Free the progressive columns 1.0 software for mac

Temperature Convertor 1.0 is regarded as a professional and smart application which simply converts farenheit to celsius and vice versa - celsius to farenheit!

Ive been working around a strange bug in the Mac OS X Finder with an AppleScript for quite some time now. Most users dont notice the bug at all, but I do.

Column Fix is a small AppleScript which addresses a bug in the Mac OS X Finder related to column view in Finder windows.

Completly freeware.

I noticed the distinct lack of a positioning option in iChats Windows menu, so I added one. Throw this script in Library/Scripts in your home directory, and you can select it in the Scripts menu to tile your iChat windows.

tile iChat windows tiles the windows in a square pattern (i.e. rounds up to the next square number above the open message windows, then divides the screen into rows and columns by that square and fills in til it runs out of message windows). This leaves some screen real-estate unfilled, but wont distort your windows into weird sizes.

Xfile Test Drive 2.1.0.1 is released as the only file manager for Mac OS X, which is capable of seamlessly handling all file systems and detailing and allowing access to all file system information. Purchase includes one year of system upgrades occurring approximately twice per month.

Major Features:

1. Scanned in 90 Seconds
   • The Xfile package also includes the file system scanner Xscan for quickly locating items in the file systems and for conducting perfunctory system security audits. Xscan can scan an entire OS X computer, listing all files in eleven columns of file data, in a time span of one or two minutes even on 'yesterday's hardware'. It can also scan entire networks at the same speed.
   • All items with res

     Enhancements:

     • All modules single-architecture 64-bit for Snow Leopard.
     • New 'express' edition. Nothing to 'install', nothing to uninstall - just open the package and double-click the DMG and everything's ready to run 'as is'.
     • This release is exclusively 64-bit for Snow Leopard.
     • Documentation now updated, core functionality tweaked, more file system info exposed. Legacy builds are still available for 10.4, 10.5, and 32-bit 10.6. Choose either this link (bzip2)

     Requirements:
     

     • OS X universal 10.4 or later (Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard);
     • Very little disk footprint; extremely frugal on RAM.

WebcamGridMovie is a sample app I wrote to gather dynamically generated images into a grid in a movie. It is written with Objective-C and Cocoa.

WebcamGridMovie illustrates how to draw into a NSImage, how to add NSImages to a QTMovie, how to use NSTimer, how to use NSThread, and how to use Core Data. My usage of Core Data is pretty weak in this example. I wanted an easy way to write to a document file and Core Data is about as easy as you can get.

There is no support or warranty for this software. It is as is.
1. Add Name/URL pairs by clicking on the Add button. Removing pairs can be done by selecting the pair and clicking the Remove button.
2. Each pair will show up in a cell in the movie. The size of the cells are determined by Cell Width and Cell Height. Columns is how many columns in the grid.
3. Time Value and Time Scale are for adding each frame to the movie
4. Timer is in seconds. How long the software will wait before adding a frame to the movie. The threads that go and get the images do so every 10 seconds regardless of this setting.
5. Destination is where the movie will be written to. Also, the software writes a log file. The log file is a tab delimited file that contains an average value for each cell. We wrote the software to find occurrences of bad images - they show up as white.

The packed zip includes all the source, as well as the working app. Enjoy!

Torka 1.0 is considered as a straightforward programmer's calculator that shows simple arithmetic and bitwise operations. It accepts input in hex or decimal notation and prints a running log of its operations in two columns, one for hex and one for decimal. It has buttons for each of the operations it supports, but it will also evaluate arithmetic as you type.

Major Features:

1. It is free.
2. It is easy to understand.
3. It has a cool icon.

Requirements: Mac OS 8.6 - OS X

Have you ever been close to a really large rgb display (like the ones they use in pop concerts)? If you look at the picture from close up you will notice that the picture consists of a multitude of red, green, and blue lights. RGB Trini emulates this effect.
RGB Trini will break down your clip into red, green, and blue lights. You can choose the algorithm it uses for this: either scatter the lights (like in more advanced displays) or use red, green, and blue columns.
With RGB Trini you will be able to emulate a really large display. Its a cool effect with few real appliances, we know. This plug was originally created for one specific purpose, and after we were finished we thought that its too cool to let you not have it.
Main features:
area of effect :
- define the area of the clip you want to be affected by the plug-in. all other parts or the clip remain untouched.
scatter:
- controls how the red, green, and blue pixels are arranged. if scatter is on, the pixels will form diagonal lines, of scatter if off, they will form vertical lines.
brightness:
- since breaking down the clip into red, green, and blue lights usually takes away two thirds of the pictures brightness, you can increase overall brightness with this slider. note that this happens at the expense of color fidelity (the picture loses color contrast and turns monochrome white)