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Official Mac applications for downloading

Here are some applications that might increase value in your work. Get a trial version and see if you like it. Most of them are for official purpose.

 

stacks_image_5812D9FF-BB72-4144-9A41-894B867C93A6Slices
Slices is an application that allows you to split and combine files. With Slices you can email large documents, as well as fit very large files onto CDs, memory sticks and other writable media. And, like SlidePad, Slices is free!

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stacks_image_73451850-36FC-4093-B869-6D599DD090EASlidePad
SlidePad is a powerful, convenient note-taking application that allows you to unobtrusively take notes without ever leaving your keyboard. And SlidePad is free!

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stacks_image_F9A39CED-C9F9-439D-8217-1DB6358DBAF3Parachute
This is a versatile, powerful backup tool that allows you make automated backups of your files. With Parachute you can select files individually, set your own schedule and backup to both local disks and remote servers.

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stacks_image_B4EFB924-9E63-40B0-A61E-B6260ADC96CBRenamer
Renamer gives you to option to rename and number many files at once. If you've every tried to rename a large set of files by hand and thought "there must be an easier way", then Renamer is for you.

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stacks_image_158F0027-D60B-4B43-915E-638C196643ADMainMenu
MainMenu is a powerful maintenance tools to keep your Mac running like new, packed in a slick and simple interface. Improve application performance, make searching faster and speed up your disk access quicker. All that and more is just two clicks.

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stacks_image_5A76B0BA-DA1B-4C6B-B238-6E4ED12BFFDAiArchiver
A must-have tool for anyone working with archives. Safely backup your files with iArchiver's built-in encryption support. Open all the popular archive formats including RAR, StuffIt, DMG, 7zip and of course Zip. And convert easily between archive formats, such as from RAR to Zip.

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stacks_image_BE170F31-3ED2-4812-885D-3C039EC607C3Sponge
You're running out of disk space? You want to clean your hard disk to free up some space and get rid of the clutter? Sponge is a tool to keep your Mac clean and tidy. With Sponge you can reclaim your disk space by safely removing applications, finding large files and directories, and tracking down and deleting duplicate files.

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stacks_image_1CC70523-083E-489D-BCF5-CF2F4456D540ResizeMe
ResizeMe is a lightweight, incredibly easy-to-use batch image editor that allows you to create drop shadows, add a "shiny table" reflection effect, add text watermarks, convert, resize, crop and rotate thousands of your images and photos at once.

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stacks_image_2FF26DDA-079F-420D-A71A-7A1348CE00FBYum
Yum is your ultimate recipe and cook book manager. Add your favorite recipes, organize them into categories, assign them ratings, print them with custom layouts, create shopping lists from the ingredients, and many more features.

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stacks_image_301C02F5-4C5B-44DD-BD09-85BDDD83E968Family
Family is a genealogy application for Mac OS X that allows you to map out your family tree visually, associating images and files with each person and telling each person's story.

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stacks_image_085A3659-E4F1-48BB-ACE4-92804494CFF7Dragoman
Dragoman batch converts image, photo, music, sound and archive files. It supports the popular image file formats JPEG, PDF, TIFF and PNG, as well as digital camera formats from Canon, Kodak, Sony, Nikon, Olympus and Fuji cameras.

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stacks_image_4CCF4E97-DDB1-41CF-9D11-AC95C461B519iCombiner
With iCombiner you can merge multiple images into a single PDF document. iCombiner can merge all the popular image formats, including PDF, TIFF, PNG, JPEG, GIF, Postscript, and many more.

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