PhotoNotes
PhotoNotes is an easy way to attach labels to your favorite photos. You can mark friends and family, buildings, special places, whatever you like.
It is tightly integrated with the Mac OS X Address Book, so it is easy to pick a name for a label. Labels are smart: When you have birthdays in your Address Book, PhotoNotes automatically displays the age of that person, using the camera date.
Finding photos of friends is easy with PhotoNotes' extensive Spotlight support. Your albums are automatically indexed. When you search for a person from Spotlight, PhotoNotes automatically displays that person's photos and highlights him or her in the thumbnail previews.
You can also export your labelled photos as an interactive HTML page.
PhotoNotes used to be shareware, you can use this license file to register: Free_User.pn_key. Instructions how to use this license file are provided with the application.
Telling Folders
Do all your folder look the same? – No longer! With this little utility, you can easily put any image on top of your folder icons to make them easily distinguishable.
QuickLook is supported, so you are not limited to images alone. Drag any file in and see a rich visual representation on top of the standard folder image. Drag a folder in to set its icon – easy.
If you accidentally change a folder's icon, Telling Folders' Undo function has you covered.
(Requires Mac OS X Leopard)
Big Clocks
These are three Quartz Composer Clips to be used as a Screen Saver, Wallpaper or on a website. The first one is a traditional analog clock, the second and third are a little more experimental, combining analog and digital elements.
To be used as Screen Savers, the files have to be copied in the ~/Library/Screen Savers folder. You can toggle the second hand of the first one with the preferences-panel within the Screen Savers Pane. With Quartz Desktop they can also be used as your wallpaper.
If you have the Developer Tools installed, you can tinker with the internals using Quartz Composer.
