Free multiple platforms software for mac

An utility for just showing the different pictures from one picture file.

This application was requested by one of the users in the newsgroups I read. Its not doing much, but it shows Realbasic developers how to use the QuickTime Graphics Importer to display the different pictures in a TIFF file.

You can copy the pictures to clipboard or export them into a new picture file.

AIM Multiple Away Messages 1.0 is a useful and popular utility which allows you to set a message for each person or groups of people when your away. Fully commented and easy-to-use.

Requirements: AIM with AppleScript support

The multiple document project template was written because I had a lot of this code lying around anyway and I noticed the one included with REALbasic was really lacking.

The template demonstrates features such as:
• Multiple Document Architecture Including:
? New Document
? Open Document
? Open Recent Menu
? Save
? Save As
? Save To
? Revert to Saved
? Page Setup and Printing (with modified example code from Aaron Ballmans Proper Printing article on aaronballman.com)
• Fully Functioning Window Menu
• About Window with HTML styled credits and Mac OS X styling
• Preferences Window with Mac OS X toolbar and resizing window
• Cool Seth Willits coding style :-)

MultiAd Creator Server 20030702 makes it possible to connect the functionality of the Creator Core Engine with external client modules easily and quickly. It is important to note that end users do not interact with Creator Server directly; they do so only through the intermediary of some client module.

Major Features:

1. Creator Server itself provides the ad-creation and modification services; the client modules provide the User Interface.
   
2. The primary services provided by Server itself are those used by the MultiAd Creator desktop application, primarily ad construction, manipulation, and exporting to a variety of formats. Virtually anything that can be done to a document in the desktop application can be done in an automated fashion using Creator Server.
3. The only significant exception is spell-checking, since it's an inherently interactive process which has no use in an entirely automated environment. Spell-checking can be provided at the client module level if needed.
   
4. In addition, Creator Server provides a powerful command language similar in function to AppleScript (and available on multiple platforms), support for multiple simultaneous users, and TCP/IP networking support for use on a local area network or the Internet.
5. It also provides a few tools useful in an automated environment, such as conversion of images from one type to another (EPS to GIF, for example).
   
6. What Creator Server does not provide is any form of user interface more sophisticated than a command line. It is merely a processing tool, one half of a complete solution. The other half (the user interaction) is provided by a client module.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.0 or higher

aMule 2.2.5 is an effective tool which is designed for the eD2k and Kademlia networks, supporting multiple platforms.

Major Features:

1. Currently aMule (officially) supports a wide variety of platforms and operating systems, being compatible with more than 60 different hardware+OS configurations.
2. aMule is entirely free, it's sourcecode released under the GPL just like eMule, and includes no adware or spyware as is often found in proprietary P2P applications.
3. aMule is built upon the wxWidgets (formely wxWindows) toolkit, which enables it to support multiple platforms.

OpenPlay is a cross-platform network abstraction layer designed to simplify the task of creating programs which communicate across multiple computers and has been used in dozens of commercial products. Includes NetSprocket API compatability.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Enhancements and contributions from users.

QuickPage for MacOS X is a version of the open source qpage software originally developed by Thomas Dwyer III.

QuickPage has been ported to a number of platforms, and now its available on MacOS X.