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AppleScript toggles file visibility. Sneak A Peek is an AppleScript that makes those hidden files/folders visible and vice-versa.

AppleScript adds iCal event from within iCal. Add Birthday to iCal is an AppleScript that allows a person to add an iCal event from within the Address Book software. It is named just "Add Birthday to iCal". Installation is as easy as copying a script file into a designated folder. And using it is done by Address Book itself, since it merely adds a contextual item to any Custom Date fields. Support for nicknames and event recurrence is built-in. The iCal event also has an alarm attached by default.

Browser plug-in compiles and runs AppleScript. AppleScript Browser Plug-in is a browser plug-in that compiles and runs AppleScript.

Integrate iCal and iTunes for a music alarm. iCal-iT Just Music Alarm is a stay-open script that teams up iCal and iTunes to create a music alarm.

Allows you to to include AppleScript, Perl, and Frontier commands in your HTML pages. OpenScript is a plugin for every HTTP server compatible with W*API 1.1 (like WebSTAR or Quid Pro Quo). It let you to include AppleScript and Frontier command in your HTML pages; you can also write nested commands so you can use Frontier commands inside AppleScript scripts or AppleScript command in Frontier scripts.

Alter key combination. In MacOS 9 (and previous 'classic' versions of MacOS) the key combination to create a new folder was 'Command N', however Apple changed this key combination to 'Command Shift N' and assigned 'Command N' to the action of generating a new finder window. I and others have never quite become used to this alter, that is why I created 'N Commander'. It is an easy software that changes the key combination 'Command N' in Apple's Finder so that it will create new folders. This Alter remains permanent unless reversed using N Commander.

Allows Address Book to send SMS messages. Danny`s Address Book SMS Scripts is a set of AppleScript Plug-Ins for Address Book to send SMS messages to compatible mobile phones and pagers using iChat and/or AOL Instant Messenger?. Several variations are included to handle different system configurations. Warning: some mobile carriers may charge recipients for receiving and/or sending text messages using mobile devices! Use with discretion!

Insert Boiler Plate text in Entourage emails. Insert Notes allows for easy use of standardised 'Boiler Plate' text to be inserted into mail or news messages. The standard text is stored in Entourage Notes that must be assigned a category of 'Stationery'. When the script is run a dialog is presented that allows the user to select one (or several) of these notes and the text is then inserted into the current draft message. If no draft is open, a new mail message is created with the contents of the selected notes.

AppleScript creates music and movie playlists with QuickTime 4.1. QT JukeBox is an AppleScript that allows for the creation of playlists that may be utilized in conjunction with Quicktime 4.1 . This basically means any QuickTime user that has version 4.1 and Mac OS 8.5 or higher with AppleScript installed can create playlists that hold MIDI files, Movie Files, and MP3's for use with the Quicktime Player.

AppleScript framework for generating apps that run Unix commands. Privileged Exec is an AppleScript framework that makes it extremely easy to create applications that run Unix commands as root, without prompting the user for an administrator password every time. This is accomplished by securely storing an administrator password in the default keychain. This password can then be used to run any Unix commands as root with no user interaction. By putting your code in the handler theCommands() you fastly create a software that can run any Unix tasks you want with no user interaction after initial setup. The first time your software is run, it will ask the user for an administrator password. This password will then be stored in the system Keychain and on subsequent runs, your software will fetch the password from the keychain and use the password to execute any commands that you want to run with administrator privileges. All of the password management is provided in the Privileged Exec framework.

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