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Get it Together

This week we have some odds and ends that will help you tie up loose ends.

mu Get it TogethersterMachine

This multi-purpose utility gives you a GUI to all kinds of OS X maintenance tasks including cleaning caches, running cron jobs and creating invisible files. This app comes in Panther and Jaguar flavors.

mu Get it TogetherCocoazip

Zip, gzip and tar files to your heart’s content. Oddly enough, Cocoazip doesn’t untar or unzip, but I suppose there are other utilities for that.

mu Get it TogetherFirefoxy

Firefoxywidgets Get it Together

Love Mozilla Firefox, but not so much the windows-looking submit buttons and drop-downs? Swap your widgets for sleeker ones with Firefoxy (shown above).

WebAddressBook

Here’s a nice extra for those of you who’d like to access your addresses from the web. WebAddressBook uses PHP and MySQL to provide password-protected access to your contacts. This server based system easily imports group vCards exported from OS X’s Address Book.

I think we found something for everybody in this mix. Until next week, have fun!

Brian

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Boost the usefulness of QuickLook with these free plugins

quicklook 20071126 200946 Boost the usefulness of QuickLook with these free pluginsOver the last few days, I’ve noticed a few QuickLook plugins popping up and I thought I would link you to a few of them.

First, there is the Folder QuickLook Plugin which allows you to see the contents of folders from QuickLook including invisible files and time stamps.

From the same developer comes Zip QuickLook Plugin, a handy add-on that lets you look inside .zip files without taking the time to decompress them.

Last but not least, EPSQLPlugIn lets you get previews on EPS files in QuickLook from the Finder.

If you know about any other cool QuickLook plugins, please let me know.

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