CopyCat

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Just a very simple and minimalistic Mac OSX application that says whatever text you put into it.

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Operating Systems

Mac

User Interface

Project is a user interface (UI) system

Programming Language

AppleScript

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AppleScript Games

Registered

2009-11-07

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