System Sculptor 2.0.1 Check out the October issue of About This Particular Macintosh. All of System Sculptor's commands are available only from its main window. System Sculptor can manage the Apple Menu Items, Control Panels, Extensions, Fonts, and System folders. The row of buttons at the top left allows you to change which folder's contents are displayed in the two columns below.
Active components appear on the left, inactive ones on the right.
The two arrow buttons allow you to move files from one list to the other. The red and blue disk buttons let you save lists of active and inactive components and switch between sets of installed software. The magnifying glass button shows information about the selected startup file. Unlike Conflict Catcher, System Sculptor does not tell you the file's installation date, memory usage, package information, or manufacturer and gives little more information than the Finder's Get Info window. Unfortunately, this is a telling example of how a competent product such as System Sculptor fails to offer a compelling reason for its use.