Top File Management for Mac

The disk burning support built into Mac OS X burns the entire CD, even if you have only used a small portion of it. CD Session Burner can continue to add sessions to the CD until all the space is used up. Each session is mounted as a separate volume when...

Where is my Disk Space? was inspired by my brother whose hard disk was full up and he did not know where all the space had gone to. I had to trawl through all his folders finding out where all the space had gone. Using Sherlock found large files quite...

I wrote Trash Lock Files because I was fed up in Mac OS X with not being able to delete many locked files in my trash can without having to unlock them all first. Unlike Mac OS 9 where you could hold the option key down while emptying the trash, this does...

Have you ever wanted to find a file that is on a removable disk? Without knowing which disk it is on, you can not use 'Find File', as it needs the real disk to search. Alias Disk allows you to keep removable disks locally on your hard disk in the form of...

CreaDMG is a tool for creating disk images: DMG, ISO, sparseimage, etc. Easy to use, supports drag&drop, you can select different image formats, compression, password protection. CreaDMG is a universal binary cocoa/applescript frontend for the shell...

Resize and manage the partitions (volumes) on the hard drives on your Apple Macintosh computer without erasing them. VolumeWorks is extremely easy to use. In just a few clicks, VolumeWorks will resize your partition to the size of your choice....

Simple and free utility to view invisible files and make them visible. You can also make visible files invisible.Requirements:Mac OS X...

Storage Area Network (SAN) software lets users share common volumes under OS X . The volume management software package allows multiple users to share between OS9 and OSX and have shared read and write access to Fibre Channel storage without the...

Does the Finder have too few features for your liking? Does it offer too little information? Xfolders, the new file manager for Mac OS X, Tiger, is the solution. Xfolders supplements the Finder and it is, thanks to its compatibility with Norton Commander,...

By default, Apple's new "Spotlight" feature in Mac OS X 10.4 has been a saving grace for local searches. One limitation that ails this software is the fact that it will not index hidden directories; some that Apple deem off limits. SpotlightIndexer will...