Free optimization services software for mac

System Services provide functionality regardless of what applications youre using. Once installed, they are accessed from the Services submenu in the application menu (the one to the right of the Apple menu), and often act on the selected text in the frontmost application.

Objective-C Services provides services to convert multiple Objective-C instance variable declarations to accessor method prototypes and implementations.

Objective-C Services is very useful for Cocoa programmers and it includes full source code.

Search In Amazon Services 1.0 is a powerful and reliable program which adds "Search In Amazon" menu items to the Services Menu and the contextual menu of some applications (including Snow Leopard's Safari) and enables you to search items in an Amazon Site using selected text as a keyword.

Requirements: Mac OS X Snow Leopard

Tidy Service is a tool designed to be used to clean up HTML markup in any application that supports services by selecting the markup in question and choosing one of Tidy menu items from the Services menu.
Currently, there are two processing options: Tidy Markup and Tidy to XHTML. Tidy to XHTML instructs the Tidy engine to generate valid XHTML, while Tidy Markup does not.
Optionally, you can overide HTML Tidy defaults by creating a config file in your home directory.
Enhancements:
- Tidy Service is now a Universal Binary
- Added display of warnings and errors. (truncated)
- Improved text handling with with non UTF-8 encoding
- Updated to HTML Tidy library released on February 11th, 2007

TextCoderService is a service plug-in that will convert text in one format into another from any application that supports the Services menu available in Mac OS X (virtually any Cocoa app and many Carbon apps).

It supports the following conversions:

Base-64 to UTF-8
Base-64 to UTF-16
FourCharCodes to Hex and Comment
Hex to C-style Byte Array
Hex to UTF-8
Hex to UTF-16
Java Unicode Escape
Java Unicode Unescape
Number to Binary/Decimal/Hex/Octal Number
UTF-8 to Base-64
UTF-8 to Hex
UTF-16 to Base-64
UTF-16 to Hex.

I just recently started coding for the iPhone this weekend. I decided to make an application that would allow for easy access to the different running services for the phone such as Wifi, Bluetooth, EDGE, Calling, and SSH. Hence my first contribution, Services.app.
So far, Services only supports turning on/off Bluetooth, Edge, Wifi and OpenSSH.
System requirements:
- BSD Subsystem installed or at least the BSD/Unix tools grep, launchctl, sh/zsh/some shell, and ifconfig.
- iPhone

If you think the ACP Web Services were something, wait until you get a look at this.

When David Pogue wrote about the future of Cocoa services he couldnt have imagined this. Its no longer the future - the future David Pogue wrote about is now officially in the past.

With over four hundred (400) easily accessible web services in the grab bag and several thousand more on the way it becomes vital to have a way to know what is what and where the forest is for the trees.

Some people might already understand that Wunderground is a global weather service, but staring at the URL if you dont know wont help much. Just understanding how the search engines of a single website work has become a minor science.

The ACP Service Browser puts them all in easy to use and easy to read searchable windows. Every service is usable as is or can be inserted on your Services menu if you really like it and want to keep it around.