How To Automate Mac Tasks With Alarm Clock Pro.

There are a number of software utilities that turn your Mac into an expensive and very high tech alarm clock.

Set your Mac to start up at a certain time each day, then run specific applications, utilities, iTunes, music, get email, open a browser window, and much more.

That scenario begs a simple question: ‘How many of us keep our Macs in the bedroom?’ If your Mac isn’t in the bedroom, why bother with a utility that acts like an expensive alarm clock, even if it can.... (excerpted).

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