Free to save software for mac

Versioned Save is an AppleScript that lets you emulate in InDesign 1.5.x the auto saving of versions of a document performed by QuarkXPress.

Basically, you nominate a backup folder and how many versions you wish to retain. Each time you save a document, a copy is made in the backup folder, followed by a number.

You will be asked to set the preferences when the script is first run, when it cant find the backup folder, and when it is invoked without any documents open.

Flasave is an AppleScript that enables you to save text files from Flash projector.

In first line of this script (currently "runme") you must set name of the projector and it must be in the same directory where applescript is!

In order to use this applescript and to save files you must use "save" movie clip included in save.fla demo file.

Save a BNDL gets the Finder to recognize changes in a files BNDL resource without requiring rebuilding the Desktop Database or rebooting. It only runs under System 7.0 and later.
A files BNDL Resource controls what icon the Finder uses for the file and what other kinds of files can be dragged & dropped onto it. The Finder keeps a copy of this information in the Desktop Database, so if a files BNDL changes, the copy will be out of date.
One way to update the Finder is to reboot with the cmd & option keys down, rebuilding the entire Desktop Database. This can be very slow, especially for large hard drives. In addition, rebuilding the Desktop Database doesnt always produce the desired results. If there are multiple copies of a file around - one of their BNDLs will be used, possibly not the one you want.
Save a BNDL gives you control over the Desktop Database: If you want a certain copy of an application file to be the one providing the icons and being the one that is launched when you open (double click) a document with the apps creator, then simply drag it onto Save A BNDL and youre set.
Enhancements:
- This update to Save a BNDL 1.4 does now support so-called "Application Packages", too.

Requirements:
None

The Save Web Note Camino script will get the selected text from Caminos current tab and automatically append it to a daily file.
The first time you run the script on a given day, a new dated file is created in a Web Notes folder, which the script also creates as needed in your Documents folder. For instance, each time you run the script on June 24, 2009, the selected text will be saved to the file ~/Documents/Web Notes/webnotes-062409.txt.
The script does not open the file, allowing you to surf-and-save until you decide its time to review your notes. You should avoid, however, running the script while the file is open in another application, or unexpected results might occur. A custom toolbar icon is included with the file.
Installation: Unzip and move script to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/ where the tilde (~) represents your home folder, creating any subfolders that dont already exist. The Save Web Note script will appear under a "Camino Scripts" heading in your system-wide Script menu when Camino is the frontmost application. Place the Save Web Note script on the Camino toolbar by dragging them from the "Customize Toolbar" drop-down sheet.

System requirements:
- Camino 2.0 Beta 3 or later

Adobe Acrobat 5.0 further supports Network Publishing by making information available over a broad range of hardware and software.

The Save As XML Plug-In for Acrobat 5.0 allows users to save time by repurposing content. Users can now easily save content into XML, HTML or plain text from a tagged Adobe PDF file and place that content in other tools to reuse the information.

A tagged Adobe PDF file can be generated from Microsoft Office 2000 applications, by using the Acrobat 5.0 Web Capture feature to convert a website to Adobe PDF, by using the Make Accessible Plug-In, or by sending PostScript+pdfmark through Acrobat Distiller.

The structure which the creating program embeds in the PDF file will come back out in the XML or HTML generated by the Save As XML Plug-In.