Some of us need reminders frequently throughout the day, especially when buried in computer work. Many reminder alarm applications require;
- Clumsy slider inputs.
- Field selections.
- Message inputs.
- Date inputs.
- Inputs regarding (daily, weekday, weekend and monthly) settings.
Traditional approaches to setting the alarm time waste our time and patients. Many of these inputs are unnecessary if all we need are one time reminders for things happening this day.
Quickset Alarm 2.1System Requirements–
Quickset is an efficient alarm timer written in AppleScript. It requires very simple data entry via your keyboards numbers row or your numeric keypad. Alarms can be set to any time within the next twenty four (24) hours. Once you learn proper format, any time can be entered in under 5 seconds.
Quickset Alarm has been tested in OS 9.x. It should work on OS 8.5 or later. It uses only Standard Addition and Finder dictionary AppleScript terms.The Entry Format–
Times are entered on the keyboard without the (:) symbol. AM is represented by the (-) symbol and PM represented by the (+ or =) symbol.
Examples;
| Alarm Times | Are Entered As |
| 09:00 AM | 0900- |
| 11:30 AM | 1130- |
| 12:00 PM | 1200+ or 1200= |
| 03:45 PM | 0345+ or 0345= |
Follow this entry with the (return or enter) key and a dialog message comes up with the alarm time you entered in the normal time format. If correct, hit (return or enter) again to set the alarm. That's it! If you keep Quickset Alarm under an F-key its quicker still.
What's new in this version-
- Quickset Alarm 2.1 can have multiple pending alarm times.
- Alarm times survive system crashes or rebooting.
- The next pending alarm time is displayed as the running application.
- Pending alarm times can be removed if no longer needed.
- You get notified of alarm times that occurred when your computer was off.
- An alias Quickset Starter is automatically generated for placement in your startup items folder.
- Fixes a bug when your computer is set to various non U.S. and custom time formats in the Date & Time control panel.
- Fixes a bug when canceling the removal of a pending alarm time.
Quickset Alarm 2.1 is intended as Shareware at a suggested price of $4.00. If you find that you are using it frequently and it is serving you well please remember to pay for service rendered. If you don't think it is worth $4.00 then pay what you think is right. In any case, please enjoy the convenience Quickset Alarm 2.1 brings you.
Quickset Alarm 2.1 may be distributed freely but please send the whole Stuffit® file with all is documents. The maker of Quickset Alarm 2.1 assumes no responsibility for losses due to missing an alarm time.