Lizenzen: organize your Mac's software licenses
Lizenzen is a free app for Mac OS 10.4+ that lets you easily organize your software license keys. The program has a sidebar showing the titles of all of the apps you add and a main screen showing detailed information like license key, software version, support contact information, date purchased, and the computer to which the license is assigned. You can also export a simple PDF of all of your software licenses (although the PDF has no column headings for some reason).
The Lizenzen .zip also comes with two other programs: a portable version of the software for taking your licenses with you on a USB drive, and grabbICON. grabbICON is included so that you can extract an app's icon to use for your software license entry in Lizenzen.
A word of caution: your license data is stored in an unencrypted text file.
[Via MacUpdate]
The Lizenzen .zip also comes with two other programs: a portable version of the software for taking your licenses with you on a USB drive, and grabbICON. grabbICON is included so that you can extract an app's icon to use for your software license entry in Lizenzen.
A word of caution: your license data is stored in an unencrypted text file.
[Via MacUpdate]













Comments
3
Subscribe to commentsPeterJan 18th 2008 4:24PM
"grabbICON is included so that you can extract an app's icon to use for your software license entry in Lizenzen."
Wow, I'd even pay for it with features like that.
AndreyJan 23rd 2008 10:16AM
You do not need any 3rd party tools to grab app's icons. Don't need to dig through resources neither. It's all at your fingertips, at least in Leopard.
In Finder, highlight the file, whose icon you want to copy. Press ⌘-C and switch to Preview App. Press ⌘-N (or choose File->New From Clipboard) and you got the desired icons in a new document. Easy as that.
Todd RitterJan 23rd 2008 10:21AM
Thanks for that tip Andrey! It works very well.