What are these dock icons? (newbie)

[macdude2]

I know what most of the basic dock icons for apps look like. However, I've found these where I don't know what application they are for. Please provide the name and number if you know. No links needed. Please answer as many of them as you can. All help is greatly appreciated!

p.s. If I used your desktop image and you don't want me to, please drop me a PM and I'll happily crop/remove it.

ATTENTION: On #9, the C2D temp, I just need to know how to get it up there, lol. Thanks!


Thanks everyone!

 

[clevin]

3. handbrake->dvd ripping
4. gimp->photo editing
9. coreduo temp->monitor cpu temperature
11. limewire->p2p
14. probably toast, DVD/CD burning...

 

[ExileinBlonde]

I can't help you out with to many, but I know others can.

2) Mac the Ripper
3) Handbrake
11) Limewire
14) Toast Titanium 7

 

[WICK3D]

12.- Serial Seeker
13.-App Zapper

 

[bursty]

7) Aurora - alarm clock for iTunes

 

[macdude2]

Thanks to everyone so far. On number 9, I need to know how to get it up there.

Please keep the replies coming!

 

[benthewraith]

Thanks to everyone so far. On number 14, I need to know how to get it up there.

Please keep the replies coming!

Toast is not a freeware application. Therefore, you'd have to buy it.

 

[twistmac]

8 is Growl.

 

[j0sh]

5. Kismac

 

[CaptainCaveMann]

11.Limewire

 

[R.Youden]

1. Not sure of its name but I think it is some kind of FTP / file transfer application

 

[macdude2]

Toast is not a freeware application. Therefore, you'd have to buy it.

For some reason, I put 14. I meant 9, which is the CPU temp. How do I get that up there?

 

[r6girl]

For some reason, I put 14. I meant 9, which is the CPU temp. How do I get that up there?

in temperator monitor, go to the "monitor" menu, and select "menu bar" - choose to show whatever number of values you want to see in the menu bar...

 

[Salasm]

MacTheRipper? Handbrake? Limewire? Serial Seeker? Kismac?

If they weren't pirating movies and software, they were stealing wi-fi.

 

[T0mmyGunZ]

off topic but im a mac newbie too. what are the icons that look like

W X P, they are 3 different icons but i see alot of people group them together
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thanks

 

[Mydriasis]

off topic but im a mac newbie too. what are the icons that look like

W X P, they are 3 different icons but i see alot of people group them together
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thanks

Microsoft Word = W, Excel = E, PowerPoint = P, etc. its Mircosoft Office.

 

[j26]

Word, eXcel, Powerpoint I'd guess

 

[cwedl]

1)
2) Mac the ripper - http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22715
3)Handbrake - http://handbrake.m0k.org/
4)Gimp - http://www.gimp.org/macintosh/
5)Kismac - http://kismac.de/
6) PM the guy you got this pic from
7) Aurora - http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/20766
8)http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Utilities/Tiger-Launch.shtml - Tiger Launch

I use this a lot, its like a start menu for all your programs you don't want in the dock.

9) http://mac.softpedia.com/get/System-Utilities/MenuTemperature.shtml
10) - PM the guy you got this pic from
11)limewire - http://www.limewire.com/english/content/home.shtml
12) Serial Seeker
13) App Zapper - http://www.appzapper.com/
14) Toast - http://www.roxio.com/

 

[livingfortoday]

MacTheRipper? Handbrake? Limewire? Serial Seeker? Kismac?

If they weren't pirating movies and software, they were stealing wi-fi.

First screenshot up there's mine, actually. And no, I wasn't stealing wi-fi or pirating movies, but I love the assumptions, thanks! I actually was testing out my own network to see how easy it was to crack with Kismac. Sadly, it's VERY easy. And I convert my own DVD's to digital files for easy browsing and viewing on my file server.

 

[brandon.vong]

Does anyone have any recommendations for different icons for Mac the Ripper? I'm not too fond of it.

 

[Jaffa Cake]

No 1 looks like the icon for MacSFTP.

 

[TruthSerum44]

#12 is actually iSerial Reader (it's better than serial seeker, as it provides information about the application at hand)...not that I'd know anything about that

#10 is a program called InCrease (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16999). It's an application for controlling the Folding@Home application (http://folding.stanford.edu/)