Startupizer is advanced, yet simple to use login items handler. It greatly enchances login items from your account settings in Mac OS X System Preferences. You can choose among several criteria which determine whether and when a specific item should be started. Different criteria can be freely combined for each item in the login list. This can dramatically reduce the ammount of time required for your computer to wake up and allow you to be more productive!
TIME BASED CRITERIA
Time based criteria allows you to select days within week and times within days at which the
Really interested in something like this (I currently have 21 login items). Problem is, does this work by importing all your login items and replacing them with just an entry for itself? If so, if I try the app and don't like it, is there an option to re-instate all my login items without having to recreate each one manually? Also, how does it handle apps that check automatically check login items to see if they're present (re-inserting themselves if they're not there)?
As always, we'd love it if developers who use the App Store would take a cue from other programmers, like Russell over at SweetP Productions (Cookie), and provide a demo which can be downloaded at the developers site, for trial, prior to purchase.
Mac developers have been doing this with their wares for some fifteen plus years, with great success I might add.
I know you guys are feeling the pinch in sales, because I have many developers confide this to me.
Take the hint: please provide a test drive, before asking us to buy the car.
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Startupizer is advanced, yet simple to use login items handler. It greatly enchances login items from your account settings in Mac OS X System Preferences. You can choose among several criteria which determine whether and when a specific item should be started. Different criteria can be freely combined for each item in the login list. This can dramatically reduce the ammount of time required for your computer to wake up and allow you to be more productive!
TIME BASED CRITERIA
Time based criteria allows you to select days within week and times within days at which the items should only be started.
MODIFIER KEY CRITERIA
You can assign up to four modifier keys and specify whether an item should be started based on the assigned key being pressed or not. This gives you fine granularity over the startup process.
POWER SOURCE CRITERIA
Setup startup based on whether your computer is connected to power source or is running on battery power.
DELAYED EXECUTION
Add delays to your execution to further optimize startup sequence.
CHOOSE EXECUTION TIMES
Startupizer allows you to execute items after login and/or awake from sleep, using the same criteria!
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F451 reviewed on 05 May 2012
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Mac developers have been doing this with their wares for some fifteen plus years, with great success I might add.
I know you guys are feeling the pinch in sales, because I have many developers confide this to me.
Take the hint: please provide a test drive, before asking us to buy the car.
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