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About Majestik
Last Login:12 Apr 2006 09:03
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Meteorologist
Sep 6 2007

MAJESTIK  Ok, I deleted the Metro plist which i guess was there from the previous version i had 1.4.5.

"Add City" is working now.

Thanks  
(Version 1.4.8)

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Meteorologist
Sep 6 2007

MAJESTIK  The "Add City" button is grayed out on my MacBook Pro, running 10.4.10.  
(Version 1.4.8)

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Meteorologist
Sep 6 2007

KNADA  I just checked - 'Add City' works fine on my MBP running 10.4.10.  
(Version 1.4.8)

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Meteorologist
Sep 6 2007

MAJESTIK  Ok, I deleted the Metro plist which i guess was there from the previous version i had 1.4.5.

"Add City" is working now.

Thanks  
(Version 1.4.8)

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PowerController
Apr 12 2006

MAJESTIK  I just installed PowerController 2; I have a comment and a question.

My question is, is it possible for Powercontroller to Startup my iMac, then run the iTunes alarm? It seems that PowerController does Boot my Mac at the appropriate time, but then nothing. iTunes never starts.

My comment is, gradual volume increase is too fast. I think it should take 4-5 minutes before full volume is attained. Right now it seems to only take 30-40 seconds to go full volume.

Thank you  
(Version 2.0)

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PowerController
Apr 13 2006

KEAKA  PowerController will wake your computer from sleep and then play an iTunes alarm, but it isn't designed to boot up your computer and then play the alarm.

Due to a slight difference in iMac G5 machines, PowerController will boot iMac G5s. However, by the time the computer finally finishes booting up, the time for the alarm has passed, and thus PowerController will not play iTunes. This sounds like the situation you are seeing. To work around this, you can use PowerController to set a "wake" event for 3 minutes before your iTunes alarm, which will allow your iMac G5 to finish booting in time for the iTunes alarm.

In a future version of PowerController I will try to add full support for booting the computer (all models, not just iMac G5s).

I will also try to add an option to customize the speed at which the volume increases.

Thanks for the feedback,

Keaka Jackson  
(Version 2.0)

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