For Mac OS X, you can use "Cron Jobs". I think the crontab is at
/etc/crontab, but for non-unix-geeks using a frontend like Cronnix
(http://www.abstracture.de/projects-en/cronnix) might be a betther
choice.
Valentin
Kerry Thompson wrote:
Michael Nadel wrote:
...Once every 24 hours the
projector needs to run. In order to check if 24 hours passed,
the program must be started every time
the computer is started. Does anyone have any ideas how to do
this (in Windows and Mac preferably, but mainly in Windows)?
Hi Michael,
I'm not sure about the Mac, but on Windows you can go to the control
panel, click on "Scheduled Tasks", choose a program, and set when you
want it to run. Choices include daily and on startup.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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