GrimRipperCM
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Contextual menu deletes resource fork.   Free
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GrimRipperCM is a contextual menu plugin for deleting the resource fork of a file.
What's New
Version 1.4.1:
  • Fixed the problem with loading under Mac OS 10.3.9
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later






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ver. 1.x:
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+451
Corpsecorps commented on 13 Sep 2009
How about a Snow Leopard compatible version?
[Version 1.4.1]


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+11
Etnier commented on 17 Feb 2008
Won't stay installed in my CM's: OSX 10.4.11
[Version 1.4.1]


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+166

Orion-Mk.-V reviewed on 18 Apr 2006
Nice! Handy and unusually affordable.
[Version 1.4.1]


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Anonymous reviewed on 17 Jun 2005
Fantastic...and free!
[Version 1.3.2]


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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Apr 2005
Just works.
Not much to it.

Good for removing the resource junk Snapz Pro adds to screen shots preventing Finder's Icon Preview setting from working! :)
[Version 1.3.2]


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Anonymous reviewed on 17 Feb 2005
Works great. Perfect for removing those resource-fork thumbnails that iPhoto likes to add to exported images. Can't beat the price.
[Version 1.3.2]


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Downloads:6,572
Version Downloads:4,032
Type:Utilities : Contextual Menus
License:Free
Date:18 Apr 2006
Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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GrimRipperCM is a contextual menu plugin for deleting the resource fork of a file.


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