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- Developer/Download: Marcel Bresink Software / Product Page
- Price: Free
Even if you have the Dev Tools installed, you may find PrefEdit an easier way to navigate and edit preferences files, and it's definitely easier than using TextEdit or BBEdit (at least, in my opinion). As with anything that can modify a preferences file, you have the ability to really mess up the application you're modifying (backup backup backup!), so be careful with it if you're not used to looking at preference files.
Although PrefEdit was last updated in December of 2001, it seems to run just fine on 10.2.4, and provides a unique and useful interface to the somewhat mundane task of editing preference files.
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