Mac OS X print Freebies List

Description: Scribblet makes it easy to keep and find notes and reminders.What's new in this version:Added a 'Show on all spaces' setting to the Preferences window (only supported on 10.5).Changed the visual appearance of the About window and Preferences window.Added print support, which can be accessed from the main window's toolbar or by using the standard keyboard shortcut (Command + P).Added the ability to customise the global keyboard shortcut, which opens the main window, in Preferences.Updated the Sparkle framework to version 1.5b2.

Keywords: keyboard toolbar window notes print easy find show 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 805 kb; Updated: 2008-07-02

Description: Check Off is a to-do list that sits in your menu bar. Simply click the check mark and your personal to-do list will drop down. This version of Check Off is released under the GNU Public License and is 100% free.What's new in this version:Fixed bug in print system that caused giant lists to not print correctly.Created new application icon.Added built-in support link (About Check Off) to new Satisfaction-based forum (http://getsatisfaction.com/secondgear).Resolved issue with OPML Exporter not working with OmniOutliner.Added Polish localization.Added Sparkle update notifications.Resolved issue with textbox not allowing URLs to be clicked.Other small lingering Leopard compatibility issues.

Keywords: application personal system print free link 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 1024 kb; Updated: 2008-02-16

Description: One day I finally got sick of spending eight years maintaining samples of all my 300+ fonts by hand. So I banged out FontDoc, a very simple program which shows you all of the fonts on your system using any text and any size you choose. Finally, no more squinting at microscopic WYSIWYG font menus or having to click on a font to see what it looks like.FontDoc simply spits out a Rich Text document containing samples of all your fonts. Save it or print it for future reference. I'm hoping for big time-savings when I have to pick the perfect typeface for the titles in my next iMovie.I'm also really hoping FontDoc will be rendered obsolete by something in a future version of Font Book. But until then, it's yours, dear denizens of Macdom.What's new in this version:Fixes bug where printing in Leopard would only produce one page of outputFixes bug where no fonts would appear in JaguarCorrupt fonts may cause crashes. Please don't use them.

Keywords: document system print text time save page book 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 147 kb; Updated: 2008-01-22

Description: FormulatePro helps you open and write on PDF documents. You can fill out any PDF form document, drop in graphics, scribble with the mouse or a tablet, save and print.

Keywords: graphics document print mouse form save 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 315 kb; Updated: 2008-01-21

Description: Sidenote try to catch the "Stickies" spirit but in the form of a multi-document drawer that will hide in the corner of your screen (left or right). You can use it to take all your daily notes, include images and easily modify text color and font.Sidenote will automatically expand so that you will be able to drag into it any picture, text clipping or pdf file from the finder or your favorite application.With notes auto-saving, you'll never have to save your notes. Sidenote will handle that for you. You can also print them or export them to rtf.What's new in this version:Resolves the GUI glitch on Leopard and adds Spaces compatibility

Keywords: application document picture screen images notes print color 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 783 kb; Updated: 2007-12-31

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: Samba is an open source software suite that provides seamless file and print services to SMB/CIFS clients.What's new in this version:Samba 3.0.27a is a bug fix release and is the current release for production servers running the Samba 3.0 series.

Keywords: source print file 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 17715 kb; Updated: 2007-11-26

Description: Computer Glasses lets you magnify a portion of the screen to read fine print or magnify an image. When you open Computer Glasses, you see a red circle. Click on the circle (magnifier) and drag it over the area to be magnified. As you drag the magnifier, you will see crosshairs. When you release the mouse, the area inside the area within the circle will be magnified. A small control panel lets you turn the magnifier on/off, select the magnifier shape (Rectangle or Circle) and change the magnification (Slight, Medium, Larger and Largest). You can shrink the control panel, move it out of the way on the desktop or minimize it to the Dock. You can close Computer Glasses by clicking on the control panel's (red) close button. The location of the control panel, the magnifier shape, and the magnification setting are saved between sessions.What's new in this version:Version 1.3.1 improves compatibility with Leopard. Version 1.3.0 lets you minimize the Control Panel to the Dock, and show the magnification shape auto...

Keywords: computer desktop control button screen image print mouse 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 3072 kb; Updated: 2007-11-25

Description: This program provides a simple printable calendar that is great for keeping track of events. Print it out blank and fill it in later or add a few short notes before you print. It also auto-saves each month so you don't have to worry about saving. You can also export to a HTML or text document.Thanks to those who use the program especially those of you who provide much appreciated feedback.What's new in this version:Fixed interface drawing issues when background pictures are present.

Keywords: calendar document pictures notes print text html 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 3891 kb; Updated: 2007-11-21

Description: CUPS-PDF is an open-source backend module for CUPS (Mac OS X's printing system) by Volker C. Behr that, rather than printing to a device, prints straight to PDF files.Why use this rather than a simple "Save as PDF" in the print dialog?Pressing return is faster.Batch-print through the writer to convert documents to PDF.Common save location for all generated PDFs.What's new in this version:Updated permissions on the backend module to support Leopard.

Keywords: convert system source batch files print save 

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5; File size: 34 kb; Updated: 2007-11-10