This program enhances the functionality of the Apple Menu. Similar in nature to the commercial program - Now Menus - this control panel will give you hierarchic access, using folders, to items placed in the Apple Menu folder. It gives you access to the contents of these folders, and any subfolders, via submenus that appear automatically when you select a folder’s listing from the Apple Menu. 68040 and PPC compatible running Mac OS 8.1 or later.
This icon editor lets you totally customize all of your Mac’s icons—kind of like Photoshop for icons. Just drag any icon onto the Icon Machine icon and Icon Machine will open a window in which you can edit the icon. It features a collection of selection, drawing, and editing tools, extensive drag-and-drop support, integrated mask editing, contextual menu support, and more. This latest version adds new features for creating 32-bit icons for users of Mac OS 8.6 and later. CarbonLib 1.4 or Mac OS X 10.0 or higher.
Iconographer is a an icon editor. It allows you to both change the icons of items, as well as edit the icon resources used by various programs. Iconographer has been created from the ground up to deal with many icon formats. These include: classic Mac OS (8-bit icons only), Mac OS 8.5+ (32-bit icons with 8-bit icons), Mac OS X (128 x 128 icons in .icns files), Windows (.ico files), and Mac OS X Server (48 x 48 icons in .tiff files). Due to its flexibility, Iconographer is useful to both beginners and advanced users. It can be used for a wide range of tasks, ranging from simply creating some customized folder icons to editing complex resource files for an application to converting icons between platforms. Requires PPC, Mac OS 8.6 or higher with CarbonLib, Mac OS X 10.0 or higher.
This fun and amusing system extension replaces selected icons on your desktop with icon animations. Create your own animated icons with the Kineticon Editor and replace icons such as your hard drive, trash can, folders in windows, even dialogue box icons. 68k and PPC compatible running Mac OS 7.5 or later, with support for Mac OS 8.5’s 32-bit icons.
Natural Order 1.4 freeware
Stuart Cheshire, http://www.stuartcheshire.org/
Natural Order is a System Extension that improves the sorting order that your Macintosh uses when it displays lists of items that have numbers in the name.
