ENDUSERGUY  As a former Unix/SunOS/Solaris System Admin, I am addicted to backups. Unix is the power behind the MacOS X systems, and although very stable, people still manage to damage and otherwise destroy files. Backups of your stuff, as George Carlin would call it (RIP), is more important than you know until you destroy something yourself. With that in mind, I'm always looking for backup options.

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.  
(Version 2.5)

ENDUSERGUY  Requires Rosetta be installed for those of us who aren't 2 years behind in OS updates.

Good Grief!  
(Version 1.0)

ENDUSERGUY  To start, I agree with all comments that have come before this one. I don't think this "developer" knows RAM from disk space, or was it simply a misstatement?

I use AppTrap, a Preference Pane, and am very satisfied. I download and try out many apps every week, creating lots of preference files etc. AppTrap finds these files when I delete an app and asks if I'd like to delete them as well. These files are what can eventually eat up a lot of disk space.

Of course, if you are using only 20% of your hard drive, who cares? :-)  
(Version 1.0)

ENDUSERGUY  THis little ditty works like a charm. I downloaded an MP3 ringtone from Mobiles24.com then opened iPhoneRing Importer, navigated to my new MP3 file and whamo! It even placed the file with the correct suffix into the correct folder. All I had to do then was sync the iPhone.

An English localization would be helpful.

This is a good application. rated 3 for French only, otherwise all 5s.  
(Version 1.0)