Free one big software for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5 or later. May work on 10.4, but this is untested.

Big Cat is a contextual menu plug-in for OS X that gives you a Scripts submenu.

You can attach your own AppleScript scripts and run them from the Finder and other applications that support contextual menus (such as BBEdit, Internet Explorer, and Eudora).

Scripts for Big Cat is a collection of 3 scripts for “Big Cat” a system for running scripts from contextual menus.

Stuff 1.0 — works on Files.
This script improves on the “Stuff” script included with Big Cat. If multiple files and/or folders are selected, they will all be stuffed into one archive (instead of multiple separate archives). In addition, if DropStuff was not running before this script is run, the script will quit DropStuff after the archive is created (if DropStuff was running already, it will not be quit).

Zip 1.0 — works on Files.
The same as Stuff, above, but instead uses DropZip to create Unix- & PC-compatible zip files.

Word Count 1.0 — works on Text.
Puts up a dialogue box showing the number of characters and the number of words in a text selection.

LaCie Biggest F800 - Firmware for the F800 hard drive.
Enhancements:
- Fixed PATA hard drive detection issue.
- Fixed allocation ID issue of Hard drive, if move one of hard drive of F800 to another F800 After rebuilding the F800 cant recognize the hard drive.

Whether you will find The Big Red Button useful or not, will depend very much on how you work at your computer. The program itself was designed to solve one very specific requirement that I had&emdash; I needed a very quick and easy way to start recording a block of time, while sitting in front of my computer.
Other timing apps can be great and very useful. I continually use TimeSlice by Maui Software, and this has one very useful function&emdash;after several minutes of inactivity the timer automatically turns off. This means if I get up from my desk to make a cup of coffee, the timer does not continue to record time against the project that Im working on.
However, there are times, such as when the phone rings, or when someone walks into my office when the auto-pause feature of TimeSlice is not what I need. In these cases I need some form of stopwatch to record the amount of time I spend in this unexpected activity&emdash;thus the Big Red Button was born.
Double-click the application and it will start timing. Press the start/stop button to turn it on/off. The top portion of the window is editable, so you can modify times, add notes and so on.
The notes section can be printed, or you can use drag and drop to drag it someplace else.
Simple. Probably been done a million times before, but hey, its fun to write your own programs!
Enhancements:
- Re-release with additional memory aloocation to solve issues on iMacs with 9.0.4.

Provides an interface to Mac OS Xs speech technology.

CakeHole will speak the supplied text in the selected voice or write the output to an AIFF file.