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Adminalyser allows you to analyze virtually every text-formatted admin log file. This application counts the domain names, IP-numbers and e-mail addresses in your log files.
With the knowledge Adminalyser derives from your spam and firewall logs, you can set up your e-mail servers and firewalls in such a way as to reject improper connections more effectively.
Version restrictions:
- Unregistered copied of Adminalyser import only the first 100 addresses. As soon as the 100th address has been found, the analysis is stopped.
Enhancements:
- Adminalyser now supports even more anti-spam and firewall software and several minor improvements to the interface have been made.

SimpleKeys 2 is a complete rewrite of the popular f-key shortcut program.
Main features:
- Execute an action with any key combination
- Now types as fast as the recieving application can accept keystrokes
- Create Macros by combining multiple actions under a single KeyStroke
- Import and Export Settings
- Supports drag and drop of shortcuts to and from the items list. This allows you to email a shortcut to a friend, or save it for later.
- Execute AppleScripts on the files selected in the finder or using the text on the clipboard.
- Supports all special accented characters.
- Type text, including the date, the text on the clipboard, and any KeyCombo (ie. Apple-S to save a file)
- Paste text, including the date.
- Pause to wait for events to complete.
- Launch a file with the default application, or with a specific application.
- Open a URL in your default browser.
Version restrictions:
- Registration Screen at Startup.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later

Better Edit Keys is a cool system enhancement that allows you to use the shift, option and control keys with the arrows, delete, forward delete and clear keys in any standard text editing field, including basic text editors such as SimpleText. This makes it much easier to work with text without reaching the mouse.

With Better Edit Keys you can use handy text editing keys everywhere.

The following key combinations are allowed:
- shift + any arrow: extend the current selection.
- option + left/right arrow: move to the previous or next word.
- control + left/right arrow or option + up/down arrow: move to the beginning or end of the current line.
- shift + option + any arrow: move like option + arrow while extending the selection.
- option + delete: delete up to the beginning of the current word (or clear selection).
- forward delete or shift + delete: delete the next character (or clear selection).
- option + forward delete or shift + option + delete: delete up to the end of the current word (or clear selection).
- clear: clear the current selection, if any.
- option + clear: delete the current word (or clear selection).

The above tasks should usually be performed by applications, but many of them don’t care. Better Edit Keys implements this default behavior in all situations where the application is not already taking care of it, but it does nothing if the application handles the keystrokes by itself. This means that the above keystrokes will not work if the application already handles them.

For example recent versions of SimpleText handle the forward delete key by themselves, which also disables the option + forward delete keystroke provided by Better Edit Keys. There is no safe way to override the application’s own handling of the keystrokes, so Better Edit Keys is only useful for applications that don’t handle them and for generic text editing fields like the ones in dialog windows.

SnapTop Pro is a unique Macintosh utility that will boost your productivity and overall enjoyment of your Macintosh.
SnapTop Pro allows the user easy and instant access to the desktop/Finder from any application.
You often work with many applications at one time, and switching back and forth and hiding applications to be able to view and use items on your desktop and/or in the Finder is a drag (to say the least)... SnapTop Pro fixes that! It offers easy, customizable key combinations that instantly snap to your desktop and hide open applications (hide, not close!). Snapping back is as simple as another key stroke.
SnapTop Pro comes with Collapse, a powerful feature that is sure to boost productivity even more. SnapTop Pros Collapse will collapse (show only the title bars) all windows in the Finder for as long as you hold down the Collapse combo. This gives you instant access to the root of your desktop, without closing your open windows. Release the keys and your windows are fully open again.
Main features:
- Snap to desktop! From any application you can now snap to the desktop and hide (not close or quit) all other applications! What a time-saver! A simple, quick keystroke does it all... From any other program! (default key is F10)
- Snap back! Another keystroke conveniently reverses the process, showing all your apps again at once! Remember, SnapTop never quits any program... Just hides them. (default key is F11)
- Collapse... Likely the most used of the features. Pressing this key combo will collapse your windows into title bars for as long as you hold down the combo. Release the combo, and your windows are shown completely again. This is wonderful when you need immediate access directly to the desktop (or need to see whats on your desktop). (default key is F12).
Version restrictions:
- 10 days trial.
Enhancements:
- More responsive
- Mac OS 9.1 compatible
- Optimized code requires hardly any CPU cycles!
- Free upgrade to past users.

GolfMeister 3.5.1 offers a potential and easy to use program used to record and analyze golf scores. It keeps statistics on such things as greens in regulation, drives in fairway, eagles, birdies, and so on. GolfMeister also allows you to print out various reports on items entered. It can print a course listing, a round listing (complete and by course), and various copies of the cards entered. This update provides native OSX support and a few other changes.

Enhancements:

• Better ScrollWheel handling; added ability to selected date range for printing rounds;
• Fixed floating point number display/entry handling for non-US styled numbers;
• Fixed not being able to enter the handicap number in hole 8 of a course;
• Fixed bug with dragging courses between datafiles resetting the tee names and colors.