantageous faceless tool which has function of providing an icon in the menu bar to quickly access your installed applications by scanning standard locations such as local, more>>
HimmelBar 3.0b64 delivers an advantageous faceless tool which has function of providing an icon in the menu bar to quickly access your installed applications by scanning standard locations such as local, user, developer and network applications, and also utilities. Newly installed or freshly removed applications can also be automatically detected.
