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iDo Script Scheduler is a powerful scheduler for running AppleScripts at any desired time.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.6.2b2: Background software updated to match PowerKey 4.3.2b2. This is a public beta to fix a launch problem on OS X 10.5 "Leopard".
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
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Developer:Sophisticated Circuits
Downloads:4,567
  - Version d/l:859
Utilities:System
License:Demo
Date:17 Jan 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    Apr 26 2004

    ANONYMOUS  Well, just to be fair, iCal doesnt handle Apple Scripts until you upgrade to Panther (10.3) but if this thing is $25 I say put that money toward your Panther upgrade. Just tne enhancements to iCal & mail are worth the price, let alone all the finder enhancements & the like...

    Also, I hate to make things rough on the developer, but CroniX 2.1 (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/7486) will give you pretty much the same thing for free.

    Sorry man, but if you want to sell software you usually need to do something a little diferent than the next guy who's willing to do it for free. Useful app, I'm sure, but I'd recommend finding a new spin on it no one else offers.  
    (Version 1.6b7)

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    Feb 22 2004

    ANONYMOUS  Oh, give me a break. $25 for somehting that cron does for free? OK, yes, it has a GUI, but so does Cronnix, and that's also free. If you just save your AppleScript as an application and tell Cronnix "/usr/bin/open ", bang, it just works, running Applescripts just fine. Save your $25 for something with value...  
    (Version 1.6b4)

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    Oct 29 2003

    ANONYMOUS  Why would anyone pay 25 bucks for this (which is an outrageous price IMHO) when iCal will do it for free? I am not being sarcastic here, just trying to justify a 25 dollar price tag...  
    (Version 1.5.2)

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    Oct 28 2003
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    ANONYMOUS  Basically like cron, except that it lets you use applescripts instead of shell scripts. It's a relatively minor, but useful function  
    (Version 1.5.2)

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