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When chosen from the Big Cat contextual menu, Group in New Folder creates a new folder in the current Finder window and moves the selected items into the new folder.

copy selection to folder… is an AppleScript that copies the selection in the Finder (could be any number of items) to a folder that you then choose.
When the dialog comes up, you can choose to make a new folder if you want, or just pick an existing folder.

Completly freeware.

move selection to folder… is an AppleScript that moves the selection in the Finder (could be any number of items) to a folder that you then choose.
When the dialog comes up, you can choose to make a new folder if you want, or just pick an existing folder.

If you move items from a CD or disk image, then they will be copied.
Completly freeware.

The New Date Folder AppleScript creates a folder with the current date as its name and with dropped items as its content. Double click on it to set date format (default is DD.MM.YYYY).

Completly freeware.

File Reply in Same Folder is a Microsoft Entourage AppleScript that will save any reply you send out to the same folder as the message to which you are replying.

This is very useful when you have different folders for specific correspondence.

Cleans out a specified folder by grabbing the files inside a folder and moving them to the trash.
Enhancements:
- Uses a brand new workflow and fixes the problem where it would not delete all files of a certain type.

File Reply in Same Folder X is an Entourage script that will save any reply you send out to the same folder as the message to which you are replying. This is very useful when you have different folders for specific correspondence.

If you wish you could have this same option for any folder as is offered by the Mailing List Manager for mailing lists only, this script will enable it.

To install put File Reply in Same Folder X into the Entourage Script Menu Items folder of the Microsoft User Data folder in your Documents folder of your OS X User folder "Home".