Below is an alphabetical list of all the TeX-related software on the OzTeX CD. Note that a location like "[Freeware/OS X]" means the software can be found in the OS X subfolder inside the Freeware folder. The first name gives a rough indication of the software's legal status (freeware or shareware); the second name indicates the system requirements:

	Carbon	=  runs on OS 8/9/X (but CarbonLib must be installed on OS 8/9).
	Classic	=  runs on OS 8/9 (and maybe earlier) but requires Classic on OS X.
	OS X	=  runs only on OS X.

For specific details you should of course read the documentation supplied with the software, and don't forget to pay the requested fees for any of the shareware programs you find useful.

Alpha8 and AlphaX by Pete Keleher and the Alpha Cabal. [Shareware/Classic] and [Shareware/OS X]
http://alphatcl.sourceforge.net/
Alpha is a powerful Tcl-based text editor with support for (La)TeX files. Alpha8 is a Classic version best suited to OS 8/9. AlphaX is a Carbon version that requires OS 10.2 or later; this is a beta version so keep an eye out for new releases.

Alphatk by Vince Darley. [Shareware/OS X]
http://www.santafe.edu/~vince/Alphatk.html
Another implementation of the Alpha text editor written entirely in Tcl.

BBEdit Plug-ins by Tom Kiffe. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.kiffe.com/textools.html
Plug-ins for running teTeX programs from within BBEdit or BBEdit Lite.

BBEdit-TeXTools by Ujwal Sathyam. [Freeware/Classic]
Plug-in for old (pre-Carbon) versions of BBEdit. Does not work with BBEdit Lite. It provides an integrated interface between BBEdit and TeX-related tools.

BibDesk by Michael McCracken. [Freeware/OS X]
http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/
A graphical BibTeX-bibliography manager for OS 10.1 or later. It is aimed at making it easy to find a paper you want to cite in a database and add the citation command to a TeX source file.

BibGene by David and Diana Eppstein. [Freeware/Classic]
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/bibs/bibgene/
A BibTeX-compatible application for maintaining databases of references to scientific papers.

BibTeX by Vince Darley. [In the OzTeX/Extras folder, freeware, Classic]
http://www.santafe.edu/~vince/MacBibTeX.html
Used in conjunction with LaTeX to generate a bibliography. The BibTeX app can be called from OzTeX's Tools menu. On OS X you can call teTeX's bibtex command.

cocoAspell by Anton Leuski. [Freeware/OS X]
http://cocoaspell.leuski.net/
A Cocoa implementation of Kevin Atkinson's Aspell, a spelling checker with support for (La)TeX, HTML and other non-English languages. cocoAspell is a service provider for the system-wide spelling services on OS X.

Convert PFA/PFB by Andy Fyfe. [Freeware/Classic]
A drop utility to convert PFA/PFB files to Mac PostScript fonts (LWFN files) or vice versa.

deTeXtor by Nick Buchdahl. [Freeware/Classic]
A small utility that can delete all the unnecessary files created by TeX (.log, .aux, .toc, etc).

epsConverter by Art Age Software. [Shareware/Classic]
http://www.artage.com/
Can read any portable EPS file and convert it into an Adobe Illustrator EPS file.

EPS*Factory by Art Age Software. [Shareware/Classic]
http://www.artage.com/
Can convert any Level 1 PostScript file into a properly conforming EPS file. Can fix an inaccurate BoundingBox comment and add a PICT 256 resource to the file so OzTeX can preview it.

EPS*Mover by Art Age Software. [Shareware/Classic]
http://www.artage.com/
Can read any portable EPS file and convert its preview into the proper format for the target platform you designate. It can quickly convert PC EPS files into equivalent Mac EPS files.

EPStoPICT by Art Age Software. [Shareware/Classic]
http://www.artage.com/
Can read any portable EPS file and convert it into a PICT file.

Equation Service by Doug Rowland. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.esm.psu.edu/mac-tex/EquationService/
A specialized front-end to pdflatex or texexec that can replace highlighted strings in service-aware apps with a small PDF file containing the results of typesetting those strings with pdflatex or texexec.

Excalibur by Rick Zaccone and Robert Gottshall. [Freeware/Carbon] and [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~excalibr/
A (La)TeX-savvy spelling checker.

i-Packages by Gerben Wierda. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.rna.nl/ii.html
Contains a set of i-Installer packages for BibTool, CM Super, LaTeX to RTF, RTF to LaTeX, Fondu, FreeType, ImageMagick, Netpbm, XFig, XeTeX, etc. All the packages have been fattened and locked so they can be installed without needing any network access. The i-Installer app is included in the dmg file in the teTeX+Ghostscript folder.

iTeXMac by Jerome Laurens. [Freeware/OS X]
http://itexmac.sourceforge.net/
A text editor, teTeX front-end and PDF viewer, to edit, typeset and view TeX files. It supports non-western string encodings. A variant of TeXShop.

LaGrafix by Brad Richards. [Freeware/Classic]
Lets you design diagrams using simple drawing tools and then save the output as a text file containing LaTeX picture commands that can be pasted into your LaTeX input file.

LaTeX Equation Editor by Jason Alexander. [Freeware/OS X]
http://evolve.lse.ac.uk/software/EquationEditor/
A graphical interface to LaTeX, enabling you to quickly generate professional-looking mathematics for inclusion in your slides. Equations are produced as single-page PDF files, so they can be resized and rotated like any other graphic object in Keynote.

mac-emacs by Enrico Franconi. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~franconi/mac-emacs/
Text editor built on top of the standard emacs distribution and enhanced with a fully customisable LaTeX editing environment based on AucTeX, RefTeX and other packages. Requires OS 10.2.2 or later.

MacDevnag by Frans Velthuis, Bernard Desgraupes, et al. [Freeware/Classic] and [Freeware/OS X]
http://webperso.easyconnect.fr/bdesgraupes/macdevnag.html
A Mac port of the devnag program, a preprocessor for using Devanagari fonts with TeX. The OS X version requires 10.2 or later.

MacDviX by Tom Kiffe. [Shareware/OS X]
http://www.kiffe.com/textools.html
A dvi previewer for OS X. It requires teTeX and Ghostscript to be installed on your system because it can call dvips to convert a dvi file to Postscript and it uses mktexpk to generate missing pk fonts.

MacGhostView by Tom Kiffe. [Shareware/Carbon]
http://www.kiffe.com/macghostview.html
A general purpose Postscript and PDF previewer based on Ghostscript 7.05. Includes macps2pdf, a Postscript to PDF converter based on Ghostscript 8.00.

MacGSView by Bernd Heller. [Freeware/Classic] and [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
Another PostScript previewer. The OS X version is a preliminary release and prone to crashing. The Classic version is more robust.

MakeIndex by Rick Zaccone. [In the OzTeX/Extras folder, freeware, Classic]
Used in conjunction with LaTeX to create a sorted index. MakeIndex can be called from OzTeX's Tools menu. On OS X you can call teTeX's makeindex command.

mi by Daisuke Kamiyama. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.mimikaki.net/en/
A text editor (formerly called MMKEdit).

OzTeX by Andrew Trevorrow. [In the OzTeX folder, shareware, Carbon]
http://www.trevorrow.com/oztex/
Contains a dvi previewer and customized versions of TeX/dvips/Metafont/MetaPost/TtH/etc, but can also call teTeX/Ghostscript programs if running on OS X.

PDF Nup Maker by Jason Alexander. [Freeware/OS X]
http://evolve.lse.ac.uk/software/PDFNupMaker/
Creates N-up PDF files; just drag a PDF file to the preview window. Calls pdfTeX to do the work (more specifically, the pdfpages package).

PDF Viewer by Jason Alexander. [Freeware/OS X]
http://evolve.lse.ac.uk/software/
A lightweight PDF file viewer.

pdfTeX for OzTeX by Tom Kiffe. [Shareware/Classic]
http://www.kiffe.com/pdftexoz.html
A special version of CMacTeX's pdfTeX configured to run under OzTeX 4.0 or later. The programs run independently of a CMacTeX installation.

FontForge (formerly called PfaEdit) by George Williams. [Freeware/OS X]
http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/
A font editor that lets you edit PostScript, TrueType, OpenType and bitmap fonts. You can also convert fonts from one format to another.

Pepper by Jason Slack. [Shareware/Carbon]
http://www.digitalwandering.com/
A powerful text editor with support for (La)TeX files.

Pepper Extensions by John Thoo and Joseph Slater. [Freeware/Carbon]
A set of Pepper extensions for working with (La)TeX files.

PS2EPS+ by Peter Lerup. [Freeware/Classic]
Can generate EPS files from single-page PostScript files (other output formats are also supported).

SubEthaEdit by TheCodingMonkeys. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/
A Rendezvous-based collaborative text editor (formerly called Hydra).

SymbolicLinker by Nick Zitzmann. [Freeware/OS X]
http://seiryu.home.comcast.net/symboliclinker.html
A contextual menu plugin that allows you to create symbolic links to files and folders from the Finder. Easier than typing an "ln -s" command in Terminal. Requires OS 10.1 or later.

teTeX+Ghostscript installer by Gerben Wierda. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.rna.nl/tex.html
Contains the i-Installer app and the packages needed to install teTeX and/or Ghostscript on your system. Highly recommended for OS X users because most of the TeX front-ends listed here only work if teTeX and Ghostscript are installed. See the i-Packages folder for more i-Installer packages. Gerben has done an enormous amount of work for TeX users on OS X so please support his request for donations.

TeXShell by Tom Kiffe. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.kiffe.com/textools.html
Provides a graphical user interface to teTeX.

TeXShop by Richard Koch, Dirk Olmes, Mitsuhiro Shishikura, et al. [Freeware/OS X]
http://www.uoregon.edu/~koch/texshop/
A teTeX/Ghostscript front-end with a built-in text editor and PDF viewer.

Vim for Classic Macs by Bram Moolenaar, Dany St-Amant and Axel Kielhorn. [Freeware/Classic]
http://macvim.org/MacClassic/
Classic version of the Vim text editor for OS 8/9 or earlier. Vim is charityware.

Vim for OS X by Bram Moolenaar, Dany St-Amant and Benji Fisher. [Freeware/OS X]
http://macvim.org/OSX/
OS X version of the Vim text editor. Requires OS 10.2 or later. Vim is charityware.

Vim-LaTeX by Srinath Avadhanula, Mikolaj Machowski and Benji Fisher. [Freeware/OS X]
http://vim-latex.sourceforge.net/
A suite of Vim tools to help view, edit and compile LaTeX documents.

XRay by Rainer Brockerhoff. [Shareware/OS X]
http://www.brockerhoff.net/xray/
Drop files onto XRay to see their type and creator codes, change permissions, etc.