Free writing projects software for mac

TimeCard is a Cocoa application for keeping track of hours worked. You can track multiple projects at once, and manipulate the periods that you work. Save files in XML and export into text.

Nuku 1.5.2 is designed to be a convenient personal tutor which supports teaching you the two native Japanese writing systems, hiragana and katakana. It features both systems, all three main romanization systems and methods of selecting what to learn.

Mac Zoop is a C++ framework for writing general Macintosh applications. This is a comprehensive framework that takes the drudge out of writing apps for Mac OS 7.0 through to 9.x.

Aimed at beginners and smaller projects, it gets you up to speed very quickly. Its very solid, stable, comprehensive, well-supported and above all, free! Comes as source code- requires CodeWarrior.

PTOMAKE is an OS X application to convert from a Project Builder pbproj file to standard makefile.

It will convert simple projects to allow them to be built on other platforms. This is a COMMAND LINE application and the download includes source.

RTFConcat is a very simple tool that allows you to concatenate a number of RTF files in alphabetical order. I wrote it since I like to work with separate RTF files in the early stages of a writing project and only concatenate them when I need to print a draft.

RTFConcat should work with MacOS X 10.2 and later, but has only been tested with 10.3.

The projects demonstrate some experiments implementing limited A.I. (Artificial Intelligence)


With A.I. the computer decides itself which path to take within the boundaries of the program.

Neveredit aims to provide end-user module editing capabilities for Biowares Neverwinter Nights role-playing game, which is sold without an editor on the Macintosh and Linux platforms.
The project is part of the Openknights Consortium, a group of volunteers teaming up to provide tools for this great game.
Neveredit also is open source and its Python code can be re-used for other projects.
Main features:
- loading and saving of existing modules
- property editing for many in-game objects such as creatures, items, placeables and doors
- placing and editing of new in-game objects
- a 3D fully tiled map display for moving objects and seeing their models
- a script editor with superior functionality to Biowares (syntax highlighting, collapsing of code blocks, indentation)
- an integrated script compiler (thanks to Torlacks great work)
- the ability to merge existing hak and erf files into a module
- the NeverEditCommandLineTool for looking up and extracting any game resource or game string reference
- a low-level API for reading almost all and writing most Neverwinter Nights files
- a high-level API for manipulating NWN resources at the conceptual level of doors, areas and scripts.

The Assistant Kit is a kit to create a Set-up/Installation Assistant using the same User Interface than the one of the Apple Installer or Display Calibrator utility. Its made of a collection of Cocoa sources and resources that are available under a BSD License.
At the moment of this writing, the documentation for this Kit is not complete yet. Nevertheless, theres a sample project included with the source code which will show you how to tuse this kit and you can have a look at the source code for the CVS Set-up Assistant which is available under a BSD License too.
Enhancements:
- Enh: Admin authentication is now handled.
- Change: The license for the source has been set to a BSD License to clarify the situation.