Mac OS X hand Freebies List

Description: DejaMenu will display the current application's main menu (the menubar) as a context menu when a key combination is pressed. This is useful for people with large monitors, or multiple monitors.What's new in this version:Leopard Compatible. Due to lack of time and resources, this build is only tested against 10.4 and 10.5.Fixed a long standing bug where the modifiers aren't displayed in the configuration panel.Fixed a bug where, upon first launching DejaMenu, a small white dot would appear in the bottom left hand corner.

Keywords: application time hand 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 96 kb; Updated: 2007-11-05

Description: CAPS Warn is designed for people who type with one hand using Sticky Keys, or for anyone who presses the Caps Lock or Num Lock keys frequently by mistake.CAPS Warn is a Preference Pane that provides: A) on-screen indications of when the Caps Lock, Shift, Function (fn), Control, Option, or Command keys are pressed (or stuck on by Sticky Keys) or B) warnings that: 1) you have turned on the CAPS Lock and/or 2) you have typed a specified number (default 5) of keys with the SHIFT key (or Sticky Keys SHIFT) or CAPS Lock and/or you have turned on the Num Lock. CAPS Warn warns you regardless of what application you are typing into.

Keywords: application control screen lock into hand 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3; File size: 549 kb; Updated: 2007-06-02

Description: Think is a cleverly streamlined application to shift your workflow from overwhelming to under-control with just the flick of a mouse. Think allows users to "illuminate" any Mac OS X application they'd like, blocking distractions from other windows and applications, so that they can focus on the task at hand. Since many work projects require multiple applications, Think also allows guest applications to be temporarily brought forward, and when no longer needed, quickly hides them away.

Keywords: application windows control mouse task hand 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.3; File size: 2662 kb; Updated: 2007-04-25

Description: Network Stat displays the Name of your current Network-Location, your LAN- and your WAN-IP. The Features:display the current Locationchange your Location right in the Widgetdisplay your internal IPs, along with an Icon of the Interfacedisplay your "real" Internet-IPsend notification emails whenever your IP changesclick on any desired info to copy it to your Clipboardping any desired IPshows your IPv4, config-type, gateway, netmask, SSID, WLAN-channel, Proxy-settings, BSD-name, type, MAC-address and DNS serversautomatically updates the Info, based on your preferences; manual refresh possibleThree different flavours available, simply switch them via PreferencesIn the default view you'll see a countdown timer telling you when the next refresh will happen at the top of the widget, on the right hand side is a button to do a manual refresh. Click the timer to see the date of the last refresh. Just below is a house-icon and your current Network-Location. Click the house to change your location.Below that is Гўв‚...

Keywords: internet address network button proxy copy view hand 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4; File size: 237 kb; Updated: 2007-01-16

Description: Widget Manager is a Preference Pane for OSX 10.4 that allows you to inspect, remove, and disable Dashboard Widgets. Widget Manager is a convenient way to manage all the Widgets on your system, including the standard Apple Widgets. Since it handles removing the .wdgt file as well as restarting Dashboard, Widget Manager eliminates Dashboard display issues when you remove a Widget by hand, and is also a great defense against potentially harmful Widgets.Widget Manager shows you Widget information, such as the version number, so you know when it's time to look for updates. It can also disable Widgets you don't want cluttering up the Widget bar, but don't necessarily want to delete, either.

Keywords: information manager system delete remove time file hand 

Requirements: Mac OS X Mac OS X; File size: 93 kb; Updated: 2006-10-18