Free throughout software for mac

In the distant future, mankind has racing fever - space racing fever! The most spectacular race in the solar system is known simply as “The Asteroid Run.” Contestants race through rings and try to avoid the dangerous asteroids.

Few brave souls dare take up the challenge and even fewer survive! Do you have what it takes to be a champion?

Asteroid Run - Fly your trusty spaceship through a dense and dangerous asteroid belt in this Apple Dashboard widget.

Instructions: The object of the game is to make it through as many rings as possible before the time runs out or your spaceship sustains too much damage. There are two health items throughout the course that can repair a bar of damage and each cleared ring will extend the remaining time by 3 seconds.

Controls: - Left and Right arrow keys - turn left and right - Up and Down arrow keys - turn down and up (notice they are reversed like flight simulator controls)
option (alt) - accelerate - control - brake - 1,2,3 - change camera view

This is a beta release of Gamut, a graphical client for the Volity game platform. Were still working on it, but it is complete enough to both play existing games and to use as a Volity game development tool.
Main features:
Basic Jabber functionality
- Maintain a roster of your buddies
- Chat privately, or in chat rooms
Basic Volity functionality
- Use the Game Finder to create or join Volity tables
- lay games using SVG/ECMAScript UI files
- Invitation system (recently improved)s
- Summon bots to provide automated competition
Extended Volity stuff
- View players game records and profiles
- The beginnings of a Volity.net website (linked to throughout the app).
Enhancements:
- Added a "nicknames" field to the Seat object you get in the ECMAScript UI. So you can do info.gameseats[0].nicknames. (This puts us at ECMAScript API 3.2.)
- Added a "Request Bot From..." menu option, for when the bookkeeper doesnt know about your bot.
- Gamut now supports the new bot and bot factory API. If a parlor supplies a list of bots, Gamut will let you choose one; if the parlor supplies bot factories, the client will query them and display the bots they have available. If no bots are available, the "invite bot" menu option will be greyed out. Old-style parlors will get the old-style behavior (a single "invite bot" menu option, whether they offer bots or not).
- Added a "Remember password" option to connect dialog box.

Useful utility if you have multiple files scattered throughout various directoryes that you want consolidated in one single folder. Normally this would entail a lot of effort opening windows, and finding the files you want to move, and then copying or moving each one to the new location.
Now you can do this in two easy steps. First, navigate to each item and drag it into the DropZone, then navigate to where you want them all to be and drag each one out of the DropZone into the destination folder. Here you go!

DropZone has a Aqua-Style interface that mimics the Apple bezels...

Useful Tips
Control click on DropZone to open a contextal menu from which you can:
Clean the file pile.
Copy all file paths to clipboard.
Hold down Command Key and Drag the DropZone for place it on your favourite screen position.

Entourage Events 2 Web allows you to export calendar events from Microsoft Entourage X.
Entourage Events 2 Web enables you to transfer calendar events from Microsoft Entourage to a web-based calendar.
Enhancements
- Fixed a problem that caused some strings to be written to the HTML file with extraneous "invisible" characters.
- Added the option to specify an alternate HTML character encoding. See "Custom HTML" on page ?5 of the manual.
- Changed the "Description" column name to "Subject" throughout to be consistent with the terminology in Entourage X.
- Added a checkbox to the Appearance preferences tab to allow one to show/omit the "Subject" column. This allows you to show a time commitment, but to hide the subject.

Enhancements
- Minor bug fixes.

Everything you need to follow your team through the course of the season and into the playoffs. Features the entire schedule for the season, localized game times, team highlighting, standings, stats and much much more...
Enhancements:
- A number of bug fixes
- Completely rewritten and simplified.
- Adds "Three Day", "This Week", "Todays Games", "Yesterdays Results", and "Entire Season" to the view options.
- Updating and loading times are now significantly faster.
- Now includes the standings by league, conference and division.
- Includes team game statistics as well as league stats.
- New graphics throughout.
- Uses team numbers.
- Includes 10 different graphic backgrounds to choose from, and 3 different text versions.
- Brighter more vivid win/loss highlighting, including orange for overtime losses.
- Larger more legible text.
- The jersey database can be searched in the widget, and includes numbers and jersey types in the descriptions.
- Game results are now updated more often.

theGRADER 2.0.3 is a program assisting you to manage your students, their grades, and comments on their work without looking at the ugly graphs and charts of spreadsheet applications.

theGRADER is a utility, that tracks assignments and figures grades for an entire class throughout a semester. It is made to be simple, powerful and clean.

We made Disctop to bring a bit of fun in working with your brand new iMac G5, although it can be of use as well, and not only for owners of an iMac. Normally when you insert a CD in your Mac it disappears, but where does it go? They simply pop up on your desktop!
Enhancements:
- Universal binary, Disctop now runs natively on Intel based macs
- Added support for new mac models
- Added (Brazilian) Portuguese language
- Added option to clear artwork
- Consistent CD size throughout different Mac models
- Fixed a numer of bugs.

Enhancements:

• Minimum is now Mac OS X 10.5 (recommend you use at least 10.5.4)
• InCDius 2.5 is now a 64-bit universal application, compiled for PowerPC, Intel-32 and Intel-64 architechures.
  
• The underlying database engine has been switched from Berkely DB to the Apple included SQLite 3
• The ability to read the ancient CD Remote Prefs file has been removed as it relied on deprecated Resource Manager calls.
• QuickTime playback of audio tracks has been removed as being deprecated.
• Removed use of Internet Config API to retrieve users email address as being extremely deprecated.
• All deprecated API calls have been removed: Carbon, Resource Manager, the C API to QuickTime, various messages to standard Cocoa objects, etc.
• Objective C 2.0 fast enumeration is used throughout where appropriate.
• A threaded progress dialog has been added to XML export and import, and CD Removal.
• Moved to NSInteger/NSUInteger throughout as part of 64-bit upgrade.
• No longer lazy-load data. The entire database is read into memory at launch time. This trades startup time cost for simplicity, and high performance afterwards.
• Icon colors changed from greenish to a deep blue, now use 512x512 icon.
• Proper standard search text field with the little magnifying glass icon.
• Removed custom striped tables for standard Cocoa striping of tables throughout.
• Moved to modern .xib bundles from .nib bundles.
• CD Record database key is now a SHA1 hash of the TOC data. (Minimizing chances of a collision, but not eliminating them)
• The database is now tested against the 15,000 disk collection of one of my users, rather than my own paltry 250 disk collection.
• Resized the row height of the user info tracks field in the edit window to avoid system warning about being too tall.
• Moved place where database is stored into (user account)/Libray/Application Support/Generally Helpful Software/InCDius 2.5

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) or above.
• Enough Audio CDs to make organizing them worthwhile.