Free qpid 0.5 software for mac

Fields is a small force field simulator for Mac OS X. Particles react to each other an/or to the mouse.
Launch it, and play with the parameters! Its possible to go to fullscreen mode.
Enhancements:
- First Public Release.

Webdy is a GPL program that puts a web page on your desktop. Transparency and the default home page can be set on the Preferences window.

The Webdy icon comes from Neil Dixon (nellus(at)mac.com). I can only provide minimal support, use the source code included in the download. Tested on Mac OS X 10.3.2 and Xcode 1.1

SpotInside is a small tool that helps you search documents and preview their contents with keyword highlighted.
Enhancements:
- Command+G jumps next match in the text content view.
- Dragging a row of the result table copies its file path.
- Clicking Search button by holding option key filters existing result paths by regex (regular expression).

With iPodTrans you can copy songs from your iPod to your mac. Simple and efficient, music copying is only a few clicks away.
Main features:
- copy multiple songs at once
- integrated mp3 player.

IPCalc is a subnet calculator. It leverages the amazing SipCalc as its engine. The app is geared toward IT professionals and people who want to learn about IP subnetting. The basic input elements are: An IP address, expressed as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (e.g. 192.168.125.100) A subnet mask, expressed as dotted decimal xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (e.g. 255.255.255.0) or a CIDR (number of bits) expressed as XX (e.g. 24) There are two modes of operation... basic and advanced. Advanced will show additional information (such as hex and binary forms). Additionally, the Advanced mode allows for "what if" analysis.
Enhancements:
- Now a Universal Binary Application
- Minor optimizations.

Unfortunalely Apples iSync does not (yet?) support Symbian v3 phones from SonyEricsson such as p990i,W950i and M600.
This application tries to fill this gap. By using p990iCal you can transfer events from your phone to iCal and vice versa.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a couple of bugs, for instance the program would crash if you have a date before 1900 in your iCal. Then I realized that some of you have dates as early as 1430 (even with alarm....), I dont really understand why, but these are now correctly handled (i.e. omitted).
- ToDo items are also included into the calculation to determine the size of the output file (could have been a problem if you had many todo items). Then only ToDo items of the selected calendars (preferences) are now sent to the phone.
- Some other minor bug fixes.
- And: GERMAN Localisation! If anybody else wants to localize in his/her language you are very welcome (just send me an email and youll get the file, the big work is acutally the help menu).
- WARNING: could not extensively test this version, but as some had problems with the previous version and Ill be off for a week, thought it makes sense to post this release. (as soon as I know it works ok, Ill send out the newsletter to registered users). Please comment!

Incisor is a simple, lightweight image editor.

Drag a photo from an app like Safari, Firefox, or iPhoto onto the Incisor window or its dock icon.
Resize, crop, and rotate the photo with easy-to-use visual tools.
Drag the result directly from Incisor into your blogging software, mail message, or FTP client, or onto the desktop.

Use Incisor when you dont want to save an interim file, or when you just want to make simple edits for which iPhoto or Photoshop would be overkill.

This is the initial release. New features can be added if there is enough demand.