Free in the morning software for mac

Morning Store 1.1 is a beneficial and easy to use school-store simulation for students aged ten to twelve. Students buy supplies, set prices, and sell sell sell. The program also contains five store-related problems for students to solve.

Back in the Day accesses a built in database in Mac OS X that contains information on each day of the year and what happened in history on that day. Its interface couldnt be simpler.

You can enter in any date, or press a button to quickly change to todays date. It will never fail to entertain and enlighten you with interesting facts.

War Extreme takes the game War (originally featured as part of Stupid AppleScript Games) to the Extreme!

It adds idiotic statistics, phenomenal speed, and the ability to crudely benchmark your computer over the minimal feature set of the original.

Typeator is an advanced AppleScript used for setting the type and creator codes common to all Macintosh files. It can set codes based on another file, on codes you type in manually, or on codes stored in any of 9 built-in presets. It functions both as a double-clickable app or a droplet.

Cocoa Fortune is a Cocoa wrapper for the infamous UNIX command fortune. Fortune was/is a small utility that can display an interesting, funny or obscene message.
Many UNIX people run it as part of their login sequence so that they each morning are presented with a thought-worthy maxim to consider during the day.
Unfortunately, Apple has chosen to leave fortune out of the standard Mac OS X installation. That is why I chose to make this Cocoa wrapper for the command, so that other people than command-line freaks and programmers can enjoy the interesting comments of fortune.
I also added a few goodies, such as automatic refresh of the quote, and a user-friendly way to select the range of messages displayed.
Enhancements:
- The title bar can be removed
- The shadow can be removed
- The color of the text can be changed
- Enabled copying the current fortune without selecting the text
- Support for speech in Panther
- Can (re)generate .dat index files for fortune files, several at a time
- The fortune list management has been moved to a separate window
- Drag and drop reordering
- Add files by dragging them to the list
- Instead of using the traditional fortune program, fortunes can be retreived from the Internet host with tens of thousands of quotes, described on this page: http://www.update.uu.se/cookie.html
- Bug fixes and minor tweaks:
- Leak that led to resource starvation (file handles) after some time
- Positioning (over/under the menu bar, belove the Dock)
- Minor redraw bug in preferences
- Made it easier to select fonts
- Window fits the text better, even for fortunes that lack a trailing newline
- The window can be locked to the corner of a secondary screen
- (fortune) Better randomization if called multiple times in a short time
- (fortune) Now uses the latest fortune version from the FreeBSD tree
- Added some command key shortcuts for various menu items
- Code cleanups.

ComicViewer lets you quickly and easily view all your favorite webcomics. You can add new webcomics to it quickly, and it includes a helper to assist you in determining the correct search pattern for each comic.

The only thing it can not do is view comics that use more than one image in the comic (if people request it, this may show up in a future release).

Just open the app, select the comic you want, hit Check Site, relax and read your comic. Its as simple as that.

ComicViewer is also AppleScriptable. You can tell it to check any known comic from an AppleScript easily, allowing you to do such things as automatically check all your comics when you log in to your computer in the morning.