Free playlists for running software for mac

Random Playlist Creator is an application that randomly generates iTunes playlists from a source playlist, which can be of any type that references Library tracks (Library, normal, smart, Purchased Songs, Party Mix are the types that come to mind). It requires that iTunes is running: when run, it will start iTunes if necessary and will automatically quit if iTunes quits.
Main features:
- Creates multiple iTunes playlists of a specified combined file size or playing time. The number of playlists created is dependent on the number of tracks in the source playlist.
- Creates "super-playlists", each consisting of one or more segments (each segment comprises an iTunes playlist). This feature is especially useful for flash-based MP3 players with expansion cards where the internal memory is a different size than the expansion memory.
- Allows the last generated super-playlist to be randomly padded with tracks from previously generated super-playlists.
- Allows groups of tracks to be kept together in a specified order within the generated playlists. This feature is useful for albums where multiple tracks comprise a single contiguous song and some of the tracks do not stand very well on their own, such as the tracks that comprise each LP side of Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon.
- Track groupings can be defined either by creating a specially-named playlist or by defining the "grouping" ID3 tag in each song file.
- The defined track groupings can be individually enabled or disabled for use when generating random playlists with track groupings.
- Allows a group of tracks to either be constrained to a single segment (if its possible for the group to fit completely within one segment) or to span multiple segments within a super-playlist.
- Provides an enhanced shuffle mode where an entire playlist can be shuffled into a single new playlist with the track groupings intact.
- Provides an option to use only the MP3-formatted files in the source playlist -- useful for MP3 CDs and non-iPod MP3 players.
Enhancements:
- Presets can be defined to allow quick selection of often-used settings.

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.

iLike Sidebar for iTunes 1.1.41 is a rather praiseworthy program for iTunes which helps users share your playlists with friends, discover FREE music from new artists who match your tastes, share your music library and tastes online.

Enhancements: Version 1.1.41 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

• Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

Running Applications will allow its users to easily send basic commands to running applications on the Telekinesis host machine. Running Applications uses AppleScript to hide, show, bring to front and restart applications.
You can also execute any menu in the application and manipulate any applications windows in the following ways:
- Close
- Minimize
- Zoom
- Close
- Bring to Front
- Cycle
- Interact Visually (using Screen.tapp)
This can be a faster way of performing basic application functions then using the built in Screen.tapp.

System requirements:
- iPhone

Enhancements
- Added Leopard compatibility. Beta visual interaction code.