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Description: Everyone comes across information that they want to refer to later. Maybe gifts you've received or sent, product serial numbers, recipes, directions to someone's house, a photo of your pet, or anything else. Caboodle is a tool to help store and organize such varied bits of information.You can arrange the items in an outline-like hierarchy, and include both structured fields and free-form text and pictures in each entry, along with web links, lists, tables, PDFs, and any other kind of file as attachments.When you create a new entry within an existing one, the custom fields are inherited, allowing quickly creating content in an organized fashion. But you can also add or remove custom fields independently for each entry.Entries can be encrypted to hide your most sensitive information. They can also be searched, and the Services menu is supported to quickly add or output an entry. Caboodle also supports import and export in several formats.What's new in this version:The state of the Check Spelling While Typin...

Keywords: information pictures organize create remove photo hide file 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 4608 kb; Updated: 2008-05-05

Description: UTC Display simply displays Universal Time in a small window in any corner of your screen and/or in the Mac OS X dock icon. It can also display the current UTC date. Amateur astronomers, shortwave radio listeners, and others no longer need to mentally convert between their menubar clock's standard time and Universal Time. UTC Display can automatically adjust for Daylight Saving Time, and may configured for use worldwide. Its "Auto-Hide" feature keeps UTC Display from interfering with other screen items.What's new in this version:http://www.adpartnership.net/UTC/Sub_Pages/History/UTC_300.html

Keywords: convert history screen window clock html time hide 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 10547 kb; Updated: 2008-05-05

Description: NameChanger helps you rename a list of files quickly and easily. See the changes as you type. Change names by Replace First Occurrence, Replace Last Occurrence, Replace All, Wildcard, Prepend, Append, Character Removal, Sequence and Date. Advanced options for file extensions and selective renaming. Also includes an Image Browser for visual reordering.What's new in this version:Added Rename Saving for storing frequently used renames.Added Wildcard rename function: use * and ? for more advanced renaming of files.Added an Ignore Case option.Added a Force Unique option for Remove Characters and Wildcard.Added a Hide extension by default preference.

Keywords: advanced browser remove image files file hide 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 1946 kb; Updated: 2008-04-08

Description: Desktopple Pro is for you if you've ever needed to take a screenshot and had to clean all of those icons from your Desktop before you could. Or maybe you needed to make a presentation and had to tidy up before hooking into the projector for the whole audience to see. Perhaps you just want to hide those messy Desktop icons so you can concentrate better on whatever task is at hand. Or, if you're like us, maybe you just like a squeaky clean work environment.With Desktopple, you can quickly and easily hide all of your Desktop clutter. A quick trip to your menu bar is all it takes, and those icons simply vanish from view.Desktopple is a Menu Bar item. Launch it, and it will hang out in your menu bar waiting to do its job. Click it to hide or show your Desktop, or to get a list of all of your options. If you want Desktopple to launch when you login, simply add it to your Login Items in the System Preferences.Desktopple Pro Features:Preference Pane Application - All of the Desktopple preferences are conveniently...

Keywords: application screenshot desktop system clean icons hide task 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 2458 kb; Updated: 2008-02-05

Description: Point N See lets you magnify a portion of the screen to read fine print or magnify an image. When you open Point N See, you see a small Control Panel and a larger Display Window. In Normal Mode, the Display Window shows a magnified and dynamic view of the screen surrounding the mouse; in Fixed Mode, the Display Window monitors a fixed spot while you use the mouse for other purposes. There is an option to add crosshairs to the Display Window. From the Control Panel you can Show or Hide the Display Window, turn crosshairs on/off, and choose four levels of magnification (Slight - x2, Medium = x3, Larger - x4, and Largest - x5). Adjust settings, drag the Control Panel out of the way on the desktop, and click on the small triangle to make the Control Window as small as possible. Drag the Display Window where you want (drag the bottom right corner to change its shape). Settings for the magnification, the locations of the Control Panel and the Display Window, and the Display Window's size are saved between sessi...

Keywords: desktop control screen window image print mouse hide 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 2662 kb; Updated: 2007-12-14

Description: CornerClick allows you to assign actions to each corner of your screen. Your screen corners can act like four customizable buttons which will never move.You can hide the current application or all other applications, and open any file or application. You can open an URL or run an AppleScript. You can perform Expose actions, and activate Dashboard. You can perform multiple actions with one click, or zero clicks. Each screen corner can have many different actions based on modifier keys.A popup window can show you what action will be performed when you point at the screen corner.You will never miss when you try to click the corner of the screen, so CornerClick lets you do things without even looking.Supports multiple monitors.What's new in this version:Fix support for Spaces in LeopardLeopard (10.5) *required*. (Use version 0.8 for Mac OS X 10.3 or 10.4)

Keywords: application screen window action popup file hide show 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 407 kb; Updated: 2007-11-30

Description: WindowShade X is a haxie that brings WindowShade functionality into Mac OS X. When you double-click a window title or try to minimize a window, it will do action which can be different from the default Mac OS X behavior (putting the window in the Dock). WindowShade X has 5 alternative minimize styles: WindowShade, Minimize-In-Place, Make Window Transparent, Float on Top, Hide Application, and Do Nothing.

Keywords: application window action hide into 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3.9; File size: 3482 kb; Updated: 2007-03-14

Description: Do you ever wish you could turn off the Dock? Have you ever used an application that puts tools at the edges of the screen and you enable Dock hiding but it still pops up and gets in the way?If you answered yes to either one of these questions, then you need DockBlock!Dockblock adds a menu to the top of your mac that allows you to quickly toggle the Dock between three different states. You can switch between AutoHide, Show, and a new Disable mode that shuts the dock down completely. DockBlock also includes an Application menu for quickly jumping between your running Applications and as an added bonus it can be set to display your itunes track info in the menu bar. DockBlock is an excellent companion to other "Dock like" alternatives.Key features:Classic OS9 Style Application menu.Quick access to Disable, Hide, and Show the DockDisplays currently playing track title and artist name when playing music with iTunes.Built in Application Switcher when Dock is disabled.

Keywords: application classic screen access tools music hide show 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2; File size: 349 kb; Updated: 2007-02-26