Scheduler for Macintosh is an all-around scheduling application, which has been around since 2001. You can schedule alerts to remind you of tasks you should not forget. Unlike other applications you can use iTunes songs or your own sounds so that your reminder will be accompanied by your favorite song or the sound of your baby laughing. Just record any sound with Scheduler's built-in Sound Manager. You can automate the launching of applications and the opening of documents in the application you want on a specific date and time, or after a period of inactivity, or at computer startup. Just imagine having your documents being opened for you when you start up your computer. Give Scheduler for Macintosh a try and you will see how productive you will become.
What is new in this release:
- Finished the porting of Schedule Manager to Swift.
- Modernized code handling drag-and-drop export / import of events to / from Finder.
- Scheduler will no longer warn users for the need of registering the software when the user has already obtained a proper license for a given computer.
- Fixed several bugs related to dragging and deletion of events under calendar view mode.
- Fixed a bug preventing a cloned event from respecting the duration of the original event.
- Fixed a bug that could crash Scheduler if it received an Apple Event from its background helper (Timer) upon launch.
- Fixed bug preventing the proper renaming of a group of items.
What is new in version 7.2.1:
- Fixed a bug that crashed Scheduler when the user was not connected to the Calendar's database and clicked on the button to create a new document or script launch.
What is new in version 7.1:
A bug that made Scheduler 6.1.2 crash upon startup on OS X 10.7 (Lion) was fixed.
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