Free read software for mac

IcnsReader is a REALbasic module that contains cross-platform code to read a large 128x128 icon from an icns file. Please contribute if youd like!

Completly freeware.

BWAV Reader will read metadata embedded in EBU PCM and some MPEG format Broadcast Wave files, it will also display any available audio format information.

Save/Read Data is a scripting addition for writing and reading data to/from a file. Several other scripting additions can do the same, e.g. those that come with AppleScript 1.1 or Script Tools.
This OSAX addition acts on the data fork of any file, you can read and write this data fork with some script, reading a file put it in a script container. Be carefull with some Fat application data fork they can handle some code for Power Mac.
Enhancements:
- For sys 8.5 update bame parameter "type" now "thetype" is better.

Read/Write Resource is a scripting addition which enables you as the name states to read and write resources.

Completly freeware.

File Inbox Read Msgs is an Entourage AppleScript which finds all "read" messages in yout Inbox and moves them to a "Read" subfolder. Simple and effective.

Delete, Mark Read... is an Entourage script, by Bruce Klutchko and Allen Watson, very useful for quickly marking mail as read and moving it to the deleted items folder.

If the mail has been flagged in the "Junk" category by the junk mail filter, it will be permanently deleted instead of being moved.

If the message is an outgoing message, it will be marked as "sent" before moving (this is to prevent the Deleted Items folder from showing in bold, which it does if it contains unread or unsent messages).

Ever sent an email and wondered if it arrived? In this age of dodgy spam filters and abandoned email addresses, the disappearance of emails is a growing problem. Wouldn’t it be good if there were some way of finding out?

Fortunately, some clever people have already thought of a solution: the Disposition-Notification-To (DNT) email header. What does this do? If you add this, invisibly, to your email message, any compliant email program will send you back an email to tell you the message has been received or read.

Note the word ‘compliant’ there. Unfortunately, Entourage X and 2004 – unlike their Windows-based cousin, Outlook – don’t have a facility for easily adding the DNT header to email messages, although you can configure any of your email accounts to add the header to every message you send out; they also ignore requests for ‘read receipts’ in any incoming emails.

This is where this package of scripts comes in. Included is a script for detecting the DNT header in incoming messages and sending back a standards-compliant read receipt that includes both human and machine-readable notifications that you’ve received the message.

There are also two scripts for adding the DNT header to your own outgoing messages: one that simply toggles the header on and off for each of your email accounts (if the account already has the DNT header it’s removed, without affecting any other headers you might have; if the account doesn’t yet have the DNT header, it’s added); and one that allows you to pick which accounts you want the headers added to.

A collection of 372 Bushisms collected into one screen saver.
Most have the date and the situation where the quote took place.
Enhancements:
- Fixed install message - Once read as "Test" when installing