Free personal folders software for mac

Get organizized! Personal Aide is the fourth software release by Line of Sight. It is meant to simplify the task of project management, by allowing you to store items that do not have a file system representation in a Finder-like interface.

Open Special Folders is an AppleScript that provides simple access to special folders defined by OS X.

Folders are separated into the three primary domains - local, system and user.

Designed to be used via the Script Menu and compatible with AS 1.9.2 which allows the option of not creating folders if they dont already exist. Uses the path to command.

Merge Folders is an Automator application that uses the power of the Unix command "ditto" to merge two folders the way merge works on Microsoft Windows.
The first thing you need to do is run the app by double-clicking it and then enter the folders you want to merge into the GUI by clicking the add button.
The order in which you enter the folders is important. So make sure the first folder you enter is the source folder and the second one is the target folder. All you have to do next is click the Continue button and you are done.

Enhancements
- Expanded hability to merge the contents of more than two folders.
- Now you can merge as many folders as the command "ditto" allows you.

iPod Folders Icons is a free icon tool which satisfies you with a new icon set for use in desktops of iPod fans and users: "iPod Folders", which contains 5 freeware icons. This icon collection was inspired in the look and feel of Apple's Video iPods.

Entourage has the ability to export a folder full of messages as an industry standard UNIX-like Mailbox format (MBOX file). This is a quick and easy way of archiving mail out of Entourage, either for routine backup or when changing mail porgrammes.

However, if you have a lot of folders, frequently nested several levels deep, this process becomes a tedious and time consuming one. This script will save ALL your folders, now matter how deep they are nested (well, OK, there will be a limit, but its more than 8 levels in tests I have carried out)

Click Open Favorite Folders to see a list of folder names from your Favorites folder. Choose a folder from the list to open the selected folder in a new window. Choose "Set Script Preferences" from the list to determine whether the script displays the target folder in a new window or the front window.

To use the Toolbar Scripts, place the scripts in a convenient folder (perhaps a folder you create in your Home Library folder named "Toolbar Scripts"). Open this folder and drag the icons of the scripts you want to use to the Finder Toolbar in the folders window. Your setup is complete. The scripts will now be easily accessible in any Finder window.