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 Mac Restart X - 1.4Restarts your Mac at a specified schedule or time or via web. |
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Product Description:
Mac Restart X can restart a Mac on a regular basis or one time only at a specific date and time or at launch using it via Apple iCal or via a keyword embedded inside a web page. Mac Restart X is the ideal solution to restart a unattended Mac with maximum flexibility in choosing when to do it. Additional info:
- easy to use and powerful
- Doesn't slow down your Mac when in background
- Uses native Mac OS X Date Time Calendar control
- Warns you before restart showing a progress bar or jumping from the dock.
- 'Scheduled Restart', 'On Date Restart' , 'At Launch Restart' and 'Web Restart' let you have a true choice
- Optional file launcher before restart
What's new in this version:
- Optional file launcher before restart
- Bug Fix
- New PDF user guide
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
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$20? Way too much. - Version: 1.4, 7/30/2009 10:16PM PST
JonYo
It seems like a nice little app that does a few more things than the built-in scheduled restart feature you find in the Energy Saver control panel. However, $20 is waaaaay too much to charge for it. $3 or $4 maybe, but $20? No way.
Step away from the keyboard - Version: 1.1.3, 7/25/2008 02:15PM PST
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mematron
Why in the name of Bob are you charging, let alone, making this app for a feature that is built into the system? Anyone can access the Energy Saver Preferences and start up, wake, shut down and YES frikkin RESTART their computer.
Defend thy self lest ye be revealed as a No-ware Salesman.
If someone is going to say, " Oh but this crap tells you before it shuts down." Then you are indeed correct. Just set an iCal Alarm to warn you just before it shuts down.
Make things the system doesn't do already in an obvious way.
But don't feel too bad... Just look at the bantha doo doo that's flooding the iTunes App Store. Did Apple announce a build a better flashlight contest?
As far as a can tell 95% of software blows. Guess where this is being lumped?
Defend thy self lest ye be revealed as a No-ware Salesman.
If someone is going to say, " Oh but this crap tells you before it shuts down." Then you are indeed correct. Just set an iCal Alarm to warn you just before it shuts down.
Make things the system doesn't do already in an obvious way.
But don't feel too bad... Just look at the bantha doo doo that's flooding the iTunes App Store. Did Apple announce a build a better flashlight contest?
As far as a can tell 95% of software blows. Guess where this is being lumped?
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- Step away from the keyboard
- Step away from the keyboard (1 replies)
Used for a few years and I like it. 
- Version: 1.1.2, 11/26/2007 09:04AM PST
Charles Teton
I've been using this for a few years on a PowerBook G4 server that I have on 24/7. It does just what it says, in my case restarts at 6.00 am and all the apps open up via Apple Preferences in the Login Items. About the cost. My time is worth more that the asking price so its worth it to me. Hope this helps
