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The Utilities folder, as its name suggests, stores system utilities.
Mac OS X[]
Under Mac OS X, the Utilities folder appears inside the Applications folder. Items which are in the Utilities folder as of Mac OS X 10.4.5 are marked in boldface in the list below.
- Activity Monitor
- AirPort Admin Utility
- AirPort Setup Assistant
- AirPort Setup Assistant for Graphite or Snow
- Aladdin
- Apple System Profiler
- Applet Launcher
- Asia Text Extras folder
- Audio MIDI Setup
- Battery Monitor
- Bluetooth File Exchange
- Bluetooth Serial Utility
- Bluetooth Setup Assistant
- ColorSync Utility
- Console
- CPU Monitor
- DigitalColor Meter
- Directory Access
- Directory Setup
- Disk Copy
- Disk Utility
- Display Calibrator
- Grab
- Grapher
- iDisk Utility
- Installer
- iPod Software Updater folder
- iSight Updater folder (only for Macs using iSight)
- Java folder
- Java Web Start
- Key Caps
- Keychain Access
- Migration Assistant
- NetInfo Manager
- Network Utility
- ODBC Administrator
- Print Center
- Printer Setup Utility
- ProcessViewer
- SetupAssistant
- Software Restore (on some Macs)
- StuffIt Expander
- System Profiler
- Terminal
- VoiceOver Utility
Under Mac OS X 10.3, a new keyboard shortcut in the Finder was added to provide instant access to the Utilities folder. That keystroke is command-shift-U.
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