SilverKeeper is a freeware application from LaCie that automates backups to external storage devices like hard drives, and other removable storage devices that have IDE, ATA/ATAPI, SCSI, USB, or FireWire interfaces. Essentially any read/write...

SilverKeeper V2.0.2 is a new release of LaCie's free backup application. It has been designed to support Apple's OS X operating system for Intel and PowerPC based Macintosh computers. It is now compatible with OS X 10.3.9 through 10.6.x....

"Split & Join" is a very rare (well, perhaps until now) near forgotten Macintosh utility for splitting large files into smaller chunks or joining those chunks back together again, for a variety of reasons of why you may wish to do...

Unity reads text files that you choose and puts them all into one file, also of your choosing. It puts writes them in the same order that you choose them. Unity allocates itself a chunk of your memory for a buffer. Under Multifinder, this chunk is...

Compress files and applications, library files and volumes

uuUndo [is] a fast, free batch uudecoding utility for the Macintosh.  Although uuUndo was originally designed to work with John Norstad’s NewsWatcher, it does quite nicely in its own right as a standalone drag and drop smart...

When AppleShare first arrived on the Macintosh scene, its use of a folder-based protection scheme caused some consternation among writers of backup software. SuperMac Technology was the first to develop a product. Network DiskFit, that allows users...

SitToCpt is a utility to convert Stuffit 1.5.1 files into Compactor format. It has a batch mode, so you can set it and go away while it works. Unknown Author. (October 1990). Macintosh Public Domain. Capital Apple. (pg. 17).

If you've ever gotten a file off of an IBM and then found out that it was compressed in a format called ARJ then DeArj is for you. Even if you have not yet come across an ARJed file, YOU WILL, and you will want DeArj around when you do. DeArj is...

Slicer takes large *TEXT ONLY* files and slices them into 7-10K segments. It will display a list of available text files. Pick the one you want to slice up, open it, and type in an output file name (or use the default). Bradley, John. (1985)....