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TimeMachineEditor... Change the one-hour interval of Time Machine backups. You can change the interval or decide to make daily, weekly and monthly backups.
TimeMachineEditor does not modify existing system files at all. Instead it handles its own scheduling to trigger Time Machine backups when you want them to occur.
TimeMachineEditor does not modify existing system files at all. Instead it handles its own scheduling to trigger Time Machine backups when you want them to occur.
What's New
Version 2.5.3:
- Fix minor interface issue
- Japanese localization
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
TinkerTool Sys...+2
MacPilot+1 
iBackup+1 
TimeMachineSch...+1 
iTimeMachine+1 
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TimeMachineEditor... Change the one-hour interval of Time Machine backups. You can change the interval or decide to make daily, weekly and monthly backups.
TimeMachineEditor does not modify existing system files at all. Instead it handles its own scheduling to trigger Time Machine backups when you want them to occur.
TimeMachineEditor does not modify existing system files at all. Instead it handles its own scheduling to trigger Time Machine backups when you want them to occur.
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Islandmacman reviewed on 15 Feb 2012
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nrota reviewed on 26 Oct 2011
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Drag the app from the DMG to your applications folder.
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Johnnyr reviewed on 21 Oct 2011
I have tried different settings and intervals but Time Machine just ignores it.
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Tirohn reviewed on 14 May 2011
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I love my Macs, but why is it Apple has these blind spots about some of their products?
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When clicking "Enable" or switching the switch to "On", each time i get a MessageBox to switch off Time Machine, though it is already off.
The Backup is just not starting, when i put the scheduler on a time and this time is reached.
I didn't wait much, but after it didn't work like it should do, i deleted it.
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Enduserguy reviewed on 08 Oct 2009
Since the release of Leopard, Time Machine is the answer for the every-day, average user of Macs. However, Apple has a BAD habit of making too many decisions in your behalf. Time Machine lacks flexibility in backup scheduling. It's once per hour, manual (hidden in the Menu Bar menu) or nothing at all. Enter TimeMachineEditor.
TimeMachineEditor gives you the options the Time Machine should have had in the first place. Hey, this is free, trying to make life a smoother sail for you. You can always turn it off, but all Time Machine users should give this a try.
*I am in no way connected to anything directly or indirectly associated with TimeMachineEditor. I'm only a very satisfied user a=of a great little utility. I also use iDrive and CCC. I sleep very well.
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Rcstek rated on 21 Feb 2012
Drglenn rated on 01 Jan 2012
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Twisted rated on 25 Nov 2011
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Dochoz rated on 12 Nov 2011
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