Free tell me a story software for mac

Tell Me A Story 1.1.1 is an easy to use and free application which speaks a story or text. This could be used for children who can not read or for people with poor eyesight after texts are added to the bookshelf. Click on a story title to hear it read. You can pause/continue or stop a story. Two stories are built-in and it is easy to add stories. The large buttons, large fonts and easy operation make it simple to use.

Cave Story, or Doukutsu Monogatari, is a Japanese freeware PC side-scrolling platformer game developed by StudioPixel. It has been translated into English by Aeon Genesis Translations and will have an official translation script published sometime in the near future.

Cave Story is really one of those games that can be considered a masterpiece of game design. There are so many wonderful and classic gaming elements, that I cannot even begin to describe just one quality well enough to say “It is for this one reason alone that Cave Story is a great game.” There is just so much effort, originality and ingenuity behind this game and it really shows more and more as you play through it.

The developer, Pixel spent five years making this game as fun and as great as it is by adding solid controls, smooth gameplay, a great cast of characters and dialogue, an interesting plot, good music and beautiful old-school 2-D artwork.

And on top of all this added multiple endings, several boss battles, tons of items to collect, all kinds of added secret bonuses and special challenges, various and considerably different methods of playing through the game depending on your actions, competition ranking features and an extremely high replay value. For a freeware game it is fairly lengthy too.

Cave Story is by far the best freeware game I have ever had the honor of playing through and certainly one of the best games I’ve played.

The gameplay plays like a combination of various NES/Famicom games. Some that come to mind are Metroid, Castlevania, Megaman, Blaster Master and Monster Mash. Pixel’s art style and character design and boss battles are very reminiscent of Treasure games, like Gunstar Heroes, which happens to be one of my personal favorite games of all time.

So if you are a fan of any of these titles, then you are in for a real treat. It was a wonderful and addicting experience playing through it and I hope anyone reading this who has not already played this game will give it a shot.
You surely won’t be disappointed. It reminded me of why I enjoy playing videogames.

Write Me 4.1 is an effective tool for creating 'Read Me' and 'EULA' (End-User License Agreement) file templates.

Major Features:

1. Write Me handles the bulk, all you have to do is enter a little bit of information and the files will be created quickly in what ever format you choose.
2. Saving time which you can spend working on the software, your website, or in bed.

Requirements: Mac OS 8.1 - 9.2.2

QALL-ME Framework is a SOA-based framework for mutlilingual question answering (QA) systems that answer natural language questions with the help of a domain ontology and structured answer data sources from freely specifiable domains.

Note: QALL-ME Framework can be distributed only under the terms of the Apache License.

Enhancements
- Improve internal structure of the file release package (#8, Iustin Dornescu, Christian Spurk)
- Fix for MS Internet Explorer not recognizing the encoding of documentation pages (#9, Christian Spurk)
- NEWS file added (Christian Spurk)

Validate Me is a nifty application that will verify your webpage based on W3C web standards from your desktop.
It supports validation for HTML, CSS, and XHTML.
Enhancements:
- No need for the "http://" when entering URLs
- HTML for W3C badge is provided
- Support for XHTML 1.1.

Tickle-Me Pikachu is a Mac OS X version of the classic game for Mac OS 9 and below. Choose between a feather and a finger to make Pikachu laugh with delight. Hours of entertainment for all ages.
Enhancements:
- Updated the cursors so they dont look so boring (now theyre colorful!).
- Pikachu is now more ticklish.
- Removed resize control from window.
- Made window title consistent with rest of application.

Requirements:
PowerPC, MacOS 8.0 or later.

Give me Sushi brings some yummies right on your desktop! Ikura, maguro, uni and the rest (uni makes some of us go ick :-) Grab your chopsticks and dig in!

All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for personal use.