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How to Use iCal to Run an AppleScript
You can use Mac OS X’s iCal to automatically run an AppleScript on a particular date and time. You can use this ability to send e-mails, interact with applications, and perform tasks without needing anybody around to oversee the work. Continue reading
How to Schedule Your Mac to Power On
Mac computers have the ability to automatically power themselves on. A switched off, shut down, Mac can be scheduled to start up at a specific date and time. This ability is present in all modern Mac computers. Continue reading
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Adjusting, Delaying, and Cancelling Events
Power Manager lets you alter your energy saving schedule to suit changes in your own schedule. When setting up an energy saving schedule, we recommend creating events that match to your normal daily or weekly routine. However, it would be … Continue reading
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Energy Schedule 1.0.1 released
Today we launched Energy Schedule 1.0.1. It is available to download immediately. Energy Schedule Dashboard Widget Energy Schedule 1.0.1 is a free Dashboard Widget that reveals your Mac’s queued power events. Software applications use power events to aid automation and … Continue reading