first to trial software / shareware for mac

First Cut: the best thing to happen to digital video, since Digital Video.
Reduce large chunks of DV video to usable clips in a flash. Archive your lengthy iMovie / FCP projects, onto an external FireWire drive only the bits you need, no need to store the bits you dont want. Hotshots - Visual memory locations. Create unlimited Hotshots while stepping, playing or scrolling a movie. Return to any point instantly by clicking on a Hotshot. Create Markers from Hotshots, then Clips from Markers, in two rapid steps. Optionally batch export those Clips in QuickTime files, with automatic file naming, or simply use the clips directly in iMovie/FCP. SMPTE Timecode for navigation logging and spotting. Export Clip/Marker logging notes complete with timecode to database applications. First Cut boasts a completely new concept of movie transport control. The timeline and mouse driven movie controller are obsolete and are replaced with variable-degree fixed-time increments. Switch from macro to linear to micro timescales, without any conscious effort on the part of the operator. First Cut is for anyone with a DV camera or capturing device, and a Mac. The Skramsoft web site lists many different possibilities for using First Cut.
Version restrictions:
- Trial expires in 15 days.
Enhancements:
- Switchable video output to monitor or TV via Firewire DV video device or camera
- New FCP compatible hotkeys for In and Out Markers or Hotshots
- Rollback function for pre-roll after stopping
- New Global shortcuts
- New Hotshots window shortcut.

Requirements:
System 7.0 or later.

Star Patrol, first available in 1991, is a classic trek-style game specifically created for the advantages of Macintosh technologies.
Emphasizing strategy rather than arcade style skills, this continuous action game will challenge your mind.
Version restrictions:
- After 10 days registration reminder at startup.
Enhancements:
- Many bug fixes.

Have you ever noticed that when a dialog box comes up, you have tomove the mouse from wherever it might be all the way over to the dialog?Snap-To automates this little wrist jerk, moving the cursor automatically toits most likely destination -- the default button.
Many sufferers of repetitive stress injuries (RSI) and carpal tunnelsyndrome report that Snap-To has worked wonders for them bysignificantly reducing the distance they have to move the mouse.
Even ifyoure fortunate enough not to have such afflictions, Snap-To can provideyou with noticeable speed improvements when using your Mac, and keepyour carpal tunnel that much happier.
Snap-To also has a couple of extra features, such as the ability toautomatically disable itself in Open and Save dialog boxes, where youremore likely to want to select a file or type a name first. Snap-To can alsosmoothly "glide" the cursor over to the default button instead of abruptlysnapping it there, or put the cursor back to where it was before the dialogbox popped up.
Enhancements:
- The Snap-To control panel now has a svelte new look.
- Removed the "Outline Default Buttons" option -- it was useful in the past, but causes more trouble than its worth in modern applications.
- Removed the "Show Startup Icon" option -- the new trend is for startup managers to handle this. Snap-To now always displays its icon if left alone.

Requirements:

• 1 GHz G4 PPC or any Intel CPU
• Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

Requirements:
None