MultiAlarm - The alarm for your iBook/PowerBook

[semaja2]

awesome new release!

my only problem with it is that it always uses the "lost.wav" sound, no matter which one i choose. i'm on a hirespb.

Ill take a look to see why you would be affected by this, there is fail safes that set variables to the defaults if something goes wrong

PS. New release coming out soon which will contain the Insomnia kernel extension

 

[semaja2]

MultiAlarm 3.3

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Well its finally here, this new version featuring much requested and required features.

The most notable new features are:

Detection of Mouse or Keyboard movement (Not 100% working but is in trial phase)
Auto-Arm - When machine is idle MultiAlarm will auto arm
Machine no longer goes to sleep when lid is closed (Still in trial phase)
I would hope that all the requested features have been fixed or added, how ever because no software is 100% is bug free i would appreciate any bug reports to bug

I would also appreciate any feedback that users may have about the new features and how they are operating.

This release is credited to mid atlantic consulting, inc. who have been kind enough to donate.

Download:

Download from:
MacUpdate


Help:

If you have trouble with MultiAlarm feel free to contact me on the forums/blog/supportsystem/email

If you wish to have some form of OEM customization applied to MultiAlarm for use in a school or company please just email me at OEM and i will get back to you

Change Log:

Version 3.3

Added Insomnia Kernel Extension to prevent sleep on lid close
Changed log viewer text box to text view to enable easier viewing
Added auto-arm feature
Added support for users who do not have a SMS sensor
Fixed audio selection bug
Fixed dock quit bug

 

[Appleislife]

Lock Mac via applescript

I use Homezone to lock my Mac when I leave the area. It scans for bluetooth devices and when it finds mine (cellphone) it unlocks my screensaver and lock it when I leave. I wonder if iAlertU or MultiAlarm could lock and unlock the same way. BTW, I prefer iAlertU.