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Publisher's Description
Simplifies the use of advanced UNIX functions, gives access to hidden Mac OS X settings, let you easily optimize your system.
Cocktail gives you access to hidden features of your disks, system, files, network and interface.
It is a smooth, powerful and simple to use utility with all major features arranged in five basic categories and a "Pilot" that lets you maintain your system with one click of the button.
Features:
Disks
· Enable or disable journaling.
· Repair disk permissions.
· Set disk spindown time.
System
· Prebind and re-prebind entire system or selected folder.
· Run cron scripts.
· Change startup mode and language.
· Modify sleep settings.
· Force empty trash.
· Rebuild Launch Services database.
· Update whatis and locate databases.
Files
· Delete locked or inaccessible items.
· Delete invisible DS Store files.
· Clean system, user and Internet caches.
· View, rotate, print and save logs.
· Create symbolic links.
· Recreate Mac OS 9 Desktop alias.
· Lock or unlock files and folders.
Network
· Change speed, duplex and MTU.
· Optimize network settings for eight most common types of connections or apply the custom optimization.
· Configure the Mac OS X file server.
Interface
· Customize look and features of Finder, Dock and login window.
· Modify hidden settings of Exposé, Mail, Safari and other applications.
Pilot
· Easily optimize your system.
· Schedule maintenance tasks.
What's New:
· Addresses minor compatibility issues with Mac OS X 10.5.5.
· Interface - Misc. New "Disable Genre column in iTunes browser" setting.
· Interface - Misc. New "Disable iTunes Store arrow links in iTunes" setting.
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