Free traders and investors software for mac

iTunes keeps information about how often a song was played, but this information is not correct if it still plays my music when Im away from my Mac.
So this application will run silently in the background and watch for the screensaver. If the screensaver starts and iTunes is playing the playback is paused. As soon as the screensaver stops the music plays again.
This application was made in Realbasic in only 10 minutes. Some classes from the MBS Realbasic Plugin helped:
First we have a subclass of the CarbonApplicationEventsMBS class which receives an event from the system whenever an application is launched.
Using the ProcessMBS class we check whether the launched application is the screen saver and whether iTunes is running. In case iTunes runs we stop the music using an AppleScript which is compiled and executed using the AppleScriptMBS class.
In the event handler for terminating applications we check if this is the screen saver. In case the screen saver quits we tell iTunes to play again.
This application has no interface and it will quit if you log out but if you want to quit this app without logging out you can use the Process Viewer to quit the process.
Enhancements:
- Moved project to Realbasic 5.5 and newer plugins.
- Fixed problem with users of Script Debugger from latenightsw.com.

Derek And Norma Olden is an update of the original based on a program written for kathy hinde. Derek And Norma Olden will let you mix two video clips together with the greatest of ease.

One of the video pods is now able to be turned into a live video manipulator, and you can record off and feed it in the other video mixer, mixing between firewire inputs, webcams, folders of film clips, video loops, etc.

Also the mixing part of Derek And Norma Olden has been updated, allowing not just basic mixing but also loads of compositing and quicktime mixing options too. A work in progress but itll be updated soon, and often.

A clever little screen saver that tosses randomly sized balls and boxes around and lets them do their thing. Great physics, and runs well on almost anything that can handle Mac OS X.