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Product Description:
TinyAlarm is a tiny alarm clock for your menu bar. It will play your chosen sound at some time in the near future. All of the configuration is done using the status menu item. Clicking around should reveal just about everything there is to know about Tiny Alarm.
TinyAlarm is good for when you're gaming or programming, but still have to get to class. It will also help you avoid missing your bus, or burning your pizza, or showing up late for meetings.
TinyAlarm is good for when you're gaming or programming, but still have to get to class. It will also help you avoid missing your bus, or burning your pizza, or showing up late for meetings.
What's new in this version:
- Add snooze window
- Add snooze time option
- Add "launch at startup" option
- Properly handle 24-hour locales
- Include user sounds in Alarm Sounds list
- Updated custom alarm picker
- Fix crashing bug
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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Download Links:
Download TinyAlarm Version 1.2 (File Size: 165k)
Download Links:
Download TinyAlarm Current Version (File Size: 1.1M)
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 1.2: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (4.2) |
Features: | (3.0) |
Support: | (5.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.2) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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Well, I dunno... - Version: 1.3, 4/5/2008 05:08PM PST
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grh-svo
Great Interface, someone said.
I tried to install it. Far as I can see, it's a faceless app, i.e. no interface. Either that or it won't install at all. In both cases, there is no way I can use it.
I have an Intel core 2 Duo, driven by OSX 10.4.11 so no reason why it should just sit there laughing at me.
I'll stick with iClock thanks.
Plonk
I tried to install it. Far as I can see, it's a faceless app, i.e. no interface. Either that or it won't install at all. In both cases, there is no way I can use it.
I have an Intel core 2 Duo, driven by OSX 10.4.11 so no reason why it should just sit there laughing at me.
I'll stick with iClock thanks.
Plonk
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- Well, I dunno...
Previous review was for TinyCal - Version: 1.2.1, 12/8/2007 12:39PM PST
macomaniac8754
Sorry about the review for the wrong section but could not delete the post.
I would give TinyAlam the same excellent rating as the TinyCal.
I would give TinyAlam the same excellent rating as the TinyCal.
Also, iCal is not suited to quickly setting a 5 minute or hour alarm (to stretch). When my granddaughter appears, I've used it to instantly have it beep every minute, continually, for 'hide and seek'. A Growl notification appears that my alarm has been going off, then changes to my alarm has gone off.
Though iCal's long-term alarms are designed well for careful planning, TinyAlarm is the program I had long sought for the unanticipated, simple alarm, as when baking from another room.
Appears appropriately as a tiny icon on the status line of the Desktop's menu bar. A click & set takes about 5 seconds. Its tiny interface takes up little chip memory.
The photo above shows TinyCal next to it (as the day of the month), and the two supplement iCal nicely. Does only one thing, and does it well.
Though I can't run iCal, I found TinyAlarm & TinyCal offered what I most needed from iCal. I use each several times a day.