When I first saw the System 7 Finder’s “About This Macintosh” display, I thought it looked really cool. Then I tried to make it DO something, like switch me to an application when I clicked its icon. I was somewhat disappointed...

Autologin v1.0 Release Notes What is Autologin ? Autologin is a preference pane that can automatically mount Appleshare volumes when you login. You specify the shares you want mounted and Autologin takes care of the rest.

AliasMenu adds customized menus to the menu bar. These menus work like the Apple menu: Each menu has a corresponding folder and the menu automatically reflects the folder's content. The menu name can be replaced by a custom mini-icon, to get...

AccessPC is a control panel that adds compatibility with DOS and Windows floppy disks.  It allowed System 7 users to automatically add a Mac type/creator to any type of file on a PC disk so that they can be opened with the appropriate Mac app...

Accessibility & Disibility tools for Mac OS versions 9 and earlier taken from the download.info.apple.com FTP server before it was closed. Full contents of the download...

AppAxe is a control panel that allows you to quit applications with a defined "hot" key. AppAxe currently supports the following ways of quitting: 1. Quit just the Finder  2. Quit everything but the Finder 3. Quit...

Alarm Clock Pro offers itself as a modern replacement for your old alarm clock. No longer will you have to worry about winding your alarm clock up or making sure it has good batteries in it. You'll also never wake up with a headache from that...

Accompliceª is a Control Panel that allows you to perform several functions quickly and easily no matter what application you are in (even in a modal dialog).  By holding down certain modifier keys and clicking anywhere, you access a...

AutoSqueeze is a software utility for the Apple Macintosh that will allow you to store more information on your computer. AutoSqueeze allows you to mark any file or folder as "automatically compressed". The "automatically...

Aurora is a cdev (Control Panel device) that sits in your System Folder. With it, you have full control over the colors used to draw your windows, buttons, scroll bars, and menus. Ever wanted a mauve menu bar? No problem! Ever wanted puce scroll...

A control panel which uses Apple's PlainTalk technology to speak the contents of menus and dialog boxes. By moving the mouse over menu items or dialog box items, you can have the name of that item read to you.

ACTION Menus is the most powerful and indispensable menu utility you'll ever use. Whether you want to customize your Apple and Application menus, or create new menus within applications and in the Finder, or just use its preconfigured setup,...