Ear Workout is a program meant to help you improve your musical hearing skills.  It currently has three workouts: recognizing intervals recognizing chords singing intervals Crowell, Ben. (1996). docs (use Simple Text)....

Do you open many windows on your desktop?  Is it too much work to rearrange your windows with your mouse?  Not anymore!  You can use OmegaWindow to rearrange your window with a single keyboard shortcut.  Do you often switch from...

MAC OS PURGE purges the System Software memory.  In other words, it gets rid of useless old junk from the System memory. Mac OS Purge is especially useful under tight memory conditions, such as when running with only 4 megabytes of RAM, or...

MacMod Pro allows you to compose and edit outstanding, professional-quality songs called MODs.  Mods are equivalently MIDI songs with instruments written into the song itself, eliminating the need for extra (CO$TLY) hardware to play them....

MacLED is a little shareware program... that lets you create short animated messages on your desktop that look like LED signs.  It's a great way to leave notes for yourself or others.  As MacLED is a small application (only about 30k),...

PS2EPS+ is a freeware Macintosh program that can generate visible pictures from single page PostScript files. The primary usage  of this program is to generate Encapsulated PostScript files (EPS) from plain PostScript (PS) text files. Both...

This disc contains hundreds of great programs from the University of Michigan’s Internet archive — one of the world’s most popular Macintosh sites! You get the latest in home, business and educational applications, as well as games...

vMac (not to be confused with Mini vMac) is a free software emulator that emulates the Apple Macintosh Plus. That means that vMac does not cost anything, and does not use any hardware. A lot of the Macintosh Plus' functionality is already...

Create self-running and interactive presentations in Kodak Photo CD portfolio format. Serial number: ARM9400306

Measurement/Conversion software

Hide applications from the finder, useful for working with two different versions of the same application that use different file formats.

AlwaysONline 1.5 AlwaysONline is an indispensable tool for everybody who uses America Online(R).  As many of us America Online users know, busy signals are met all to often, and the current dialing limit of 5 times per number, 10 times...

8 Ball is a HyperCard stack that lets you type a yes/no question and outputs the 8 ball type answer in a B&W ball.  

Spectator is a utility for recording what takes place on the Macintosh screen as a QuickTime movie and then editing the bits and pieces into demonstrations and tutorials, especially useful for Mac software training. Spectator clips can be combined...

HTML Viewer is a simple hypertext viewer that doesn't come with the overhead that more capable browsers have. Great to view HTML documents on slower Macs. It is also handy for authoring HTML documents.

Many of my fellow Carrollians are IBM users, and, while I recognize the freedom to choose one's own computer, being a Macintosh man myself it was not without some relish that I tried out The Complete Annotated Alice, a program designed...

If you've ever wondered what impact electronic music technology has had on 20th century compositions, Voyager offers an excellent way to find out. All My Hummingbirds Have Alibis is a CD-ROM featuring the music of Morton Subatnick, one of this...

For Macintosh gamers, you have two, cool new releases for your machines. These offerings, from Sound Source, feature the sounds from the original Star Trek television series! The sounds include music cues and sound bytes from those famous...

A third enhancement [of OmniPage] is OmniProof, a stand-alone program that compares changes in a document. You can take two word processing files, view them searately in split screens, or print out a composite version with the changes marked. These...

At one time, a Mac graphics program was judged by its feature count: SuperPaint, with a drawing (object-oriented) layer, was thought superior to MacPaint; PixelPaint, with color, was even better; PixelPaint Professional, with 32-bit color, was...