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ShotUI is a small and light screenshot tool for OS X. ShotUI lets you select what part of your screen you'd like to screenshot. You can also pick a specific window or your entire screen. ShotUI is licensed under the MIT license and the "Canon" logo and "EOS" branding in the logo are trademarks of Canon Incorporated in multiple countries.

...Important NOTE: If you are on Mac OS X 10.9 and earlier. You'll need the legacy-fallback build (0.0.1.1) You'll find this in a folder in the files section. If you're on a PPC computer then you'll want to install UHDLumen (legacy-fallback) and right click on the file and click "Get Info". Once you get to the window. Click "Open in 32-bit mode". I do not own a PPC computer so i cannot verify if this works. If you do use a PPC computer and this method worked. Please message me. I'd appreciate it. UHDLumen takes up 103..........wait for it..........KILOBYTES of storage SHOCKER!!!

I designed Metafinder as a way to speed up my process of adding metadata to the songs in my music library. Simply select the track you would like to gather data for within iTunes, launch Metafinder, and choose the type of search you want.

We have not seen any virus for Mac OS X yet but we have seen some malwares. This trick can be useful, if you want to scare your someone who is probably new to Mac. As the title suggests, this is a tutorial to make a FAKE VIRUS FOR MAC OS X. My Website: http://techbarrack.com

...Set it and forget it: Lullaby opens up as an application, and after you enter the sleep time, Lullaby runs quietly in the background while you go to sleep. If you end up feeling sleepless and want to keep working, just quit the application. Update changelog: 2012-06-14: Bug fixed where quitting the app would also put the computer to sleep immediately.

...The underlying applescript can be updated to target newer locations in 10.10 by any adventurous folks out there, as described in the read me) This application provides options to clear cookies, cache, history, top sites, saved state, and "local storage" (Safari and Flash storage) automatically each time Safari quits. There is also an option to turn Safari's Private Browsing on automatically on launch. Just launch SafariCleaner and select the items you want to clear on quit, simple as that! Note: If you want to use the Private Browsing feature, you must go to System Preferences-->Universal Access and check "Enable access for assistive devices" I hope you'll find this app helpful. If you have any comments, feedback about bugs, or feature requests, please post them in the forum. ...

Project is closed, since useful alternatives exist. See http://toeholds.wordpress.com/2010/03/23/writing-chemistry-with-latex-33/ for an example. With write18 and openbabel, you probably can do whatever you want.