Sleeper is a control panel for desktop Macs that dims the screen and spins down SCSI disk drives after periods of inactivity.  Separate "sleep" times can be set for the two features.  Setting up via the control panel is...

Productivity can he defined as the efficient and profitable use of time. To achieve it, you need to be aware of the current line, and you must be able to set your time-keeping devices to match a recognized standard. The other utility in this pair...

About the MouseWare versions on this page: Here is a description of what each of the MouseWare download contains. “MouseWare_OS8_OS9.sit” Once decompressed is a folder continuing “MouseWare 4.0.6” .smi disk images....

Are you feeling kind of lonely lately? Need some company while you’re chained to that keyboard? Maybe you should consider a talking moose. The first Talking Moose began appearing on Macintosh screens in 1986 as a shareware desk accessory. It...

Network Time is a control panel which synchronizes your computer clock to a network time server. This is for versions of Macintosh System Software which do not have the built-in network time function under Date & Time.

MacEKG is a control panel device (CDEV), or extension, that analyzes your Mac at startup and or at shutdown, and reports any hardware problems it finds.  It keeps a record of pass tests and compares these results with the most recent...

Record keystrokes and mouse movement/clicks.  Then play back using a hotkey combination or the global menu.

f.lux (pronouced "flux") is a program that adjusts a display's color temperature, to reduce blue light, according to location and time of day, it is designed to reduce eye strain during night time use, helping to reduce disruption...

Time was when Connectix’s RAM Doubler seemed like an ingenious piece of software engineering that magically doubled, and later tripled, your Mac’s available memory. However, as the virtual memory built into the Mac OS gets better, and...

A-Dock is an application switcher palette that helps you get prepared for Mac OS X's dock... When A-Dock is running, it shows a floating palette at the bottom of your screen (its default location). The palette lists which applications are...

Power Windows is a small control panel that lets you tap into your Mac's unused processor power to perform amazingly cool effects with windows and menus (so I guess I should really call it “Power Windows and Menus”, or maybe...

GoMac places a taskbar at the bottom of your screen, letting you navigate between active applications and launch other applications. It closely imitates the look of the Windows95 taskbar and adds a couple of other features such as a sticky menus...

Kaleidescope was a program designed for the Mac operating system that allowed you to customize your Macintosh's interface using "Schemes" (themes).  Some Schemes came bundled with Kaleidescope while others created by Kaleidoscope...

Action GoMac is a utility that gives your mac the function of a Windows taskbar, quick launch, and start menu. Please note that it is not completely realistic in that it does not totally make your computer look like Windows, but if you don't...

TaskMenuBar is a control panel that enables you to pin applications to the top menubar in Mac OS (7, 8 and 9).  Clicking any of those apps will switch them to foreground.  There is also an option to auto-hide any other app when you switch...

Changes since v1.6: - Added a new clock style for black on white - Added a new option to Preferences for clock style  

CarbonLib is a library required to launch carbon-based apps (OSX native/ready) under classic Mac OS (8.1 to 9.2.2) which accounts for lots of near year 2000 software, especially titles released both for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X at the same...

MountImage is a control panel that allows the user to mount as read-only Disk Copy 4.2 image files (400K, 800K & 1.4MB) onto a Macintosh Desktop under System Software 6.  It also works under System 7, but you may then want to use Toast 4...