Free list software for mac

StartupList creates a Startup Screen file in your system folder so that while its starting up, you see your to-do list instead of the Mac OS loading screen.

Haxial KDX Sound Lists Edit allows you to produce Sound List files that can be used with KDX.

To use Sound Lists with KDX Client, create a folder named "Sound Lists" in the same folder as KDX. Put your Sound List files in that folder.

Then in KDX, click Settings, and your files should appear in the menu under "Sound List".

play list writer is a poor mans CD case insert maker. It takes the play list showing in iTunes and places it in an AppleWorks document ready for printing. The duration of each track in the play list is also included.

To use the script, save it in a folder called Scripts inside the iTunes folder in the Library folder in your Home folder. A Scripts menu containing the name of the script will then appear in the iTunes menu bar. To use it for the currently showing play list you just run the script by choosing it in the Scripts menu, modify the resulting AppleWorks document as you wish, then print the document out.

If you cut the resulting page to 4.75 inches wide by 9.5 inches long and fold it in half it will be just the right size to slide into a CD case.

Text Lists is a small scripting addition which allows you to convert text to lists and vice versa.

Add to Blocked Servers is an AppleScript for Camino that adds an URL to Caminos list of blocked servers.

Completly freeware.

FileVault-proof Finder selection to alias list is a workaround for a major FileVault/Finder applescript bug in Panther/Tiger:
When applescripting Apples Finder, it fails to treat FileVault-protected items as regular Finder items - an unbelievable bug in Panthers original FileVault incarnation that sadly survived the move to Tiger. Among several other, often scriptbreaking effects, this causes an applescript to error out whenever it tries to coerce a FileVault-protected item into an AppleScript alias via the Finder. It also breaks many Automators workflows that use the Finder selection as input.
The script offers a "Vanilla AppleScript" way to bypass the Finder when coercing FileVault-protected items into aliases or POSIX items. When run, it converts the full Finder selection into a complete list of aliases, even when the selection contains FileVault-protected items.
FileVaults buggy AppleScript implementation also errors out when the Finder tries to access any regular Finder item property for FileVault-protected items. But by getting to the alias stage as in this script, it becomes possible to call the "info for" command, that luckily also bypasses the Finder and returns many of the Finders regular item properties (like "name", "file type", "kind" and "file creator").
Enhancements:
- Cleans up the crucial finderDocToAlias handler code and adds some tutorial comments.

Tasks->iPod is an AppleScript that will take the task list from Microsoft Entourage and put it onto an iPod.

Completly freeware.

When Outlook Express makes a contact entry for a mailing list, it annoyingly puts the first word as a "first name" and the rest of it as a "last name", and alphabetizes it according to this spurious "last name" in the Address Book.

This makes it impossible to find if youre ever looking for it in the Address Book. This script overcomes this.