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Last Start? 1.3
Last Start? - Displays how much time has passed since last startup more>>
Example: The computer has been on for: 1 day. 20 hours. 5 minutes. 13 seconds.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Full rewrite for Mac OS X.
Last Start? is a feature-rich and trustworthy software giving you how many was passed since the ... Last Start? 1.2 is a feature-rich and trustworthy software giving you how many was passed sinceQuicktrack Start V
Asset, item or loan tracking system. more>>
A full license is free with the purchase of any barcode reader from barcodereaders.com.
Radio Startup 1.0.3
Allows you to start your iTunes radio and applies your custom settings. more>> Allows you to start your iTunes radio and applies your custom settings.
Radio Startup is a simple Automator program intended to start your day off right. I like to start my workday with music, but I want it to start at a nice low-medium volume level. Radio Startup will set your computer volume and iTunes volume at a reasonable level, then begin playing a specified iTunes Radio Station for you, or if you would like, it will randomly pick a station from a list of stations you have chosen (For more information on this option, see the section entitled "MULTIPLE STATIONS" below).
Radio Startup will also work for podcast episodes, and stations not in the iTunes "Radio" menu. For podcasts, add selected episodes to the "Radio" playlist. If you would like to listen to radio streams, just add the streaming MP3 to iTunes, and then to the "Radio" playlist.
I have included the version 1.0.3 Radio Startup workflow to enable you to change volume or playback settings or to adapt this workflow to do other things.
Enhancements
- (11/5/2008) First version of Radio Startup (Forked from "iTunes Startup 1.0.2")
QuickTrack Start X V
Track inventory location records. more>>
Details of items and users or locations are filed and can then be booked in or out by scanning barcodes or using the keyboard.
iTunes Startup 1.0.2
Allows you to customize your iTunes volume. more>> Allows you to customize your iTunes volume.
iTunes Startup is a simple automator program intended to start your day off right. I like to start my workday with music, but I want it to start at a nice low-medium volume level. iTunes Startup allows you to set your Tunes volume and computer volume at a reasonable level, then start playing a specified playlist in random mode.
I have included the iTunes Startup workflow to enable you to change volume or playback settings or to adapt this workflow to do other things.
Enhancements
- Corrected name of playlist, from "Strartup" to "Startup".
- Bug Fixes.
POPFile Startup 1.0.1
Launches POPFile email filtering at startup more>>
This allows POPFile to start at login time so that email filtering is always available.
The advantage of starting at login time instead of at system startup is that multiple users can have different buckets and settings.
Start Menu 1.0
Start Menu is known as a free, yet very useful software for Mac OS X which provides a simplified Start Menu functionality from the Windows world. more>>
Start Menu 1.0 is known as a free, yet very useful software for Mac OS X which provides a simplified Start Menu functionality from the Windows world. Just copy Start Menu program into any folder on your Mac (your user's folder recommended) and then drag and drop it into any place of the Dock. Then you'll be able to browse the list of all installed Applications and run what you need with a single mouse click - like you do in Windows.
Tomcat Installer 4.1.12b1
Tomcat Installer is a complete IDE and Coding tool which installs Apaches Tomcat servlet container and the startup items necessary to start the server automatically when you restart you Mac. more>>
Tomcat Installer 4.1.12b1 is a complete IDE and Coding tool which installs Apache's Tomcat servlet container and the startup items necessary to start the server automatically when you restart you Mac.
Lissart 1.2
Since there seem to be so many ex-BeOS users moving to MacOS X, I decided to start bringing some of BeOSs screensavers along for the ride more>> Since there seem to be so many ex-BeOS users moving to MacOS X, I decided to start bringing some of BeOSs screensavers along for the ride. Lissart is a classic line-art spirograph-style screen saver with mathematical elegance and precision.
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
Version 1.2:
- Universal Binary
- More sophisticated color controls offer some striking effects.
Tomcat Collar 1.1
Tomcat Collar is a widget that will help you to start and stop Apache Tomcat without being forced to open shell more>>
With Tomcat Collar widget, you don't have to open shell to start and stop Apache Tomcat. You can do it with one single click. You can also choose to autostart at login
FM Starting Point 1.0v7
FM Starting Point provides you with a free yet efficient FileMaker template designed for use with FileMaker Pro 10, and is focused on small businesses, work groups, and non-profit organizations. more>> <<less
Lissart X 1.2
Classic lines screensaver from BeOS. more>>
The Timer 1.7
The Timer is created as an advanced and sophisticated system utility. more>>
The Timer 1.7 is created as an advanced and sophisticated system utility. The small 'time switch clock' can open, programs start now apart from the usual memory dialogue after entered time also files, which Mac shift into the retirement, switches off and since this version to start again. TheTimer is a small bell, which reminds one after an entered number of minutes, a file or a program opens, which Mac switches off or starts again transferred into the state of rest. Ideally e.g. in order not to forget TV series, Pizza, and so on.
Start Jack For Mbox
A free script to automatically start Jack OSX and make it work correctly with the Mbox almost every time more>> A free script to automatically start Jack OSX and make it work correctly with the Mbox almost every time
Start Jack for Mbox is an easy to use script that launches Jack, opens and saves prefs (as seems to be needed each time for Mbox), then starts Jack.
Blasted Mbox... Now this is really just an example of using UI interface scripting to control normally non-applescriptable applications.
System requirements:
- Uses UI scripting, so assistive devices access must be enabled in Universal Access prefpane. If it is not, the script should tell you.
- Jackpilot must be enabled in the Digi Coreaudio setup.
Distributed.net KickStarter 1.2
Distributed.net KickStarter offers you an efficient application to get started with participating in the Distributed.net challenges. Its also comprehensive and easy to use. more>>
Distributed.net KickStarter 1.2 offers you an efficient application to get started with participating in the Distributed.net challenges. It's also comprehensive and easy to use.
- Provides a graphical frontend for setting up the Distributed.net client (called dnetc) which only has a text-based interface which you have to resort to the Terminal to get at.
- Offers an easy way to have the Distributed.net client start each time you start your computer as well as a way to start the client right away (when you have made the required settings).
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.0 or higher
