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link not working - Version: 3.4.2, 1/11/2007 12:44AM PST
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TyEmery
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Pretty Nice, But 
- Version: 3.4, 8/13/2006 07:25AM PST
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sprindle1
Although not a beta, ver 3.4 has its share of little quirks, eg some pref changes take right away, others only after you quit and relaunch, etc.
One problem: with MultiAlarm fully enabled to detect motion sensor plus keyboard/mouse, there's currently no way to disarm MultiAlarm without triggering the klaxon or whatever. What's needed is a short delay, like with your run of the mill burglar alarm.
Still, all in all, MultiAlarm fills a real need (for those who use their powerbooks at Starbucks). And the developer seems responsive to suggestions.
One problem: with MultiAlarm fully enabled to detect motion sensor plus keyboard/mouse, there's currently no way to disarm MultiAlarm without triggering the klaxon or whatever. What's needed is a short delay, like with your run of the mill burglar alarm.
Still, all in all, MultiAlarm fills a real need (for those who use their powerbooks at Starbucks). And the developer seems responsive to suggestions.
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Excellent Work - Version: 3.3.1, 8/7/2006 05:58AM PST
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Bueller_007
The developer has done an excellent job of addressing every single problem that I mentioned in my previous post.
Now that it is possible to prevent the computer from going to sleep when you close the lid, this program has become invaluable.
Two things I would still like to see implemented:
1) The volume should be completely locked when the "Screen Lock" is on. I know that it is possible to disable the screen brightness and volume keys, because Apple does this when your screensaver appears (if you use a screensaver password).
2) To reduce Dock clutter, I still like the idea of having this program run in the menu bar or run invisibly in the background and accessed through a keyboard shortcut (similar to QuickSilver.) But this is just a personal preference.
Thanks to the developer for an otherwise outstanding product.
Now that it is possible to prevent the computer from going to sleep when you close the lid, this program has become invaluable.
Two things I would still like to see implemented:
1) The volume should be completely locked when the "Screen Lock" is on. I know that it is possible to disable the screen brightness and volume keys, because Apple does this when your screensaver appears (if you use a screensaver password).
2) To reduce Dock clutter, I still like the idea of having this program run in the menu bar or run invisibly in the background and accessed through a keyboard shortcut (similar to QuickSilver.) But this is just a personal preference.
Thanks to the developer for an otherwise outstanding product.
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http://www.gapras.co.uk/Semaja2/MultiAlarm.3.4.2.dmg.zip
Where it just loads a blank page and just sits there looking white. Does anyone have another link for this app? Thanks.