Free type code software for mac

Area Code widget allows you to easily find out what areas are covered by different area codes.
By entering the area code in question into the search box, the cities, state or county covered by the area code will be displayed.
Useful for figuring out where items seen in online classifieds are located when the lister forgets to put their location.
Enhancements:
- fixes an area code that was listed wrong.

Type Fixer was originally written for Mac OS X, where sometimes plain text files without creator and type codes (such as those produced by TextEdit) are changed to SimpleText files, meaning that Classic will start up if you double click on the file.

The creator and type codes for any file ending with ".txt" will be changed to the unknown code "????". This changes the owner application back to TextEdit. Open the droplet in the AppleScript Script Editor, change the codes and filter criterion as indicated in the script to suit your own needs, and resave it as either a Classic Applet for Mac OS 9 or earlier, or a Mac OS X Applet for Mac OS X.

Type Cast is a font preview/info widget.
Type Cast allows you to quickly move through font families, styles and sizes using only your keyboard. In addition, Type Cast offers helpful information such as font type, family and can even reveal font files in the Finder.
Enhancements
- French localization.

File Type Sorter is a droplet that sorts files according to creator type, file type or DOS extension. It creates a new folder for every type inside the original folder you dropped on it.

File Type Sorter also works for nested folders, no limit on depth.

Area codes do change sometimes. This script will walk through your Entourage Address Book, finding all the phone numbers whose area code is "123", changing them to "456" (you specify the numbers, of course).

It looks at each type of phone number in turn--home phone, business phone, fax phone, and so on. When it finds a match on the old area code, it (optionally) displays the name or company it has found with the old and new numbers, and lets you choose whether or not to apply the proposed change.

The script first does a fast but "fuzzy" match, finding all contacts whose telephone number contains the area code. That means that searching for "212" would match a phone number like "914-555-1212" as well as "212-555-3456". It briefly reports the number of _possible_ matches; this process greatly reduces the number of contacts that must be searched (especially it eliminates all those with nothing in the phone number fields).

Then, it does a careful examination of the number for each contact in that limited list, allowing for parentheses, dashes, and leading 0s and 1s, and it offers to change only those that actually include those digits as an area code. It preserves such additional characters in making the change.

Type Table 1.1.2 will make you satisfied because it is considered as a simple yet helpful Font table lister with sample text, size, color and messages. All stored in your OS preferences builder.

Requirements: Mac OS 9.x

File Type to iTunes is a very simple AppleScript droplet that steps through a bunch of files and changes their file type and creator code to that of an iTunes MP3.

Completly freeware.