Do you wish that there was a faster way to close those annoying windows that just get in the way?  Close It! is for you then because if you hold down the Command() and Control keys while clicking on a window, the program that the window...

Finder clippings are a great idea, but they have limitations: while you can drag data to the Finder without interrupting what you're doing, you must then deal with a stack of Text Clipping 1, Text Clipping 2, etc.  There is no way to know...

Ever lost sight of the little caret, the thin blinking vertical line used to indicate where the next character you type in is going to show up on the screen? If so, you might have experimented with the blinking rate to make it more conspicuous. If...

[JClock is an Init] by Jim Sulzen, places a small clock on the far right end of the menu bar. It comes in two forms: one displays hours and minutes in 12-hour format; the other, hours, minutes, and seconds in 24-hour format. Farber, Daniel....

Allows applications to utilize drag-and-drop for improved UX. Included in System 7.5 and beyond, these files let you utilize the feature on earlier versions of System 7.

What is MountX ? ---------------- MountX allows your macintosh to mount MkLinux & linux-pmac ext2fs volumes on the MacOS desktop. It does it's magic by implementing an external file system following Apple's File System Manager API....

A system extension which enables you to quickly open your Apple Menu Items folder by option-clicking on the Apple menu.

Drop it in your System Folder and reboot. And when you do a big fireball express comes up and the whistle blows. Great for train buffs!

This is stritly pro gear. A nonprogrammer might find most of the INIThound output interesting, but there's not much more that anyone but a programmer, network administrator, or system administrator can do with it but stand back and...

An Extension that adds a WindowMenu to the Finder. You can view a list of all open windows, and select from any one of them.

Aesthete is a simple INIT (extension) for System 6 and earlier that replaces the Finder icon used in MultiFinder with a more aesthetically pleasing variant.