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- Automatically scans folders to remove the following files: .DS_Store, ._*, .Trashes.
- Aside from adding a folder to the list, a folder can be dragged on the dock icon for a quick one-time erase.
- If the option key is held down while the folder or drive is dragged on to the icon, the drive will be ejected after the cleaning is done.
- Holding down the control key while clicking the "Clean Now' button will enable admin privileges. This will allow the deletion of certain locked files or folders.
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What's New
Version 1.2.4
Security
Security
- For those not taking their medication: Additional warning dialog when selecting an Apple formatted drive.
- The bugs from 10.4.3 are resolved for good, that is until Apple decides to mess them up again.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later (PPC or Intel-based Mac)
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later (PPC or Intel-based Mac)
| Downloads:25,269 |
| Version Downloads:17,839 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:23 Nov 2005 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Please see the help file for a complete list of features.
- Automatically scans folders to remove the following files: .DS_Store, ._*, .Trashes.
- Aside from adding a folder to the list, a folder can be dragged on the dock icon for a quick one-time erase.
- If the option key is held down while the folder or drive is dragged on to the icon, the drive will be ejected after the cleaning is done.
- Holding down the control key while clicking the "Clean Now' button will enable admin privileges. This will allow the deletion of certain locked files or folders.
Output
- The actions of the shell script is logged and displated on the output tab. The file can be located at '~/Library/Application Support/AppleOff/output.txt.'
Please see the help file for a complete list of features.
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jstrait reviewed on 19 Apr 2006
I used to be able to shove my CF card in the reader (a convenient window would open - wish I could get that back too as I've optioned not to show my drives on my desktop, I've got lots of them and don't want the clutter.) After copying the files I'd delete them from the CF card and yank it out of the reader. Didn't have to empty the trash or eject it, very simple and quick.
So basically I want to combine the delete, empty trash and eject into one button, keystroke or icon.
This may sound quite trivial but if you're doing it constantly it can be quite annoying. I also don't like completely emptying the trash all the time in case I might need to recover something.
This product came close to doing this, it basically did everything it said. Well done! I was even able to drag the application icon to the finder window so it's always handy.
Now if it just did two other simple things it would be perfect. 1. Delete files that are dragged into it from removable drives (not send them to the trash or create a trashes file.) 2. Close it's window once complete. Also if possible create the option to always eject removable drives once cleaned.
That would be perfect.
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Here's the script if anyones interested (just below text into script editor and save as an application.) (script is between the lines)
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on open inFiles
set theFirstFile to item 1 of inFiles
tell application "Finder" to set theVolume to the disk of theFirstFile
repeat with theFile in inFiles
set thePath to POSIX path of theFile
set theCommand to "rm -r " & quoted form of thePath
set theResult to do shell script theCommand
end repeat
tell application "Finder" to eject theVolume
end open
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Anonymous reviewed on 24 Nov 2005
- First of all, the requirements for this shouldn't be limitted to one OS X flavour, it's such a simple task that any Mac OS X could easily handle!!!
- Second, why in God's name was this compressed, you saved 190 BYTES and wasted time doing nothing virtualy! An Apple Disk Image contains only a data fork which is 'net friendly. I used DropDMG (2.74) and ended up with 120k file instead of 140!
Great idea for anyone that burn's non-Mac discs like DVD movies or Audio CD's and the rest.
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Nov 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Nov 2005
If you don't understand what this is for, or don't know why someone would use it - don't download it. At the very least, please keep unproductive opinions to yourself. It clutters up the reviews with unnecessary garbage. This application does what it is supposed to do, and there are people like me who appreciate it, and use it.
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Nov 2005
PC users are used to seeing random files all over the place, and even if one happens not to, i think they can deal with it. I mean, GUI front-ends for terminal commands are great, but I really don't understand all the flaming going on in these comments.
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Anonymous reviewed on 25 Oct 2005
"Don't make waves if there isn't anything wrong?"
Is there anyone going to the dentist's to have some teeth pulled out when there is is nothing wrong with his teeth?
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Anonymous reviewed on 02 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Oct 2005
So here's the score (since I have devices that choke on .DS_Store files and metadata ones):
In order of things that cause problems:
1) .DS_Store
2) ._filename
Then the things that could be nice
3) Thumbnails/Previews. A lot of things won't use the embedded thumbnails or previews so you can reduce 20 megs of files to about 16 megs just stripping these q/ quickimage or something like that.
Sure, I fix the problem causers in the terminal; but that doesn't mean I like wasting my time doing it. This a useful application and it's not based on paranoia, but messages like 'the movie could not be deleted' on a psp or whatever.
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Oct 2005
So, everytime I copy files to my PSP or mobile phone and the Mac OS copies loads of additional hidden files my PSP and mobile phone don't need, or understand, you think I should fire up the Terminal app, type in a bunch of geek-code I don't understand (risking making a mistake and doing something dangerous) instead of just double-clicking this apps icon and clicking "Clean Now"?
Two clicks versus multiple clicks and typing multiple characters into the potentially dangerous Terminal?
Sounds like some people just like making life hard for themselves. Perhaps you'd be better off using Windows and DOS!! Geeks!
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Ive tried holding another key while clicking on the link and still doesnt download to my downloads folder.
Atlanx rated on 21 Dec 2010