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UtilityButton

Name: UtilityButton
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

1.0.1

12 November 2005

Widget gives easy access to OS X utilities.

Overview

UtilityButton is a small widget that gives you easy access to Mac OS X utilities that you use sometimes, but don't want cluttering up your dock. All you do is click on the button, choose the utility, and it opens.

UtilityButton provides easy access to more than twenty of Mac OS X's utilities. Here are some of them:

Activity Monitor
Calculator
Disk Utility
Font Book
Grab
Terminal

For UtilityButton support please visit the UtilityButton Support page.

What's new in UtilityButton

Version 1.0.1:

Fixed the 'New Version' bug... again.
Added Japanese localization. (Thanks Yuzuru Shiraiwa!)
Fixed French localization.

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7 UtilityButton Reviews

Rate this app:

Anonymous

12 September 2005

Most helpful

If you are a widget addict with 30+ installed, this may be handy, but for the rest of us... I'd rather use my 'widgedock'.

Version 0.9.1

Maurice-Stubblefield

12 November 2005

This is a great time saver. Works as stated. Will there be a way in the future to add utilities? Good job.

Version 1.0.1

Kool03

17 October 2005

very nice thank you very much its easy to use only one clik and you their kool.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

17 October 2005

I like it! Saves time.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

16 October 2005

Nothing wrong with this widget, but when I want to use an infrequently used app I just Spotlight its name.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

16 October 2005

I guess it's nifty if your a widget addict, but I just put a folder of aliases to frequently used apps in my dock, same thing really, more customizable and it doesn't require additional software.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

12 September 2005

Great! Now I don't have to go to the programs folder for the utilities. Could you please add the sound/midi tool also to he list? I need that.

Version 0.9.1

1 answer(s)

Anonymous

16 October 2005

why aren't you using LaunchBar?

Version 1.0

Anonymous

12 September 2005