Free organized crime software for mac

Organise is a very useful tool if you have a mac and a small business then this small but powerful database application will keep track of your orders, stock, customer details, to do list and has some basic invoice and accounting functionality.
My ethos is to keep things as uncomplicated and quick to use as possible, leaving you free to run your business with all information at your fingertips.
Organise is small, self-contained and standalone. It doesnt require you to buy, licence or install any other database application.
In addition, Organise can export your data to a csv file which can be opened in a spreadsheet application such as Excel or used for mail-merging using Word. Data can also be exported as html for web publishing.
Newer versions of OSX do not come with Stuffit Expander included. If your computer doesnt know how to open the .sit file, then you may need to get the free Stuffit Expander
Main features:
- Contacts - Contacts may be Suppliers / Customers / Other. Store all of the usual details - address, phone numbers, email etc. Searchable by keyword.
- Orders - Each project, commission or order has an entry in this list. All details of the order - status, details, financial details - are stored here. Each order can be linked to a contact from the contact list. Searchable by keyword. With all of these details stored, producing an invoice is as easy as pressing a button.
- Bill of Materials - For each order you can create a list of materials. This can either be a list of materials required to complete the order, or a list of items that constitue the order. In the latter case these items can be listed on the invoice.
- To Do - keep a checkbox to do list with completion dates.
- New Products Tab - New with version 1.2 is the products tab. This allows you to store information about products or services, and broadens the range of businesses to which Organise will be useful. The manual contains some example scenarios.
Version restrictions:
- lincence key prompted for if you enter more than 14 contacts, 14 orders or 14 items.
Enhancements:
- Removes beta and expiry date

DoBeDo Widget 4.3 is a freeware made for Mac OS X. The widget allows you to view, add, edit and delete iCals todo items. Its tight integration with iCal make it an indispensable addition to any Dashboard lineup. You can display items from any one of your calendars, open multiple widgets each set to a different calendar, or list all of your tasks together in a single widget. If you are not an iCal user thats ok too, DoBeDo can still help you stay organized and on task.

This little application is for managing/rescuing/deleting the wallpapers that Desktoptopia downloads and hides. It has a very organized interface which makes it really easy to use.
System requirements:
- Desktoptopia

Transcript Log 1.2.1 is a very flexible and effective tool which keeps track of your school transcript, including credits. It makes it easy to organize classes that you have taken.

The most useful feature is the very easy way it handles grades for each class. It offers students an easy way to know how they are doing during the semester. Essentially, a very organized student grade book for multiple semesters, and a very easy to use cocoa GUI. Now also estimates GPA for semesters and for the entire Transcript (credit based).

If you use a Macintosh and carry a gun or just value our Bill of Rights, you might want to download our Gun Self-Defense Counter widget. It is the widget form of the counter that appears at the top of this page, just below the menu.
Using data from authoritative studies on the use of guns, in self-defense, it counts how many times guns have been used in self-defense, since the beginning of this year.
The widget ticks over another number every 13 seconds. The back side of the widget has a scrollable window that details where the data for these calculations originated. Those of you who saw the earlier versions of this widget will notice that the front side of the new version 3.0 has been reduced in size.
This is to preserve Dashboard space for other widgets. But, the widget expands when flipped over, to make it easier to read the details. It also resets automatically on January 1 of each successive year.
Calculations used in this widget are based on the now famous study by renowned criminologists Gary Kleck & Marc Gertz that was reported in the The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, Northwestern University School of Law, (Fall 1995) titled, "Armed Resistance to Crime: The Prevalence and Nature of Self-Defense With a Gun."
This is the most exhaustive and detailed study of how guns are used in self defense, to date. The study shows that guns are used in self-defense about 2.5 million times a year or once every 13 seconds, on average. In other words, guns are used about 60 times more often to protect innocent life than to take a life. Handguns are involved in over 1.9 million of those self-defense cases.

Enhancements
- This version makes the widget completely compatible with OS X 10.5 Leopard.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

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