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This is a Morse Code trainer for Macintosh OSX. It features variable sending speed and spacing along with various noise sources.
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MediaCaster integrates a Cocoa front-end with an XML compositing engine that interfaces with managed network users on an OS X server to facilitate creation of podcasts/vodcasts in Macintosh-based media labs.
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MChat is easy to use IRC app for the #macintosh channel on freenode.net. It is a easy to use single server and single channel irc program. MChat was designed to be a extremely simple program for beginners to learn how to use IRCl
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OpenSource Mac OS X project to create simple Application that will communicate via AppleScript and Cocoa with Macintosh applications and iChat A/V 2.0. It is in Brazilian Portuguese and English.
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A port of DC++ to Mac OS X with a user interface according to the Apple Human Interface Guidelines. Because this client is built on DC++ it is compatible with the Windows version and the Macintosh version will benefit from future updates of DC++.
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