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CM can alter file creation/modification dates. A Better Finder Attributes is a contextual menu plugin for the Macintosh Finder, that allows users to fastly alter attributes such as creation and modification dates as well as the Finder flags of single or more than one files or folders. Up to now changing these attributes meant "hacking" them individually in ResEdit.

A Better Finder Launcher provides instant access to all your applications, documents and folders. A Better Finder Launcher provides instant access to all your applications, documents and folders. Just press the Control-Command-L hot key and start typing the name of the item you are looking for. After just a few keystrokes A Better Finder Launcher will have found the right file. Just hit return to launch it.

Contextual menu for selecting files on the fly. A Better Finder Select is a contextual menu plugin for the Macintosh Finder that allows power users to filter file selections on the basis of a range of criteria. The simplest selection method is by partial file name matches, e.g. "select all files that end in '.gif'", or "select all files that contain the word 'web'". Unix-style wildcard matches such as "picture*.gif" give a more powerful alternative, but it is the regular expression matching , familiar to BBEdit , Grep or Perl users that give the ultimate file selection mechanism.

Alter your contextual menus. OpenMenu is an application that allows you to to freely alter contextual menus. You can open documents, applications, Applescripts, and more. any time you want to. OpenMenu supports dynamic browsing for volumes and folders, controlkey-free contextual menu popup, easy to use menu builder and much more. It also comes with over 50 helpful Sample Scripts. OpenMenu is compatible with both OS X and Classic OS.

CM can alter file creation/modification dates. A Better Finder Attributes is a contextual menu plugin for the Macintosh Finder, that allows users to fastly alter attributes such as creation and modification dates as well as the Finder flags of single or more than one files or folders. Up to now changing these attributes meant "hacking" them individually in ResEdit.

Contextual menu performs features on selected text. Text Corrector is a contextual menu plugin. It allows you to to perform some operations on selected text. Select some text in any software and call contextual menu for selection (Ctrl-click). In Text Correction submenu select desired operation. If software supports Apple Events Model then selected text will be replaced with result of correction. If text cannot be replaced 'in fly' (you will hear system alert sound in that case), that means software you are using does not support Apple Events Model. But you still can use Text Corrector, because correction result is stored in Clipboard as well, so you can use Command-V and paste it anywhere you want.

Contextual menu allows you to to open documents with other applications. OpenWith CMM allows you to to fastly open documents with applications other than their creators via a contextual menu plug-in.

Contextual menu deletes resource fork. GrimRipperCM is a contextual menu plugin for deleting the resource fork of a file.

Contextual menu allows you to to play AIFF sounds from the Finder. With PlaySound CMM installed, if you control-click on an AIFF sound file, one of the items in the contextual menu will be 'Play Sound'. Just select 'Play Sound,' and the sound will play. Click the mouse or press a key to stop the sound. The Play Sound items won't appear if you control-click on a sound file in any format other than AIFF, or on any file that's not a sound. (But, as always, you can play System sound files by double-clicking).

Contextual menu allows you to to store and fetch commonly used text. AutoTextTyper is a contextual menu plugin that allows you to fastly and effortlessly add commonly used text, such as email addresses, web sites, addresses, company names, signatures, form letters, and many more, to a list of items in a contextual menu. You can then select any of those items and have them automatically typed into any software that supports contextual menus.

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