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Pause is a small Applescript Studio app to help make your life easier. Have you ever wanted to go to bed and have the computer turn the music off later? Ever wanted to watch a DVD in bed and know that if you fall asleep the computer will still turn off after the film? Well, Pause will do all that for you.
Pause provides a simple and clear interface with a good variety of options. This program is still in development, so if there are any features you would like added, please contact me!
IMPORTANT! There is a bug in Apple's bindings system (which Pause now uses) that means none of
Pause provides a simple and clear interface with a good variety of options. This program is still in development, so if there are any features you would like added, please contact me!
IMPORTANT! There is a bug in Apple's bindings system (which Pause now uses) that means none of
What's New
Version 2.1.1: Resolved bug that occurred when ending the timer on some systems
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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| Downloads:15,403 |
| Version Downloads:7,616 |
| Type:Utilities : AppleScript |
| License:Free |
| Date:06 Dec 2005 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Pause is a small Applescript Studio app to help make your life easier. Have you ever wanted to go to bed and have the computer turn the music off later? Ever wanted to watch a DVD in bed and know that if you fall asleep the computer will still turn off after the film? Well, Pause will do all that for you.
Pause provides a simple and clear interface with a good variety of options. This program is still in development, so if there are any features you would like added, please contact me!
IMPORTANT! There is a bug in Apple's bindings system (which Pause now uses) that means none of the scripts previously bindled with this app will work. Also, do not attempt to run Pause scripts from the iTunes script menu as the two will just sit there waiting for each other to finish!
Pause provides a simple and clear interface with a good variety of options. This program is still in development, so if there are any features you would like added, please contact me!
IMPORTANT! There is a bug in Apple's bindings system (which Pause now uses) that means none of the scripts previously bindled with this app will work. Also, do not attempt to run Pause scripts from the iTunes script menu as the two will just sit there waiting for each other to finish!
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Nov 2005
Works everytime, I go to bed, play music, when I wake up the computer is shut down. Just what it's meant to do.
The coolest thing is how it fades sound out over a period of time you can set so it eases out rather than ending ubrubtly and interrupting sleep.
I also use it with Disk Utility. I'll repair my permissions set Pause and walk away knowing my computer will shut down after it's through repairing.
Great App. AND IT'S FREE.
Anonymous reviewed on 21 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Aug 2005
+1
The close window button is disabled because having started the timer, you cannoot then accidentally close the timer window.
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jul 2005
BUT i dont like the fact that it launches iTunes every time it launches.
It can be used for a load of other reasons, not only iTunes, (there is a DVD option included) so why does it launch iTunes???
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jul 2005
it works great, very reliable
I use it about every night
its wonderful!
great features, lots of options
and at just about the best price possible
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Mar 2005
Possibly a coincidence but I won't be using this again for a while
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It seems most unusual that the iMac would not start properly again, even after you had removed the power cable. The sleep function in pause works simply by the applescript command:
Tell app "System Events" to sleep
So it shouldn't cause any problems like you've experienced unless they're Apple's fault. I have had an issue whereby I couldn't persuade the computer to fully wake from sleep (black screen, fans going but no other response, I have an iMac G4), but this was after sleeping the computer using the power button.
Afraid I can't remember how exactly I recovered from that position before, I think I either had to force restart the computer, or perhaps sleeping it and then re-awakening fixed the problem.
Can I ask that you just try testing this a few times more to see if the issue happens again (I suggest you save all your work first!). I reiterate that I can't see how Pause could be causing the problem, but if it is I would dearly like to know so I can look into it more. If not, it sounds like it could be a firmware issue, and in which Apple need to look into it.
Yours Sincerely,
Mike Abdullah.
+1
Keep up the good work.
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Mar 2005
Thanks for this.
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