Free process time code software for mac

Process Photo CD is an AppleScript for PhotoFlash that will batch process a range of images from a photo CD.
It even offers the option to rotate images and run another processing script on each image as it is extracted and saved to a pre-indicated location.

Completly freeware.

Requirements:
Control Strip Module

OtherTime displays time in the specified time zone with a clock icon in the Dock. I created this as a part of Mac OS X program learning. So it does not have bells/whistles

This AppleScript Collection contains 4 scripts that will calculate how much time you have spent listening to your music.

There are four different ways to customize the calculation.

Freeware.

Arrow Drawing Code is a REALbasic example that shows how to draw an arrow with parameters such as body width, arrow head width, and arrow head length.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Wheels of Time - Time is marked by the number of "pegs".

Many options are available.

Portugal Area Code is a simple application that provides to the user a listing with the Portugal area codes.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Area codes do change sometimes. This script will walk through your Entourage Address Book, finding all the phone numbers whose area code is "123", changing them to "456" (you specify the numbers, of course).

It looks at each type of phone number in turn--home phone, business phone, fax phone, and so on. When it finds a match on the old area code, it (optionally) displays the name or company it has found with the old and new numbers, and lets you choose whether or not to apply the proposed change.

The script first does a fast but "fuzzy" match, finding all contacts whose telephone number contains the area code. That means that searching for "212" would match a phone number like "914-555-1212" as well as "212-555-3456". It briefly reports the number of _possible_ matches; this process greatly reduces the number of contacts that must be searched (especially it eliminates all those with nothing in the phone number fields).

Then, it does a careful examination of the number for each contact in that limited list, allowing for parentheses, dashes, and leading 0s and 1s, and it offers to change only those that actually include those digits as an area code. It preserves such additional characters in making the change.