ResEdit is an extensible stand-alone resource editor for the Macintosh computer. It's a powerful tool you can use to speed your software development process and to create icons, menus, and other resources for Macintosh programs and files. ...

SCSIProbe doesn’t do much — it isn’t even Internet-ready — but what it does do is done exquisitely well. This control panel examines your SCSI bus and lists in its window any devices that it finds. You can then either mount...

If you've been using PackIt for file compression, then you’ll love StuffIt, a new shareware utility. With StuffIt you can combine and compress files tighter than you can with PackIt, before sending them over a modem. When StuffIt...

GIFConverter is an utility that can open and save (convert) various 80's and early 90's graphics files, namely: GIF, Startup Screens, PICT, JPEG, TIFF, Paint, RLE, EPSF... All it does is allow you to convert them, but it has no real editing...

MacBench 5.0 CD 

This app lets you generate valid licenses for any Ambrosia products. Hold down the Option key when clicking on the Decode button to make a license that doesn’t expire; this is particlarly helpful if you decide to publicly post a...

ChunkJoiner is the best shareware tool to recombine, join or concatenate ZIP parts and other split files together as a whole archive or file. Using ChunkJoiner is extremely simple: Select all the file parts at once (.001, .002, .003, etc...) then...

Speedometer is a benchmarking suite for 68K Macs. Speedometer allows to run benchmarking tests on hardware, such as hard disk, CPU, RAM, etc... and it lets you compare results, show graphs and various hardware information about your old...

An older version of very popular multi-platform CPU benchmarking tool. The benchmarks consists of modelling, rendering, animation tasks. It can be used to test single threaded and multithreaded performance of CPU. There's also GPU benchmark...

MacExplorer 68K is a little freeware app made by @that-ben that aims to fill a small software gap in the 1990's 68K world in which there was no Windows Explorer-like utility available for System 7.  In the late 1990's, there were a...

Super ResEdit is an enhanced version of ResEdit.  It lets you edit code resources with a de-compiled view, meaning instead of seeing hex, you actually see the assembler opcode and you can modify it.  The code will be re-compiled on...

DragThing is an application launcher, dock, and switcher. Several of the features that first appeared in DragThing eventually were added to the Mac OS, such as the Alt-Tab switching between applications. DragThing continued to be developed well into...

Geekbench is a very competent benchmarking tool for PC and Mac. It can provide very accurate benchmarks, let you see how big of a performance boost you gave your PC or Mac with an upgrade, and is just more accurate than other benchmarking software....

Servant replaces the old starting point (created by the Finder program in the System Folder) with a more powerful desktop that is an accessible part of your work environment at all times. As the central application between you and your disks,...

Free antivirus for old Macs, retired in 1998. Some Mac users, a minority, who do not use Microsoft Word 6 or Excel 5 or later versions, may still find Disinfectant useful. If you suspect that you’ve caught a virus, you can use...

Trash•Desktop is a freeware drag and drop utility for rebuilding the Desktop. It sets the files “Desktop DB”, “Desktop DF” and “Desktop” to visible and then move them to the Trash. Just drag and drop any...

Norton SystemWorks was a utility software suite by Symantec Corp. It integrates three of Symantec's most popular products, Norton Utilities, Norton CrashGuard and Norton AntiVirus into one program designed to simplify solving common PC issues....

This collection of five free utilities from Newer Technology lets you check your Mac’s processor speed and type, the amounts of Level 2 cache and RAM (including RAM error testing), your SCSI devices' addresses, and what expansion slots in...