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Desktop Enhancements
Alarms & Clock Software
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What's new in version 1.0
This is the first release of MacCollider. Multithreading allows the Mac to continue to respond even if you decide to process multi-gigabyte files (it handles multi-gigabyte files just fine).
General
Publisher
Cubicity
Publisher web site
http://www.cubicity.com/disk_drive.html
Release date
December 20, 2001
Date added
December 19, 2001
Version
1.0
Category
Category
Desktop Enhancements
Subcategory
Desktop Customization
System requirements
Operating systems
Mac OS Classic, Mac OS X 10.0, Mac OS X 10.1
Additional requirements
PPC
Mac OS 8.6 or higher with
CarbonLib
or
Mac OS X 10.0 or higher
Download information
File size
286.13K
File name
Not available
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Total Downloads
1,171
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License model
Free
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