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MCS Utilities
1.5

1.0

MCS Utilities free download for Mac

MCS Utilities

1.5
07 November 2009

A set of system utilities, batch rename files, clear caches, more.

Overview

MCS Utilities currently provides options for:
  • Batch renaming files and extensions
  • Showing/Hiding both Finder items and file extensions
  • Replacing specific text within file names
  • Cleaning the system and library cache files
  • Running the built-in Network Diagnostic from Apple
  • Force emptying the trash when Finder won't allow it

What's new in MCS Utilities

Version 1.5:
  • Change File Extensions (Individual files)
  • Batch Convert Video
  • Create Encrypted .zip Archive
  • Take Screenshot
  • Timed Screenshot...
  • Resize Photos
  • Rename Files Sequentially
  • 64-bit support for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
  • Removed Support for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger

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MCS Utilities Screenshots

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3 MCS Utilities Reviews

Rate this app:

Eric•Woehler
Eric•Woehler
30 July 2009

Most helpful

Tried it for the sake of hiding extensions - hate them, too much like Windoze for me, and am sick of opening a folder, selecting all then collectively hiding all extensions. Tried this on individual folders, nested folders and even my home directory. Nothing worked. All files still showing extensions. Restart and try again - same. Other features might work, but hiding extensions doesn't appear to. Running 10.5.7 on unibody with 4Gb RAM, all system software up to date.
Like (1)
Version 1.1
jessica@jessicawilliams-com
jessica@jessicawilliams-com
31 July 2009
Restart after unchecking.
Like (1)
Version 1.1
jessica@jessicawilliams-com
jessica@jessicawilliams-com
31 July 2009
Okay, okay. Under finder, hit, preferences, go to advanced pane, uncheck "show all file extensions". Happy?
Like (1)
Version 1.1
1 answer(s)
Eric•Woehler
Eric•Woehler
31 July 2009
nope, doesn't switch off the Finder showing extensions.
Like (1)
Version 1.1
Eric•Woehler
Eric•Woehler
30 July 2009
Tried it for the sake of hiding extensions - hate them, too much like Windoze for me, and am sick of opening a folder, selecting all then collectively hiding all extensions. Tried this on individual folders, nested folders and even my home directory. Nothing worked. All files still showing extensions. Restart and try again - same. Other features might work, but hiding extensions doesn't appear to. Running 10.5.7 on unibody with 4Gb RAM, all system software up to date.
Like (1)
Version 1.1
3 answer(s)
jessica@jessicawilliams-com
jessica@jessicawilliams-com
31 July 2009
Under "Finder", hit 'Preferences.' Choose "hide all extensions". No need for third party software.
Like (1)
Version 1.1
Eric•Woehler
Eric•Woehler
31 July 2009
Finder does NOT have the option of "Hiding all extensions" - the option is to SHOW all extensions!
Like (2)
Version 1.1
Godzila
Godzila
21 March 2011
Account Error: Inactive how download this file?????
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