Free to execute software for mac

Contour Shuttle is a set that contains the driver(s) for all Shuttle devices: Contour Design ShuttlePRO V2, ShuttleXpress, and ShuttlePRO driver.
Featuring KeyComposer, and new Final Cut Pro/Express settings for the ShuttlePRO V2. Access Multiple Keystroke Combinations with One Touch with Key Composer, Macintosh audio/video application users can now assign multiple keystroke combinations, or macros, to execute from a single button on the ShuttlePRO V.2.
These macros can be executed either all at once, or step by step, giving ShuttlePRO V.2 users much more control over audio/video applications.
In Final Cut Pro for example, users can now:
- Automate repetitive multi-step tasks
- Group similar commands, views, or tools to a single button
- Control your VTR or camcorder with precision.

Enhancements
- New settings for Adobe CS3/4 Suite and Apples Final Cut Studio.
- Tested and confirmed Leopard support.
- Universal driver for Intel- and PowerPC-based Mac computers.

TCstripper scans files for inappropriate Type & Creator (potential trojan horses)
TCstripper is an AppleScript droplet to check if files with document file extensions (eg. MP3, PDF, JPG) contain Mac OS Type & Creator information which enables the file to execute potentially malicious code if openend by double clicking or Cmd-O in the Finder.
TCstripper allows to check multiple files, folders, and nested folders at once by drag&drop.
TCstripper identifies suspicious files and then offers to trash it or to deactivate the inappropriate Type & Creator info so the file can be openend without the ability to execute code which can be hidden in ID3 tags of MP3 files for example.
Enhancements:
- Added: Ability to process nested folders
- Added: Ability to trash files
- Added: Ability to skip files
- Added: Quit dialog
- Added: ReadMe.

Privileged Exec is an AppleScript framework that makes it extremely easy to create applications that run Unix commands as root, without prompting the user for an administrator password every time.

This is accomplished by securely storing an administrator password in the default keychain.

This password can then be used to run any Unix commands as root with no user interaction. By putting your code in the handler „theCommands()‰ you quickly create an application that can run any Unix tasks you want with no user interaction after initial setup. The first time your application is run, it will ask the user for an administrator password.

This password will then be stored in the system Keychain and on subsequent runs, your application will retrieve the password from the keychain and use the password to execute any commands that you want to run with administrator privileges. All of the password management is provided in the Privileged Exec framework.

toolserver(1) is a command line program to invoke ToolServer and to execute MPW tools.
For example, thanks to toolserver(1), you can use PowerPC and 68K MPW C/C++ compilers with GNU Make or Xcode. You can also use GNU Make to compile native code of Newton packages, such as LPR Driver.
Enhancements:
- [CODEFIX] Create temporary files in Classics temporary folder.
- [CODEFIX] Fixed a bug where the paths to the files were not null terminated (thanks Ben).
- [CODEFIX] Updated the project for Xcode 2.0 (removed libstdc++).

Rename Xcode Project is a small utility that renames Xcode projects.
How many times will be capitato of wanting to change you name to the plan
that you were carrying ahead with Xcode. A functionality of official rinomina is not present in xCode (at least until version 1,5). The only solution is that one to execute one complex procedure.
I have enclosed this procedure in a eseguibile for the Cocoa atmosphere. Written totally in Objective-C and available for the download the sources rilasciati under licence GNU GPL comprised.
I wanted ringraziare Enrico Vettorato for the aid during the phase of test of the application. Enrico has written the tutorial of the procedure for rinominare manually.
Enhancements:
- Universal binary.

iTKO LISA WS-Testing 3.5 brings a feature-rich and trustworthy no-code web services test authoring and execution solution that both developers and QA/Business teams can use. The solution offers the functionality you expect from the leading Web Services testing tool on the market today - and supports all of the current protocols and unit/functional/regression tests you need to build and launch thorough test workflows against your WSDL and SOAP objects.

LISA WS-TestingTM supports deep testing of WSDL (Web Services Directory Language) libraries, and the SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) objects that they generate. LISA allows you to test these "headless" components as if accessing them from multiple web interfaces or through other web services. And further, LISA lets you directly map to your services without ever developing a test client or maintaining scripts.

Benefits:

1. No-code testing means less time coding tests and test clients, and more time testing.
2. Developers and non-developers can rapidly learn and use LISA.
3. "Live Interaction" lets you author and adjust the test as you observe live behavior from the web service, and you can continue to execute your tests without recompiling test code.
4. Use LISA's easy point-and-click testing interface, then launch LISA tests from a command line.
5. LISA runs on any client and supports Java and .NET and any other SOAP-compliant web services.Since LISA WS-Testing test cases and test runs are saved as XML files, you can incorporate them easily into your process as attachments to groupware, SCM (Source Code Management) issue tracking and requirements management tools.

Major Features:

1. No-code SOAP/XML recording/testing and WSDL exploration and test maintenance. All you need to know is the URL to capture and invoke any type of test against a web service!
2. Use the same tests throughout design, development, deployment and performance/service maintenance processes of Java or .NET-based web services.
3. Multiple roles. LISA is no-code automated testing, meaning developers no longer have to script tests, and non-programming team members in QA and business requirements teams can also get involved in functional testing.
4. Multiple systems. One LISA test case can follow a complex workflow and validate multiple web sessions, web services, and servers. LISA supports active sessions, WS-Security protocols, authentication and magic strings, so it lets you test systems just as your end users will.

Enhancements: Now compatible with Mac OS X 10.5.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later.