alarm

Alarm VBX/OCX is a Visual Basic custom control which allows you to set multiple alarms to go off at various times during the day. This control makes it easy to schedule events --- just set the properties and wait for it to notify you.

With Alarm, you can set dozens of alarms, cancel/delete an alarm and create a new one, edit an old one, set many alarms, and cancel alarms at will.

Alarm even tells you when the date has changed. You can use this to remove all of the current alarms and set new ones for the day. A must if youre writing a Personal Information Manager. Alarm is invisible to the user.

PP Alarm description
Alarm is a reminder program which can alert you to appointments, scheduled broadcasts, birthdays, or whatever else Alarm is a reminder program which can alert you to appointments, scheduled broadcasts, birthdays, or whatever you need a reminder for.

Alarm is actually a program that attempts to emulate an alarm clock with a little more functionality.

You can set four types of alarm; a date alarm that triggers on a certain date in the year, a daily alarm that triggers at a certain time of the day, every day, a weekly alarm that triggers once a week and an annual alarm that triggers once every year.

Two time systems are supported; your local time (the time where you are in the world) and Universal Co-ordinated Time, or what s known as GMT to most people (the time at Greenwich in the UK.)

The Alarm program must be active at the time an alarm is due to trigger, if it isnt, you wont be notified.

A personal scheduler for Windows 9X/NT. It lets the user schedule events anytime in the future and when the time comes, Alarm carries out the action associated with that event. There are several possible actions that can be associated with each event: Playing a wave file n times, saying the time, playing CD tracks, sending email and playing a file. Alarm 3.0 also has a recurrence feature, so that you can set alarms for say at 3:30 on every third Monday ofFebruary until the end of this year. This feature enables the user to schedule his regular appointments. Alarm solves the problem of having to remember all of your appointments and more. Therefore everybody who needs to keep track of regular events can use it.

Alarm is a simple AppleScript application which can provide alerts after a specified amount of time has passed, or at a specific time. Its useful if you need to work on the computer but have to go and do something soon.

If you re like me, its possible that you ll get engrossed in what you re doing and forget to go and check the soup or whatever. So, if you are like me, this is for you.

Alarm will put a text file on your desktop with the alarm time, just in case you forget what time you set it to go off.

When it does go off, the text file is automatically trashed, the reminder message stays on screen for 20 seconds, and Alarm quits itself straight away.

Alarm2 description
Alarm hep you to define some functions witch will be executed after a predefined time or to a specific time Alarm will hep you to define some functions that will be executed after a predefined time or at a specified time.

Here are some key features of "Alarm2":

· ShutDown - shut down th computer
· Restart - restart the computer
· LogOff
· Stand By
· Hibernate
· Alarm - play a wav or .mp3 file
· Execute - execute a program
· Message - shows a message
· Counter - count the time

Alarm description
This software fills your reminder and scheduling needs. Use Alarm ++ to create multiple alarms which can repeat at various intervals, from simple to complex, from once to forever or until a specific date.

Each alarm can:
· remind you of events -- don`t forget meetings, birthdays, deadlines
· start applications -- start writing a status report every Friday morning
· visit web pages -- read the news every morning or check your stocks weekly
· send e-mail to your pager -- get reminders anywhere
· execute scripts and batch files -- for even more complex tasks
· open folders in Explorer -- check a LAN server folder every month
· send e-mail (with or without attachments) -- send reminders or files to people
· play sounds -- wake up in the morning to your favorite CD

Each alarm can repeat at many different intervals, such as specific weekdays, weeks, months, and weeks of the month.

They can also repeat any number of times, from once to forever or until a specific date, every few minutes, hours, days, months, or years.

You can set alarms for every Tuesday, every other week, Friday the 13th, the second Thursday of every third month, etc.

Events can even be ignored if they occur a specific number of minutes, hours, or days in the past.

Here are some key features of "Alarm":

· Many repeat options: minutes, hours, days, weekdays, weeks of the month, months, workdays, non-workdays, etc.
· Snooze command which you can adjust when an alarm goes off (in a few minutes, hours, or days)
· Restrict events to specific weekdays, months, weeks of the month, and/or time range
· Skip events that dont occur on workdays or let them occur on the next available workday
· Ignore events if they occur in the past
· Play sound files, a speaker beep, or no sound at all
· Saves changes automatically youll never lose your alarms to a Windows crash
· Event windows appear on your screen, wherever you choose, but dont take your cursor away from your work
· Send messages to other computers on your network
· Run applications, scripts, and batch files
· Visit Web pages (Internet shortcuts) automatically
· Send e-mail automatically, even when you re away from the computer
· Create alarms from templates that you create yourself for the alarms you use most often
· Well-designed user interface -- you may never need to reference the context-sensitive help help
· Stays out of the way on your system tray and only displays its main window when you open it
· Context menus and docking toolbars let you customize the application to fit the way you work


Limitations:

· Limited alarms

Use Alarm ++ to create multiple alarms which can repeat at various intervals, from simple to complex, from once to forever or until a specific date.

Each alarm can:
· remind you of events -- don`t forget meetings, birthdays, deadlines
· start applications -- start writing a status report every Friday morning
· visit web pages -- read the news every morning or check your stocks weekly
· send e-mail to your pager -- get reminders anywhere
· execute scripts and batch files -- for even more complex tasks
· open folders in Explorer -- check a LAN server folder every month
· send e-mail (with or without attachments) -- send reminders or files to people
· play sounds -- wake up in the morning to your favorite CD

Each alarm can repeat at many different intervals, such as specific weekdays, weeks, months, and weeks of the month.

They can also repeat any number of times, from once to forever or until a specific date, every few minutes, hours, days, months, or years.

You can set alarms for every Tuesday, every other week, Friday the 13th, the second Thursday of every third month, etc.

Events can even be ignored if they occur a specific number of minutes, hours, or days in the past.

Here are some key features of "Alarm":

· Many repeat options: minutes, hours, days, weekdays, weeks of the month, months, workdays, non-workdays, etc.
· Snooze command which you can adjust when an alarm goes off (in a few minutes, hours, or days)
· Restrict events to specific weekdays, months, weeks of the month, and/or time range
· Skip events that dont occur on workdays or let them occur on the next available workday
· Ignore events if they occur in the past
· Play sound files, a speaker beep, or no sound at all
· Saves changes automatically youll never lose your alarms to a Windows crash
· Event windows appear on your screen, wherever you choose, but dont take your cursor away from your work
· Send messages to other computers on your network
· Run applications, scripts, and batch files
· Visit Web pages (Internet shortcuts) automatically
· Send e-mail automatically, even when you re away from the computer
· Create alarms from templates that you create yourself for the alarms you use most often
· Well-designed user interface -- you may never need to reference the context-sensitive help help
· Stays out of the way on your system tray and only displays its main window when you open it
· Context menus and docking toolbars let you customize the application to fit the way you work


Limitations:

· Limited alarms

The DSW Alarm application was designed to be an alarm clock software. You will be able to add up to three alarms to remember your important events.

PS Alarm description
PS-Alarm is an easy-to-use, small and simple alarm utility that resides in the system tray. PS-Alarm is an easy-to-use, small and simple alarm utility that resides in the system tray.

Multiple alarms can be set for each day, and a snooze option is available.

With PS-Alarm you may now for sure you won`t miss anymore important meeting or events.

The best solution to never be late again might be this alarm clock.

You may even select a custom sound for the alert ring.

A tool for monitoring and warning you of sudden excess bandwidth usage. We built this after a couple of heart attacks, false alarms and big bills incurred by our customers at short notice.

Its main feature is to warn you immediately when a sudden bandwidth spike is detected, by email and SMS. It will also take a sample of the traffic with tcpdump for analysis if the spike stops before you can get to the machine to examine whats going on.

The program is designed to be simple, independent of the host system, and reliable at warning you as insurance against more complicated bandwidth monitoring systems failing-- in the case where a lapse in concentration can cost you thousands of pounds, you may want to consider having more than one bandwidth monitoring scheme in place :-)

Configuring & usage:

You should invoke the program something like this:

/usr/local/bin/bwalarm 2>&1 | logger -t bwalarm

which will send the programs diagnostic output to your system logs in case you dont see the email or SMS. You do look at your logs regularly dont you? :-)

The script is intended to be a stand-alone program which runs forever on a UNIX system. To change its settings you should edit the top of the file which is reasonable well-documented: essentially you point it at sendmail, tcpdump and set the parameters for issuing an alarm.

So thats the maximum number of packets/bytes per minutes/hour/day, and you can set up as many conditions as you want. Finally which email addresses or phone numbers to notify, and your account details at Clickatell, and youre away.

For SMS notification you should sign up with South-African SMS provider Clickatell who are cheap at around £0.03 per message.

While the program is running it logs alerts to stderr but can show you every reading it takes if you invoke it with the --verbose flag. If you use the --test flag, SMS and email sending will be disabled. You can also tell the program to dump its current list of byte,packet counter pairs to stderr by sending it SIGALRM.

ClickClick Alarm is a desktop application that can load any MIDI file from your PC and install it directly to your Palm, making it available as an alarm sound. ClickClick Alarm is as simple as it can be. The following example shows 3 simple steps of installing a polyphonic alarm sound.

ClickClick Alarm can install MIDI files whose size is no greater than 64K to your Palm. However in some rare occasions (depending on the MIDI file format) the Palms MIDI codec may not be able to play it. ClickClick Alarm supports all Palm OS devices except for Treo smartphones.

Requirements:

· Any Palm OS Hardware
· Palm OS 4.0
· Windows XP

GPC Alarm is an application designed to alert you when one of your TCP servers is not responding to network requests. Install GPC Alarm in your desktop, create the list of servers you want to be tested, specify how often you want each of them to be checked and close GPC Alarms main window. It will be collapsed to the task bar and run in the background.

GPC Alarm is a program that notify when TCP servers not responding.

GPC Alarm periodically tries to get a connection from your desktop to each server in the list. When the connection cannot be established, it displays a visual alarm showing which server is failing and plays a sound to alert you.

Limitations: Limited to 2 servers.

Belthur Alarm description
Alarm is a small utility to help you remind the time when you are working Alarm is a little application which will help you remind the time when you are working.

App Alarm is a shareware application that sends an alarm to a FirstClass Server 3.5 or 5 when an application is down.

Whats New in This Release:

· Now it can work on the same machine as the FirstClass Server, and has more configuration options.

Alarm+ for Series 60 phones is a handy alarm clock application with a lot of various settings.

Would you like to manage your everyday wake-up gentle and stimulating?

Alarm+ acts exactly this way helping you to take under control every minute of your activity.

This essential tool will always assist you organizing your lifetime process. You can set different melodies and sounds for alarms, regulate snooze time and time of melody playing, compose your own titles and comments making you to recall events.

Alarm+ lets you no moment to lose.

Here are some key features of "Alarm+":

· Different melodies or sounds for every single alarm;
· Possibility to set minimum time of melody playing;
· Ability to set the time while the screen is lighted up without playing sounds;
· Varied titles and comments displaying during the alarm playing;
· Regulation of snooze time;
· Disabling of alarms keeping their settings;
· Volume control and playing sounds in swelling mode

Requirements:

· S60 device

Alarm1 description
Alarm is a digital clock that you can set to alert you Alarm application is a digital clock that you can set to display a message and play a sound at a time of your choice.

It is meant to be of help when you want to be warned while you are working (and chances are big you are going to forget you have to do this very important thing later on)...

Here are some key features of "Alarm1":

· shows the current time in configurable LEDs
· beeps or plays a sound (you can replace the default alarm siren)
· plays music (you can use your own mp3, mid, wav and so on music files)
· shows a small dialog or alarms you with a full screen alert with your text
· option to preview your alarm

Specify the time, playlist, volume, and other settings and suddenly iTunes becomes a powerful musical alarm clock. Includes features like a user controllable fade up or down and snooze. Even automatically wakes your computer from sleep.

Here are some key features of "iTunes Alarm":

· Five separate alarms that can each be set to start or stop music at the time you choose.
· Set alarms for any combination of weekdays, or for just once.
· Wakes the computer from sleep automatically.
· New snooze feature - you set how long it lasts.
· Pick from any playlist - including folders, or ones that contain radio stations.
· Or, use the random feature to let the alarm choose for you.
· New crossfade feature fades out whatever is playing before fading in the new playlist.


Whats New in This Release:

· Now Universal Binary!