change dock color trial software / shareware for mac

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Enhancements:
Release notes unavailable.

PhotoKit Color is an Adobe Photoshop Plug-in that applies precise color corrections, automatic color balancing and creative coloring effects.
PhotoKit Color offers a comprehensive set of coloring tools for Photoshop 7.0 and Photoshop CS for both Macintosh and Windows. Color plays a huge role in how we perceive and describe the world we see, so it is hardly surprising that one of the first things we want to do to a photograph when we bring it into Photoshop is to adjust accurately or play creatively with the color in the image.
Photographers in particular have long desired to reproduce traditional photographic processes digitally using Photoshop. PhotoKit Color provides a comprehensive suite of effects that let you recreate creative effects like black and white split toning and cross processing. All these effects are applied as separate layers so the user can make further variations, adapting each effect to suit their own tastes. But that is not all!
With PhotoKit Color, you can enhance specific colors in your photographs. You can make skin tones less red or lighter. With the Blue Enhance effect you can darken a blue sky and enhance the cloud contrast. And with the RSA Gray Balance set, you can automatically remove color-casts from almost any type of image. PhotoKit Color image enhancements and adjustments are easy to use.
Choose PhotoKit Color from the File menus Automate Tools sub-menu, then a simple dialog lets you see the PhotoKit Color tool sets from which you can easily select the desired image effect and let PhotoKit Color do the work.
All PhotoKit Color Effects create a new layer or layers in layer sets labeled with the name of the effect, leaving the original underlying image untouched, so its always safe to experiment. PhotoKit Color never, ever, changes the underlying image data. By far the easiest way to learn what PhotoKit Color Effects do is to try them; they cant do any harm.
Enhancements:
- PhotoKit Color 2.01 was released to address an issue with Mac serial numbers.

File Change Analyzer checks for changes in directories and files.
Main features:
- compares the file size
- compares the file modification date
- compares the file owner
- compares the file permissions.

HTML Colors is an application you can use to create color schemes for web pages.HTML Colors automatically creates HTML and displays sample text so you can see just how legible your color scheme is. You can also paste HTML and HTML Colors will parse and display those colors.
To change a color, just click on the sample text, and choose the new color with the standard Macintosh color picker! Its wizzy-wig!
HTML Colors also allows you to restrict your color choices to web-safe colors -- that is, colors that look good on web browsers running on Macs and Windows machines in 256-color mode.
And once youve got your color set looking good, simply click the Copy button. The HTML is copied to the clipboard, ready to be pasted into your HTML document.
Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial.
Enhancements:
- Added "Make Safe" option, which limits colors to the 216 "safe" colors (that is, the colors in the standard 256-color palette on both MacOS and Windows, which can be displayed without dithering).
- This upgrade is free for all registered users of HTML Colors.

SwitchDock 3.1.1 is considered as a flexible and effective application, designed to allow you to have multiple docks.

Is your dock unorganized with a bunch of applications and documents? Or do you just wish you had more than one dock to put your applications in? SwitchDock is the answer to your problems. Managing and creating docks is easy with SwitchDock. SwitchDock uses the dock itself as an interface element, just drag what you want into the dock and SwitchDock will automatically save it for you.

All of SwitchDock's features are accessible from the dock itself because of SwitchDock's handy application dock menu. SwitchDock can also quickly launch applications and documents through the use of its quick-launch menu.

Major Features:

• Gets rid of clutter in your dock
• Allows you to have a multiple docks
• No complicated user interfaces, the dock itself is your interface
• Allows you to quickly launch any application or document in any dock with the quick-launch menu

Dock Switcher allows you to have an unlimited number of OSX Docks. You use the Dock menu to switch between the different Docks without leaving the application that youre working in.

Change the appearance of your Mac OS X 10.5 dock from 3D to 2D and back again.
Plus change the dock to any theme to customize your Mac OS X experience.
DockChanger ships with 90 different backgrounds and themes, plus mix and match the separator image and the application indicator image to your own liking.
Plus you can add your own themes by dragging their respective files to the Themes folder contained in the application. Every month a new set of themes can be downloaded and installed.
To Use:
Simply choose a theme from the Themes pull down menu, customize the dock separator and the Active Application Indicator, then click Apply Changes. Your Dock will disappear and reemerge as a beautiful new dock.
To add themes:
Take the individual files like "indicator", "scurve", "separator" and so on and place them in the respective folders win the themes folder inside the application. Find DockChanger, control-click on it and choose "Show Package Contents". Navigate through /Contents/Resources until you find the "Themes" folder.
Create a name for your theme and create a new folder. For instance: in the images folder create a folder called "Sponges" in the indicator folder do the same. Move the files youve created into the folders and launch DockChanger. Youll notice your new theme in the pull down menus and they are selectable and customizable to your liking.

Version restrictions:
- 10 changes trial.

Enhancements
- Minor tweaks due to permission errors when altering the dock.

Both filters operate the same way insofar as defining the source color(s) you wish to Correct or Apply Color to: Use Asivas built-in Hue, Saturation and Intensity Maps to draw curves defining the source color(s). Sampling the colors in the area of the image you wish to affect with the built in Color Sampler Tool is a quick way of selecting these values. Adjusting the curves in the maps allows you to refine certain Hue or Saturation or Intensity values selected. he slope of the curves will define how the filter is transitioned. A near vertical line on your Map will create defined boundaries between where the filter is applied and is not, and a gently sloped curve on the Map will make the boundaries smooth. Asivas curves are so precise that tedious masking prior to application of the filters is often not necessary.