If you have too many application icons in your OS X Dock, this can open up some space. It provides places to store documents and applications for easy access and launching. The latest version adds the ability to lock or childproof a dock, updates the skin
DragThing is a configurable file launcher. The registered version even allows you to set hot keys for your favorite applications. For more detailed information, including on updates, please read the documentation or visit the home page.
TestMemory is for testing the memory on your computer. It's particularly useful when you install new memory and want to make sure it's functioning like it should. TestMemory provides two options. Test the memory once, or you can test the memory in a conti
Pseudo is a prorgam that uses the ever popular feature of drag and drop to launch other applications in the OS X desktop as another user.When the user name and password prompt comes up, type in the user name and password of the person whom you'd like t
net_clipper uses TCP/IP to move clipboard content from one computer to another. Why do the same thing twice on two different computers when you can use this program to transfer the information in a couple of clicks? Features include: Sends t
There's a reason why software companies release product updates. They do it to fix bugs that loom ominously in your Mac, threatening your productivity. They also do it to add and enhance features to make your life easier. Imagine that; they really do care
This utility provides a source of detailed information about every Macintosh computer ever produced. It has details on processor speeds, memory, expansion options and specifications for printers and Apple displays. It also has a built-in update engine, so
ClipDoubler lets you copy and paste as much as you want. If you need to copy and paste multiple items, just open ClipDoubler and use as many clipboards as you need. You can even edit the clipboards and clipping files. It also has the ability to work w
AutoCat lets you sail through your catalog directly from the Finder and navigate through it from the Open/Save dialogs. You can also use the Finder's Find command to search your catalog. AutoCat also works in the background. For more detailed informat
