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BeachBallTXT
Free and easy to use TXT maker
BeachBallTXT is a easy to use txt maker that basically lets you pick a folder and makes a fresh new txt in it. that's it -
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dmg2iso
A droplet and a service application for converting .dmg to .iso files.
Now dmg2iso Service 1.0 is included with the droplet application package .zip file. dmg2iso Service Version 1.0 dmg2iso Service is a small service tool for converting Apple Macintosh .dmg images to .iso images by right clicking them. The service is Intel only for Mac OS X ver 10.6 and above. dmg2iso (the droplet) Version 2.0 dmg2iso is a small tool for converting Apple Macintosh .dmg images to .iso images. The application is Intel only for Mac OS X ver 10.6 and... -
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iSFV is an easy to use integrity checker for SFV files. Use it to test for corrupt files in packages that come with SFV files. You can also use it to edit or create your own SFV files.
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A Mac OS X toolbar app to create a file in the current directory, similar to creating a new file in the context menu in Windows Explorer. To install drag the .app file to Finder toolbar. Then click on the application icon to create a new file in the current Finder folder.
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lay your favorite system 7 sounds with this background app. You can either start at login or just let it start when you open your files.
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This is a script for Mac OS X which puts an alias (or symbolic link) of the trash on the desktop where it used to be pre-Mac OS X.
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