All In One | TinkerTool System Release 2 v2.1

TinkerTool System Release 2 is a collection of system utility features helping you in performing advanced administration tasks on Apple Macintosh computers. The application makes use of a self-adapting user interface which automatically adjusts to the computer model and to the version of Mac OS X you are running. All options available in the current situation are accessible via “panes”, very similar to the techniques you already know from the System Preferences application. The features are controlled via a single window which allows you to use the application as a general toolbox and First Aid assistant.

New in this version:
This version adds support for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
By request of many users, this version adds a printable PDF version of the reference manual. The manual is available as a separate, free download in English or German (approx. 150 pages each).
Added new system information categories, displaying the 32 or 64 bit capabilities of the processor, and 64 bit operation mode of the Mac OS X kernel.
Added new startup preference to enforce booting the kernel in 32 or 64 bit mode if possible.
Added new system information field that displays the unique identification code (UUID) of the computer.
Added a new preference to display memory sizes within TinkerTool System either in classic style, as Kibi units, or using standard units.
Added a user option to let the application automatically reopen the last used pane when starting, similar to TinkerTool System 1.
Added new feature to let the user define an optional blacklist of software bundles which should be ignored when removing language packages.
Added new login setting to hide or show mobile user accounts.
Added new login setting to enable or disable external user accounts.
Added new login settings to enable the screen saver for the login screen (Snow Leopard only).
Added operating system filter for the setting to define a customized Software Update Server.
The user interface to reset permissions on the system volume has been redesigned. Status messages will now be shown in the user's preferred language.
The feature to remove Macintosh-specific data from removable disks has been significantly accelerated. The typical case of cleaning DOS-formatted memory sticks containing more than 100,000 files will now be handled much faster.
The application now automatically corrects problems with the system's login preferences in case they have been damaged by a low-quality “multifunction utility”.
Enhanced status messages for systems where the weekly maintenance script needed a long time to run.
Enhanced error messages for cases where Apple's certificate revocation server is down.
Corrected a problem where the security environment of the application could not auto-repair itself under very special circumstances.
Corrected a problem where removing words from the user's spell checker dictionaries did not work as expected.
Corrected a problem where clicking on a subsection header in the table of ACL permissions could cause the application to quit unexpectantly.
Corrected typographical errors in the documentation and user interface.
Many other small additions and enhancements.

If you are a registered user of a previous version of TinkerTool System Release 2, you can download the current version at no cost. TinkerTool System Release 2 is a paid upgrade for users of TinkerTool System 1.

Limitations: You can download the application free of charge and test whether it fits your needs. You can select between two different modes of testing the program, named Evaluation Mode and Demo Mode.
•Evaluation mode allows you to use the software without any limitations, no matter if you own a registration code or not. Only the following restriction applies: You can launch the application five (5) times per computer only. After five launches, evaluation mode will end and can no longer be enabled for any copy of this application having the version number you have evaluated. After the evaluation period has ended, the program will fall back to demo mode.
•Demo Mode. Without a valid registration code (and after the free evaluation period has ended), the application will operate in demo mode only. A window with the note Running in Demo Mode appears each time the application is started. The window Running in Demo Mode also appears whenever you attempt to use a feature which is not included in the list at the right. This feature will be blocked, so it cannot be used.

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