Free well completion software for mac

Yellow Camp is providing six iCal actions for use with Mac OS X’s Automator application.

Yellow Camp iCal Actions is a set that can be used alone in your own workflows or combined together to achieve complex tasks as in the case of the included example workflow that archives old iCal events.

Find Past iCal Events:
This action lets you search for past events based on a whole number and a timeframe. The Apple provided Find iCal Items action can be used to find events based on a variety of criteria but its date options are more focused on recent or upcoming events.

Find Past iCal Events action works as a filter over the iCal events passed to it to find only past events for a given timeframe. The timeframe is specified by a positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months, and Years.

Move iCal Events:
This action moves the specified iCal events to the specified calendar. Move iCal Events permanently moves events passed to it to a specified calendar, either one that already exists or a new calendar the user names. The output list of events contains the same events as the input, but the references are to the destination calendar to which they were moved.

Get Date Range String from Events:
This action creates a date range string from the iCal events provided to it. Get Date Range String from Events provides an easy way to discover the date range of a list of events. The action offers three date styles and the option to copy the string to the clipboard for pasting into other applications.

Find Past iCal To Dos:
This action lets you search for iCal To Do items that are past due and/or have a specified completion status. An iCal To Do does not require a due date, and thus specifying a timeframe for the due date is optional. The timeframe is specified by a positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: Today (no number is used), Days, Weeks, Months, and Years. Completion status can also be checked to find To Dos that have or have not been marked as complete. Note that it is possible to filter against only the completion status if the due date check is not enabled.

Set iCal To Do Due Dates:
This action lets you set the due dates on iCal To Dos. The due date is specified with a positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: Today, Days, Weeks, Months, and Years.

Add iCal To Do Alarms:
This action lets you add message or message with sound style alarms to iCal To Dos. The time of the alarm is relative to the due date of the To Do and is specified with a combination of positive whole number and a popup button selection from the following choices: The same day, The day before, Days before, and Days after. The time of the alarm can be specified to the quarter hour using popup buttons.

Requirements: iPhoto 4 or later.

XSLPalette is a floating palette that brings XSLT debugging features to your favorite Mac OS X text editor. I like to combine Marc Liyanages XSTL BBEdit Gossary for XSLT code auto-completion with XSLPalette for a full-featured XSLT editing environment.
XSLPalette is a floating, non-activating palette that will integrate well with your favorite text editor.
Main features:
- Ability to select XML source documents and XSLT stylehseets created in your editor of choice (like BBEdit).
- Execute your XSLT transformation from the XSLPalette UI.
- View intuitive error messages, s, and other diagnostic info in the XSLPalette console tab.
- Ability to specify global s from the UI for dynamic XSLT.
- View result of your transformation as raw text, a pretty DHTML tree view (when appropriate), or a rendered HTML page (when appropriate).
- Save your document and param settings as .xslpalette documents for opening later.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.2 Adds XQuery 1.0 support via Saxon 8.7 and NSXML.
- XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 support (via Saxon 8.7)!
- Choose between multiple XSLT processors: libxslt, Saxon 6.5 (now bundled -- for XSLT 1.0) and Saxon 8.7 (now bundled -- for XSLT 2.0).
- Full support for EXSLT Regular Expressions module when using libxslt (regexp:match(), regexp:test(), regexp:replace())
- Verbosity control.

Quickly open any Apple application...

A slick little utility that allows you to access any Apple application, by simply typing its name (no spaces) in the search field. Soon, this widget will include auto-completion of typing, as well as support for opening third-party applications and customizing where it looks for applications.

Dont you wish AppleWorks 5 would display a word count for that essay youre writing, as you type?

You can now with this! The current word count of the active document is shown in a window you place along-side your document. You can even enter the word count youre aiming for and have the percentage completion displayed!

Unfortunately AppleWorks 6 introduced some bugs and crashes after a few word count updates. :( Even my Sierpinski triangle demo doesnt work anymore.

Folding@home MOX 0.2b1 is designed to be an easy to use program which helps with monitoring GUI for the client of Folding@home for Mac OS X. Since there is no official GUI available at the moment for Mac OS X, you can use MOX.

Major Features:

1. It will show your current project and its progress;
2. It will show the project descriptions;
3. If you've installed Growl, MOX will notify you when you're a step closer to completion;
4. Start, pause and stop Folding@home;
5. View a (simple!) schematic display of what you're folding (something like Jmol, but minimalistic);
6. Configure the client within MOX;
7. Add clients over the network; etc...

Installations:

• Download MOX;
• Open the dmg file and drag-and-drop "MOX.app" to your applications folder;
• Run MOX.app - if the Folding@home client isn't installed, MOX can do it for you.

ACTION Space Doctor 1.0.4 is one of the safest and most trusted way to update storage media to Apple's new HFS+ format. Space Doctor was designed to be the safest product available and is impervious to power outages, even during the update process.

It also offers users the option to cancel the process with complete safety at any time prior to completion of the update. Use ACTION Space Doctor and see the 20/20 difference: up to 20 times faster and 20% less expensive than any other product on the market!

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.3.9
• Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.0
• Mac OS X 10.1
• Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.2
• Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.3
• Mac OS Classic

Cache Monitor supports developers with features, like: Advanced SQL Query Editor, Cache-SQL Syntax highlighting, SQL Code completion, SQL History buffer for executed SQL commands, SQL Code formatting,Graphical SQL execution plan and more.
You see the process ID (PID) from your connection on the Tabpane on every Query Analyzer. Code completion will let you type a few characters and then display a list of context-sensitive possibilities to complete the text you are typing. Editor code completion brings up a list of Tables or Columns (also known as Intellisense).
Code completion can be triggered by pressing [CTRL+SPACE] or by typing a hotchar or keyword, such as . or , in an SELECT list. Cache-SQL formatting can executed from context menu to make your code, or the code of others, much easier to read (Format SQL). Also supports, of course: Undo/Redo and Search and Replace.
Since version 0.18 the Hyperlink navigation has been added. Hyperlink navigation is a means for simple navigation from the editor to Tables metadata. When you presses the CTRL key and hover the mouse cursor over a certain code element, the element is changed to a hyperlink. When you hold the CTRL key and click on the hyperlink, the go to Tables metadata action is performed.
Since 0.20, Cache Monitor contains features to tune the database.
Main features:
Advanced SQL Query Editor
- Cache-SQL Syntax highlighting
- SQL Code completion for Tables,Views,Columns and Indexes (also known as Intellisense)
- SQL History buffer for executed SQL commands
- SQL Code formatting
- Parallel (multi-threaded) queries
- The Graphical SQL execution plan supplies index and selectivity information from every used index in the plan
- SQL abbreviations, Type: se to complete to "SELECT * FROM "
- TuneTable for selected Tables or whole Namespaces
- Select2Table Function
DDL Code generation (CREATE TABLE)
MetaData-Browser for
- Namespaces
- Tables
- Views
- Routines
- Classes
- CachedQueries
- Stored Procedures
- Indexes
Cache Monitor can be used from any platform with an JAVA-JRE 5.0 (Linux, Windows,...).
- Cache Monitor helps you to organize your Server; to classify Cache Servers into groups, divide groups into subgroups etc.
- You can see Cache Version infos from connected Server
- Shows Executionplan from an SQL Statement.
- You can view the selectivity from the used columns in the execution plan
- Shows CachedQueries with their costs and the underlying SQL (AddHoc from Intersystems needed!)
- Select2Table Function
- Fast open Query Analyzer with CTRL+Q on selected Server
- Fast open Query Analyzer with CTRL+O
- CopyTable Function
- Execute TuneTable for selected Tables or the whole Namespace
- Shows PID (ProcessID) from each Query Analyzer connection
- Shows Processlist
- Shows SELECT-Statements from SQL Views
- Show Routines

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Global Viewer is now working. Please attention about the global size, currently there is no limit!
- The Table-Viewer have now more filter functions from the context menu (look at the Data Panel and use right click on table).
- Faster startup.