Free to activate software for mac

DockRestarter is a very useful AppleScript that relaunches the Mac OS X Dock when it freezes.

You can use DockRestarter as a standalone application or as an AppleScript menu item.

The Script Menu Item Installer will first activate the AppleScript menu in the menu bar; after the Installation DockRestarter will be accessible in the aforementioned AppleScript menu (see folder "Dock Scripts").

ChimeraBooster allows you to add HTTP pipelining to the Chimera browser so that it sends multiple packets to a webserver instead of one package for each hit.

Most of the present servers they support this acceleration. This Script change Chimers preferences to activate this function. Spanish readme version also available.

This AppleScript will activate BT CAM, enter your password, play the camera, start the upload, and hide BT CAM.

BT CAM can be used to upload a webcam image at a specified interval, the drawback is that you need to check the FTP Upload box and type in your password every time you start BT CAM. This AppleScript will solve this problem. It sets FTP upload, enters the password, plays the camera, and hides BT CAM when its done. BT CAM saves the ftp server, username, and delay time, but not your password.

To use your FTP password:
Simply open the application in Script Editor, look for the line
(*Enter password here*)
keystroke "abc123"
And replace abc123 with your password and save.

Very useful when used as a startup item.

Docking Maneuvers 1.1 is a simple, free tool designed for empowering you to move the Dock to any edge of the screen, and anchor it in any corner. The software configures the Dock to activate this functionality, which is disabled by default in the shipping version of Mac OS X.

Dock Library 1.2 brings you an outstanding and totally free application which takes the headache out of managing styles for your Leopard dock. Once downloaded, there's no need to expand or unpack the file, just click "Import" to add it to Dock Library. When you have some styles in your library, you're a simple click away from changing the look of your dock. No hunting through hidden system directories, just select the dock you want and click "Activate".

Requirements: Both Leopard and Snow Leopard

NetStatInDock is a little application which shows the network statistics in the Dock.
NetStatInDock uses the modules to draw a graph of the network statistics in the Dock. To activate and configure the modules, please choose NetStatInDock > Preference... menu. On the preference panel, please choose a module you would like to use. If the selected module is configurable, please click Configure... button to configure it.
Enhancements:
Changes & Improvements
- Compiled as the universal binary.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug that the chronological graph is not drawn properly.

Clipboard Scripts are a group of AppleScripts designed to provide users with a quick and easy way to become more efficient in their everyday routines. By automating small tasks that users perform frequently, these scripts will help to reduce common repetition in an average users day. This generates more time for focusing on other important tasks.

Clipboard Scripts use the clipboard as the basis for the tasks they perform. The clipboard is a part of the Mac OS which holds data when copying and pasting in different applications. When you select text in a document, and choose "Copy" from the "Edit" menu, the text is copied to the clipboard. The AppleScripts that make up "Clipboard Scripts" are built to perform various tasks to text data on the clipboard.

Clipboard Scripts are intended to be triggered from the Apple "Script Menu", which is included with Mac OS X. You may need to "activate" the script menu, if you havent done so already. This can be done by double clicking on the "Script Menu.menu" item in the "Applications > AppleScript" folder on your Mac OS X computer. Once you have done this, a script icon should appear in your menu bar at the top of the screen.

Scripts used in the scripts menu may be triggered from within any application.
Youll notice that a fairly wide range of scripts are installed by default. "Clipboard Scripts" help to extend that base set by providing additional useful functionality.

This solution includes the following scripts:
• Add Prefix - Prompts for a prefix, and adds that prefix to the beginning of each paragraph on the clipboard. The modified text is then placed back on the clipboard to be pasted into the desired location.

• Add Suffix - Prompts for a suffix, and adds that suffix to the end of each paragraph on the clipboard. The modified text is then placed back on the clipboard to be pasted into the desired location.

• Convert to Lowercase - Converts the text on the clipboard to lowercase format. The converted text is then placed back onto the clipboard to be pasted into the desired location.

• Convert to Uppercase - Converts the text on the clipboard to upper case format. The converted text is then placed back onto the clipboard to be pasted into the desired location.

• Display Length - Counts the characters or paragraphs of the text on the clipboard, and displays the count to the user.