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DropDMG 3.6

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Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are Apple’s preferred format for distributing Mac software and the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Mac Finder—no third-party software required.

Overview
– Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG. You can create a disk image or archive from an existing file or folder or create a new blank disk image.
– DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images. Zlib disk images and ZIP archives created by DropDMG are smaller than those created by Disk Utility and the Finder.
– Configurations let you reuse common collections of settings, and temporary options let you easily make one-off changes.
– Create bootable macOS install disks from downloaded OS installer apps to help with repairing your Mac, restoring from backup, and testing new OS versions.
– Quickly burn files, folders, or disk images to CD or DVD. Multi-session support lets you add files to an existing CD.

Delivering Software
– Create .dmg disk image files, Apple’s recommended container format for deploying Mac software. DropDMG can automatically sign them for Gatekeeper, as recommended for macOS 10.12 Sierra.
– Design reusable layouts with Retina-optimized background images and pixel-perfect icon positioning. Add text boxes with custom fonts, styles, shadows, and variables.
– Apply a license agreement that macOS will display before the user can install your software. Licenses support rich text and multiple languages.
– Automatically renders a custom volume icon that badges your application’s icon onto the white disk image icon, with the proper 3D perspective.
– Automatically hide invisible files such as .Trashes and .fseventsd that are at the root of the disk image so that they don’t clutter the window even if the c-ustomer has used AppleShowAllFiles to make the Finder show invisible files.
Make your disk images Internet-enabled so that Safari automatically expands them into a folder after download.
– Burn CDs and DVDs with background pictures and icon layouts that auto-open when the disc is inserted.
– Store your license agreements and layouts in open formats (RTF, XML) under version control.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning
– Disk images preserve Mac-specific metadata: resource forks, Finder labels, creation dates, ownership, extended attributes, etc.
– Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
– Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
– Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
– Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or double-click the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
– In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility. This is useful for backups and for setting up multiple computers in a lab.
– Optionally enter your administrator password so that DropDMG can back up all your files, with proper permissions and ownership, while unattended.

Encryption
– Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight. Compact them to reclaim unused space.
– Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via e-mail, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely off-site.
– Choose from 128-bit and 256-bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
– Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of double-typing or the risk of typos.
– Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
– Change the passphrase of existing encrypted disk images.
– Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced
– Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
– Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
– Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Notification Center and Growl.
– Fast disk image mounting: turn off verification to quickly mount disk images, use shadow files, and mount encrypted disk images without having to re-type the passphrase for each segment.
– Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
– Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
– Make your favorite destination folders stay in the list of recent folders.
– Process the names of the output files to add the current date, add the version number of an application being imaged, or make the filename server-friendly.
– Choose the file system for your disk image. This is especially helpful for developers who want to test that their apps work with different file systems. For HFS+, DropDMG supports journaled and unjournaled formats as well as case-sensitive or case-insensitive. DropDMG also supports the next-generation Apple File System (AFPS).
– Automate via AppleScript, the dropdmg command-line tool, and Automator.

Compatibility: works with macOS 10.7 through 10.13.
Homepage https://c-command.com/dropdmg/

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DropDMG 3.5.10

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DropDMG 3.5.10

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are Apple’s preferred format for distributing Mac software and the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Mac Finder—no third-party software required.

Overview
– Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG. You can create a disk image or archive from an existing file or folder or create a new blank disk image.
– DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images. Zlib disk images and ZIP archives created by DropDMG are smaller than those created by Disk Utility and the Finder.
– Configurations let you reuse common collections of settings, and temporary options let you easily make one-off changes.
– Create bootable macOS install disks from downloaded OS installer apps to help with repairing your Mac, restoring from backup, and testing new OS versions.
– Quickly burn files, folders, or disk images to CD or DVD. Multi-session support lets you add files to an existing CD.

Delivering Software
– Create .dmg disk image files, Apple’s recommended container format for deploying Mac software. DropDMG can automatically sign them for Gatekeeper, as recommended for macOS 10.12 Sierra.
– Design reusable layouts with Retina-optimized background images and pixel-perfect icon positioning. Add text boxes with custom fonts, styles, shadows, and variables.
– Apply a license agreement that macOS will display before the user can install your software. Licenses support rich text and multiple languages.
– Automatically renders a custom volume icon that badges your application’s icon onto the white disk image icon, with the proper 3D perspective.
– Automatically hide invisible files such as .Trashes and .fseventsd that are at the root of the disk image so that they don’t clutter the window even if the c-ustomer has used AppleShowAllFiles to make the Finder show invisible files.
Make your disk images Internet-enabled so that Safari automatically expands them into a folder after download.
– Burn CDs and DVDs with background pictures and icon layouts that auto-open when the disc is inserted.
– Store your license agreements and layouts in open formats (RTF, XML) under version control.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning
– Disk images preserve Mac-specific metadata: resource forks, Finder labels, creation dates, ownership, extended attributes, etc.
– Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
– Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
– Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
– Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or double-click the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
– In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility. This is useful for backups and for setting up multiple computers in a lab.
– Optionally enter your administrator password so that DropDMG can back up all your files, with proper permissions and ownership, while unattended.

Encryption
– Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight. Compact them to reclaim unused space.
– Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via e-mail, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely off-site.
– Choose from 128-bit and 256-bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
– Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of double-typing or the risk of typos.
– Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
– Change the passphrase of existing encrypted disk images.
– Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced
– Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
– Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
– Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Notification Center and Growl.
– Fast disk image mounting: turn off verification to quickly mount disk images, use shadow files, and mount encrypted disk images without having to re-type the passphrase for each segment.
– Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
– Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
– Make your favorite destination folders stay in the list of recent folders.
– Process the names of the output files to add the current date, add the version number of an application being imaged, or make the filename server-friendly.
– Choose the file system for your disk image. This is especially helpful for developers who want to test that their apps work with different file systems. For HFS+, DropDMG supports journaled and unjournaled formats as well as case-sensitive or case-insensitive. DropDMG also supports the next-generation Apple File System (AFPS).
– Automate via AppleScript, the dropdmg command-line tool, and Automator.

Compatibility: works with macOS 10.7 through 10.13.
Homepage https://c-command.com/dropdmg/

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DropDMG 3.5.9

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DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

Features

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning:

  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.

Encryption:

  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced:

  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Information

Compatibility
OS X 10.7 or later, 64-bit processor
Languages
English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish
Web Site
Developer Website | Mac App Store

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.9

  • Worked around a bug that could prevent a custom volume icon from being saved.
  • Worked around a bug that prevented the “Set Passphrase…” sheet from working from within the “New Blank Disk Image…” panel.
  • Worked around a bug that prevented licenses from being removed when converting a disk image using license None.
  • Worked around a bug that could prevent DropDMG from launching after you used AirPlay.
  • Worked around a bug that could cause the command-line tool to fail with error “Killed: 9” after being updated to a new version until the Mac was restarted.
  • Fixed a bug where the passphrase sheet could be stretched vertically.
  • Modernized the localizations.

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DropDMG, Free, Mac, Utilities

DropDMG 3.5.8

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DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning:

  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.

Encryption:

  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced:

  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Information

CompatibilityOS X 10.7 or later, 64-bit processor
LanguagesEnglish, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish
Web SiteDeveloper Website | Mac App Store

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.8

  • The Create macOS Install Disk command works around some issues with the macOS 10.15 Catalina installer that could cause errors or the creation of incomplete installation disks.
  • Create macOS Install Disk automatically shows you the volumes list when it’s time to select the destination volume, saving you a step.
  • Updated the Create macOS Install Disk and Signing sections of the manual.
  • When calculating the size of the source folder or app, DropDMG now counts the sizes of any extended attributes. This fixes a problem where some apps (e.g. those made using the Qt framework) that include large numbers of small code-signed files wouldn’t fit on the disk image.
  • Work around a series of bugs in macOS 10.15 that sometimes caused a “Resource temporarily unavailable (-54)” error when creating a disk image with a license agreement.
  • Worked around an issue with macOS 10.14 where the log detail drawer might be slightly too short to fit all of its contents without scrolling.
  • If you have a disk image with a pre-existing license agreement and convert it with None as selected license, on macOS 10.15 the license is kept rather than deleted. This is due to a pair of bugs in Catalina (FB7362946, FB7362950).
  • Fixed a crash that could occur if there was an error creating a macOS install disk.
  • Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when a Software Update error occurred.
  • Fixed a bug with the crash reporter window and Dark Mode.

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DropDMG 3.5.7

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Size 26.68 MB
Created on 2019-09-04 07:11:46
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Descriptions for DropDMG 3.5.7

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning:

  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.

Encryption:

  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced:

  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later

Web Site: http://c-command.com/

Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.7

  • If setting a disk image’s layout fails, DropDMG will now report a better error message that explains how to enable Automation access in System Preferences, rather than just mentioning error code -1743.
  • Worked around a Mac App Store bug that prevented setting disk image layouts when using macOS 10.14 or later.
  • Expanded the Signing section of the manual with more information about the different kinds of signing, as well as notarization.
  • Worked around a bug in macOS 10.13 and later that can corrupt a custom volume icon.
  • Worked around permissions error that could occur when converting a disk image to an archive on newer versions of macOS.

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DropDMG 3.5.6

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DropDMG 3.5.6

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning:

  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.

Encryption:

  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced:

  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later

Web Site: http://c-command.com/

Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.6

  • Added preliminary support for macOS 10.15 (which is now in beta).
  • Worked around change in macOS 10.15 that could cause DropDMG to crash at launch.
  • The Software Update… installer now works on macOS 10.15. If you’ve already updated to macOS 10.15, you can use it to download the new version but will have to install it manually, as described in the Updating From a Previous Version section of the manual.
  • Worked around a macOS 10.15 bug where Finder didn’t save the window layout.
  • Finder in macOS 10.15 currently does not display custom volume icons.
  • macOS 10.15 removes support for Internetenabled disk images, so DropDMG now makes that option unavailable when running on macOS 10.15.
  • The Expand Image Automator action doesn’t work on macOS 10.15 because macOS 10.15 support for Internetenabled disk images has been removed.
  • Fixed a bug where DropDMG could crash when applying a layout if there had been a scripting error.
  • Updated the Commandline tool section of the manual.
  • Updated to Xcode 10.2.

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DropDMG 3.5.5

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Descriptions for DropDMG 3.5.5 macOS

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning:

  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.

Encryption:

  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced:

  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later

Web Site: http://c-command.com/
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.5

  • Release notes not available at the time of this post.

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DropDMG 3.5.4

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Descriptions for DropDMG 3.5.4 macOS

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.
Backups, Archival, and Cloning:
  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.
Encryption:
  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.
Advanced:
  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later

Web Site: http://c-command.com/
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.4

  • Release notes not available at the time of this post.

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DropDMG 3.5.4b3

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Descriptions for DropDMG 3.5.4b3

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.
Backups, Archival, and Cloning:
  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.
Encryption:
  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.
Advanced:
  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later

Web Site: http://c-command.com/
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.4b3

  • The dropdmg commandline tool now works on macOS 10.14 Developer Beta 5.
  • The Automator action now works with Dark Mode.
  • Fixed some drawing glitches with the Activity window on macOS 10.14.

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DropDMG 3.5.4b2

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Descriptions for DropDMG 3.5.4b2

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

  • Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.
  • DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.
  • Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.
Backups, Archival, and Cloning:
  • Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.
  • Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.
  • Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.
  • Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or doubleclick the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.
  • In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.
Encryption:
  • Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.
  • Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via email, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely offsite.
  • Choose from 128bit and 256bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.
  • Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of doubletyping or the risk of typos.
  • Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.
  • Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.
Advanced:
  • Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.
  • Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.
  • Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.
  • Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.
  • Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.
  • Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename serverfriendly.

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later

Web Site: http://c-command.com/
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.4b2

  • The dropdmg commandline tool may not work on macOS 10.14. You can work around this by using osascript to send AppleScript commands to DropDMG.
  • A Finder Quick Action that uses DropDMG’s Automator action may fail with error 1743. I think this is due to a bug in macOS 10.14.
  • Fixed a bug where creating a disk image could fail if DropDMG was given a symlink.
  • Worked around a bug in macOS 10.14 that prevented recent destination folders from being saved.
  • Worked around a bug in macOS 10.14 that prevented license agreements from being added to a disk image.
  • Added preliminary support for Dark Mode on macOS 10.14.
  • Improved the quality of the generated volume icons on macOS 10.14.
  • When creating a disk image with a custom icon or layout (or using the AlwaysUseSlowPath esoteric preference), DropDMG now works around a bug in macOS 10.13 that could prevent icon files from being invisible.
  • Added the Access to Application Data section of the manual, which explains some changes for macOS 10.14.

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DropDMG 3.5.3

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Name: DropDMG
Version: 3.5.3
Developer: Michael Tsai
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.7 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor

Includes: Pre-K’ed

Web Site: http://c-command.com/

Overview

Enables you to quickly create DMG archives by compressing different files and folders imported with the help of simple drag and drop actions

The obvious advantages of DMG disk image files is their capacity to pack large number of files or folder within a single compressed file and the fact that their contents can be easily accessed from the Finder without having to use 3rd party applications.

A small utility for creating DMG disk files that bundles a large number of advanced features

DropDMG is a small but very efficient macOS utility that enables you to effortlessly create DMG disk images, as well as other cross-platform archive types with simple drag and drop actions and just a few mouse clicks.

Besides its main feature designed to help you create DMGs, DropDMG also bundles a set of advanced features such as 128-bit and 256-bit AES encryption capabilities for the compressed disk images, optimization for running multiple operations simultaneously, and automation possibilities via AppleScript, Automator, or with the help of shell scripts.

Advantages and more advantages, without any sort of drawbacks

Furthermore, DropDMG also makes it easy for you to create custom layouts for the DMGs with background images, pixel positioning for icons, fonts, styles, shadows and variables, as well as to apply license agreements.

Another set of advantages is represented by DropDMG capabilities to create image clones of entire hard drives, that can later be used by software like Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility, to split files in multiple segments and transfer them over the network or burn them to discs, and to provide you with a detailed log with all performed operations.

Features a plethora of powerful tools, but manages to remain user-friendly as a true macOS app should be
Aimed at users who want to back-up their data as well as at developers who want to distribute their software packed using Apple’s native disk image format, DropDMG proved itself to be a highly versatile application that managed to stay accessible and easy to use despite its large assortment of built-in DMG creation and conversion tools.

What’s new in DropDMG 3.5.3

March 16th, 2018

  • The Compact Image… command is now available as a toolbar button.
  • Updated the Mount Image… and New Blank Disk Image… sections of the manual.
  • Fixed a bug that could cause an internal error when using the Destination pop-up menu.
  • Updated the Italian localization.

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DropDMG 3.5.2

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Name: DropDMG
Version: 3.5.2
Release Date: January 04, 2018

Languages: English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish

Developer: C-Command Software, LLC
MAS Rating: 4+
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.7 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor

Includes: Pre-K’ed

Web Site: https://c-command.com/dropdmg
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/dropdmg/id414234859?mt=12

Overview

DropDMG is the easiest way to create macOS disk images, as well as cross-platform archives. Just drag and drop a folder or file and you’re done. Or, you can drag an existing disk image or archive onto DropDMG to convert it to any of the other supported formats or to burn it to CD or DVD.

Disk images pack entire folders or disks into a single compressed file, either for transport across the Internet or simply for backup. They are the only archive format whose contents you can directly access in the Finder, without the potentially slow and disk-consuming step of expanding the files into a folder.

DropDMG supports advanced options such as encrypted and segmented disk images, Retina-optimized background pictures and custom volume icons, and rich-text license agreements in multiple languages. There are many time-saving features such as configurations to keep track of your favorite combinations of settings. It can also be automated via AppleScript, the command-line, and Automator.

– Create and convert disk images and archives with a simple drag and drop. There are also many other convenient ways to invoke DropDMG.

– DropDMG supports all the major formats, including compressed .dmg files, .sparsebundle files, .zip and .tar.gz archives, and hybrid disk images.

– Create .dmg disk images that are signed for Gatekeeper and macOS 10.12.

Backups, Archival, and Cloning:

– Save disk space and network transfer time by compressing your files. Choose faster or more efficient compression.

– Split large files or folders into multiple segments to burn them to optical discs or easily transfer them over a network.

– Verify the integrity of your backups and archives to ensure that the media is still intact and that you’ll be able to restore them if needed.

– Create a device image that records the exact contents of a data CD or DVD. You can then burn bootable backup copies of the disc, or double-click the disk image to access its contents as though the disc were still in your optical drive.

– In one step, create a device image clone of an entire hard drive, optimized for restoring using Apple Software Restore or Disk Utility.

Encryption:

– Encrypt files that you want to keep private. DropDMG’s encrypted, writable disk images are faster and safer than Apple’s FileVault, but just as secure and searchable via Spotlight.

– Create encrypted, compressed disk images to securely transfer files via e-mail, Dropbox, or FTP or to store backups safely off-site.

– Choose from 128-bit and 256-bit AES encryption, approved by the U.S. National Security Agency.

– Optionally store your passphrases in the macOS keychain, so that you can quickly create and access encrypted disk images, without the hassle of double-typing or the risk of typos.

– Mount disk images at specific locations in the filesystem, so that your applications can keep their support files encrypted.

– Mount encrypted, segmented disk images without having to enter the passphrase separately for each segment.

Advanced:

– Runs multiple operations simultaneously, so you that you can keep working while DropDMG processes in the background.

– Takes advantage of multiple processor cores for faster compression and encryption.

– Keeps a detailed log of all the successful operations as well as any errors, including statistics such as the throughput and how much space was saved using compression. New log entries are also reported via Growl.

– Get detailed information about your disk images: their formats, partitions, compression ratios, checksums, etc.

– Easily queue up bulk operations for creating, converting, mounting, verifying, getting info, burning, joining, etc. If multiple encrypted disk images share a passphrase, you only need to enter it once.

– Process the names of the output files to add the current date or make the filename server-friendly.

What’s New in DropDMG 3.5.2

– Indicators for the supported macOS version in DropDMG’s pop-up menus are once again right-aligned on macOS 10.13.

– Updated the “Making Images With Background Pictures” section of the manual.

– Updated the Italian localization.

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