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Recent News and Updates
- Power Manager 3.7.4 Released
- How to Allow Non-Administrators to Run On-Demand Events
- How to Automatically Stop a PowerPoint Presentation
- How to Automatically Start a PowerPoint Presentation
- How to Change On-Demand Behaviour With AppleScript
- How to Schedule Your Mac to Restart Once a Week
- Power Manager 4.0.1 and Professional 4.0.1 Released
- How to Improve Your Back Ups on Mac OS X
- How to Automatically Stop a Keynote Presentation
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Power Manager 3.7.4 Released
Today, we released Power Manager 3.7.4. This release is a minor update to fix memory leaks and to improve the powermanagerctl command line tool. Continue reading
How to Allow Non-Administrators to Run On-Demand Events
You may want to provide non-administrator colleagues with the ability to trigger on-demand events. This can be particularly useful where an event is used to perform back ups or run a script requiring elevated privileges. Let’s look at how to ease this security requirement. Continue reading
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How to Automatically Stop a PowerPoint Presentation
Today, we will walk through how to stop a PowerPoint presentation. As with starting a presentation, stopping the presentation will require a little AppleScript. Continue reading
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Tagged AppleScript, dssw, Power Manager, PowerPoint, recipe
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How to Automatically Start a PowerPoint Presentation
I would like to cover how to automatically start a PowerPoint presentation on Mac OS X. Unlike Keynote, starting a PowerPoint presentation requires a little bit of AppleScript. If you are not familiar with AppleScript, do not worry. We will walk through each step needed. Continue reading
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Tagged AppleScript, dssw, Power Manager, PowerPoint, presentation, recipe
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