Free to see software for mac

Point N See is a utility to enlarge dynamically a portion of the screen to read fine print or see more detail in an image.

When you launch Point N See you see two windows. The small window on the left is a Control Panel; the larger window is the Display Window. As you move the mouse about your screen you see a dynamic display of the desktop around your mouse enlarged in the Display Window.

You can turn the Display Window on and off and choose four levels of magnification (Slight - x2, Medium - X3, Larger - x4 and Largest - x5) from the Control Panel.

BruteForce 0.1 provides you a powerful framework for debugging interactions which allows you to see debugging information about selected Cocoa classes during run-time. It is useful for tracking down subtle bugs related to interaction with or between Cocoa's classes.

Today in NM brings you arts- and culture-related events from around New Mexico to your desktop by tapping New Mexico CultureNet’s RSS feed of the same name.

Events load automatically and refresh once a day without intervention. Click on the arrows to see event descriptions.

Click on the title of an event to see more detail about it on the New Mexico CultureNet web site.

Net Stat GUI is a simple graphical user interface to the netstat command to see active TCP/UDP connections.

Completly freeware for personal use.

See the latest, most impressive images of the sun The Solar Viewer widget allows you to see near-realtime images of the sun on your computer desktop. These amazing images come from NASA/ESA’s SOHO missions, NASA TRACE satellite, and the Big Bear Observatory.

More information as well as links to full-sized versions of solar images are provided. This widget was developed by Ideum (www.ideum.com) for NASA’s Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum.

iComic was developed because, unfortunately for comic fans, iTunes transforms all photos (or jpeg comic images) to a downscaled resolution when transferring to your iPod touch or iPhone so comic jpegs are unreadable. ComicViewer and iComic utilise the touch-screen zoom, landscape view and accelerometer to provide a great portable electronic comic book reader and zipped image viewer.

System requirements:
- iPhone

See No Evil will hide whatever is on your computer screen with a click of the mouse. Simply click a floating button and your screen will be hidden.

Move the mouse or tap a key and your screen will be revealed. Command-drag the floating button to move it around. See No Evil can also be configured to hide everything but the Finder.

Sweet Sixteen allows you to see the RGB and Hex values of any particular colour.
It also allows you to see the colour associated with any particular RGB or Hex value that you input.
Simple. Efficient. Free (or you can donate).
Enhancements:
- Web-safe and HSL representations shown;
- Multiple undo/redo;
- Better looking standard widgets;
- New copy buttons to put CSS-style representations on the clipboard.