Free to expand software for mac

A small utility that simply expands any existing IconDropper pack into a set of folder-based icons. Packs can be expanded by dragging and dropping them onto the utility or by running the program and selecting a pack from within. Helpful for people who do not use IconDropper, but still want to use icons that are available only in pack format.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.5 fixes a bug which only allowed the first 100 icons in a pack to be processed.

Over forty-five Galaxies for OIDS and OIDS.X players, categorized into Easy, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert skill levels.

OIDS Expanding Galaxy I can be played by registered and unregistered users alike.

Calculator+ 1.2.1 Beta is designed as an effective scientific calculator that is the combination of an aqua interface and a drawer to expand its functionality. It features most commonly used algebraic, trigonometric, combinatorics and statistics functions.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.1 or higher

OmniOutliner Export to iCal 1.0.1 is created to export your OmniOutliner task lists to iCal's To Do item list. This disk image file contains a script that allows you to instantly export your Outliner items - and if an outline also contains columns for due dates and priorities, that information will be transferred to iCal as well.

Major Features:

1. Styles: Styles are the visual elements that define the look of your documents: your type face choices, row colors, column background images, and so on. OmniOutliner helps you format on the fly with a super-powerful new Styles system designed to give you everything you need to apply style changes - from one word at a time to document wide.
2. Multiple Column Types: Here's where OmniOutliner really stands apart from other outliners, word processors, or even spreadsheet applications. You can create documents with multiple columns that contain different types of information - like pop-up lists, checkboxes, numerical values, dates, durations, or just plain text. Columns can even dynamically calculate sums for you, or produce averages.
3. Attachments: Whether you're creating a grocery list, marketing budget, or an exhaustive analysis of the mating habits of kangaroo mice, sometimes text just isn't enough. Your OmniOutliner documents can include images, sound files (you can even record audio directly into your document with OmniOutliner Professional), movies, web links, and links to files or applications on your computer.
4. Export Options: Your OmniOutliner documents can be exported as plain text, rich text, OPML, HTML, or you can write your own custom export plugins. OmniOutliner Professional's HTML-exported web pages allow you to expand and collapse items in a browser, and include all of your document's styles. Snazzy! Your outlines can also be turned into presentations by exporting to Apple's Keynote format. Note that some export options shown are only available in OmniOutliner Professional.
5. AppleScript Support: Create AppleScript shortcuts for complicated tasks, or automate the things you do over and over; you'll get more done, and with fewer mistakes. OmniOutliner can also interact with any other AppleScriptable program, so you could, say, create an AppleScript to take a list of actions and dates from OmniOutliner and draw a calendar of them in OmniGraffle (you have heard of that tasty diagramming program OmniGraffle, right?).
6. Batch Find: Now there's a handy new feature for when you need to find a specific word or phrase in your outline. Type in your search word, and OmniOutliner searches your whole outline at once. All of the matching results will show up in the Utility drawer and update with each letter you type, so you get results immediately.
7. Inline Notes: You asked for it, you got it: notes can now be displayed right beneath the items they're associated with, so you can see all of your notes without having to select each item in turn. If you prefer the old way, you can still choose to view notes in a pane at the bottom of the window. It's up to you!

Requirements:

• OmniOutliner 2.2.4
• Mac OS X 10.2

GPixPod let you manage your collection of photos uploading them to your iPod, organizing them in photo albums. Instead of the iTunes synchronization approach, GPixPod let you choose your manual operations on your photos and photo albums, such as adding/deleting individual photos and photo albums, and renaming photo albums.
GPixPod was originally created to support the latest (5G video) Apple iPod, but it now works with iPod Photo and iPod Nano too.

Enhancements
- Fix for iPod Nano, odd code for the save thumbnails menu
- Fix for single folder selection in the filechooser
- New right mouse button context menu in the treeview
- Double click to expand or collapse albums in the treeview
- Some other cleanup for main menu and treeview previews

Many a designer, engineer and layout artist has had a strip of paper taped to the side of their monitor showing the fraction to decimal conversions for various parts of an inch (who can remember what 9/32 of an inch is?).
This widget moves that breakdown to your Dashboard and improves on it. Now, a click on the measurement you are interested in will copy the decimal value to your clipboard for easy insertion into whatever program you happen to be using.
Handy!
Enhancements:
- expand/collapse capabilities.

Control vast armies and carve an Empire from the tribes of ancient Europe. In combat, use military formations and terrain to assure victory. Do you have what it takes to become the next Emperor?
Detailed Features
Epic gameplay
There are large game areas, accurately mapping real world locations. All maps are based on real atlases of the ancient world. The size of the game world combined with the subtle interactions of the game model make for a truly epic game.
20 sides
Each game can have up to 20 AI sides to compete against, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, based on the nations that would have been present at the time of the scenario!
Huge realistic battles
Choose how your troops deploy for battle, controlling their formations, making best use of the terrain available and allowing for their morale and experience. The combat model is being based on historical data to give the most realistic look and feel ever seen in a computer game. Hundreds of men will be displayed to give a really epic feel to the battles. All uniforms and weapons will be based on historical data to make sure they are as accurate as possible.
3D battlefields
The battlefield terrain is made up of 3D rendered terrain. Height are accurately modelled and affects the combat model. Every location has its own unique battlefield.
Detailed economics
Control your cities, allocate workers to collect resources, control city growth, train new regiments. Increase production by constructing new buildings or upgrade your city hall to expand the amount of land that can be worked. Build fortresses for protection and to train better your soldiers.
Replayability
Play each map a number of times in completely different setting. Fight over Italy to unify the tribes into the powerful nation of Rome, then later fight over the same map as the Romans when they are invaded by the fearsome Gauls.
Historical Accuracy
Throughout the design of the game, great care has been taken to ensure that the maps, the scenarios, the soldiers and the game engine capture the flavor of the ancient world and its warfare.
Low Minimum Specs
Hard work has been made to ensure that the minimum specs for the game does not rise unnecessarily. This means that anyone who wants to play the game is able to do so.
Main features:
- Epic gameplay
- Huge Realistic Battles
- 3D Battlefields
- Detailed economics
- Endless Replayability
- Historical Accuracy.