From the Read Me file back in 2001: The version of Scheme Factory that you have right now is a preview release version of what we hope will be the next generation Kaleidoscope scheme editor. You'll find that Scheme Factory offers a clean and...

Designer's Studio (a.k.a. D' Studio in short) is an awesome, and altough unofficial, very complete Kaleidoscope scheme maker/editor.  As a shareware, D' Studio was the very first Kaleidoscope scheme editor to even appear on the...

Icon Archiver is an icon database to store all your favorite icons instead of copy/pasting them onto empty folders, which, when you have hundreds of them on a disk, slows down the Finder a lot, especially on CD's. Icon Archiver then lets you...

IconDragger + IconDropper + IconPacker is a set of simple yet useful icon tools by and for The Icon Factory icon packs. IconDragger lets you open an icon pack and pick icons that you drag on the desktop or in any application that supports PICT...

Save a BNDL gets the Finder to recognize changes in a file's BNDL resource without requiring rebuilding the Desktop or rebooting.  All you have to do is drag and drop a file on it.  Save a BNDL also has a button to restart the Finder...

Read the User's Guide and Tutorial in the IconBuilder Pro folder. Both of these files give you the detailed information you'll need to create modern icons for both Mac and Windows. If you are one of those people who hates to read manuals,...

Icon Machine is like a miniature Photoshop made exclusively for icon editing.  Icon Machine can edit all icon sizes (from the classic era) in 8-bits (256 colors) and also lets you apply the icon you're drawing on files.  You can use...

Iconizer is a nice little freeware icon utility that allows you to instantly turn a picture you have in the clipboard into a folder of icons, all perfectly aligned as if it was the image in background of the folder window.  All individual 32x32...

Applications and Utilities Compiled by Alan B. Combs, January 1989 UMUG (University Macintosh Users Group) These files are re-releases from the old UMUG Library.  These applications were tested on a Mac II running System 6.0.2 under the...