Please have a look at our other products:

Adventure

Before there was Doom, Ultima, Rogue, or even Zork, there was... Adventure. This is a port to MacOS X of this popular classic, of course with an Aqua interface. The rest is still pure text...

Bubble Pop

Bubble Pop is a simple board game, still having it's fair addiction risk. Have a look at it and have a recreational game now and then.

MacTomTom

Now available as Universal Binary! Load maps, voices and new firmware to your TomTom navigation device with MacTomTom!

MoofMenu

Do you miss quick access to your applications and documents you had with MacOS 9? Have a look at MoofMenu then!

NotesConverter

NotesConverter helps you migrate to a reasonable e-mail client. It converts your Lotus Notes mail database into a UNIX mail file, which can be imported by most e-mail clients.

Nuntius

Are you too still roaming around the text-based, 16 colored multi user dungeons despite the new and shiny games and chat rooms the web offers? If so, have a look at Nuntius for the premier MUD client for MacOS X.

ScreenLock

ScreenLock brings you back a privacy protection much appreciated by MacOS 9 users. It asks for the password of the currently logged in user whenever your computer is awaking from sleep (MacOS X 10.2 only).

Do you work in a windows dominant environment? Are your network drives packed with Windows Shortcuts that point to directories and documents? Are you tired of starting a windows machine just to change your windows domain password? Do you want to copy path names to an email? Here is the answer: WinShortcutter!

WinShortcutter is a collection of small and usefull utilities that are primarily focused at people working in a windows dominant office environment with a weak Mac support.

Release 2.2 adds new features that were most requested by our users.

Easy to Use
WinShortcutter comes with a proper installer and works right out of the box.

Features

  • Enhanced Mapping feature with arbitrary paths (including local paths).
  • Clicking on a windows style shortcut (.lnk File) will follow the link. If the shortcut points to a folder, a new finder window will be opened, if the shortcut points to a file, the file will be loaded with the default application for the file. If the shortcut points to a file on the network, the corresponding drive will automatically be mounted, if needed.
  • WinShortcutter Service: You can open a textual link sent to you by a windows user by using the service menu. With this release you can also use local directory strings (generated by the Context Menu of WinShortcutter for example).
  • Context menu in Finder: The finder context menu has a new menu item to copy filename paths into the clipboard. You can then paste the text into an email.
  • Windows Domain Passwords can be changed using the WinShortcutter System Preferences.
  • Path Copy now also produces Paths with backslashes (\) for windows! This behavior is configurable in the System Preferences
  • Support for CIFS drives.
  • NEW: Alias can be generated with Command double-click, without activating in the System Preferences
  • Improved System Preferences with Detail window that can be hidden

What's New in Version 2.2?

  • Reworked System Preferences Panel. You can now hide the mapping feature.
  • Mapping feature has been enhanced and extended to support arbitrary names and local paths.
  • Service menu can now also handle local paths, as generated by the context menu. As a trade in, the menu now needs a correct selection of the string. Strings starting with something different than / or // are no more accepted.
  • Alias can be generated with Command double-click, without activating in the System Preferences

WinShortcutter is Freeware
WinShortcutter is free. Your support is still gratefully appreciated. Donations will solely be invested into further cool Lobotomo software.

Supported Platforms:
  • Intel: Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
  • PowerPC: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher

System Requirements
WinShortcutter runs on MacOS X 10.3 or higher (including Leopard).

Acknowledgments
Many thanks to Nathan Day for providing NDAlias for use in WinShortcutter.