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DESCRIPTION
DS_Store Cleaner is a handy little tool for users who transfer files between platforms (Mac OS X to Linux/Windows), or those who create CDs. There are two version, one specifically for Mac OS X, the other for Linux and Windows. The Mac version is to clean up .DS_Store files before buring a cd or transferring files. The other versions are in case the files have already been transferred.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.5:
  • A much smaller download.
  • An easier to use UI.
  • Drag and drop capabilities into the app (more than before).
  • New Icon for your desktop.
  • Move to Java 1.4.1.
REQUIREMENTS
  • Mac OS X 10.2 or later
  • Java 1.4.1


Developer:Ryan Grier
Downloads:21,358
  - Version d/l:10,845
Utilities:System
License:Free
Date:12 Jan 2005
Platform:PPC
RATING
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    DS_Store Cleaner User Reviews (17 posts)Write A Review
    Mar 24 2006

    MACUSR  Works great. Clean my PSP/  (Version 1.5)

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    Nov 20 2005
    *****

    MIKE  This program is good at its job, i deleted many ds_store's from my memory stick duo, but how do i delete "._" files aswell i cant play them or any thing on my phone (were the mem stick goes) how do i get rid of em, please mail me on what_derek@hotmail.co.uk if you know please please  (Version 1.5)

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    Aug 23 2005
    ****.

    ANONYMOUS  App crashes if you put it any lower (subfolders) than the main application folder or desktop. Works fine in either of those two places. A nicer icon might be in order too !  (Version 1.5)

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    Jan 14 2005

    ANONYMOUS  Open the directory you want to work on in Finder.

    In the Finder searchbox type ".DS_Store" and hit return.

    Once it's finished searching, hit "Command A" to select them all.

    Drag them to Trash.

    Over on the UNIX/Linux side:

    Change directory to the directory you want to clean.

    Type "find . -name .DS_Store -exec rm '{}' ';'" (the quotes are required) and hit return.  (Version 1.5)

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