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Old 27th May 2008, 12:01 PM
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Re: Scripting / automation gurus
Originally Posted by discuit View Post
Just out of interest, is there any way of Automating stuff on a mac for example. When I switch the mac on. I would like it to Start Daylite, Log In to the online database at the office, then sync the online database with my local machine.

This could give me an extra 10 minutes in bed.

The Software we use is called Daylite. By Marketcircle

Daylite: The #1 Business Productivity Manager for the Mac
To start something on startup, go to System Preferences ->Accounts->Log in items, it will launch whichever items you put here at log in.

In System Preferences->Energy Saver, set it to start at a certain time.

The other 2 things, looks like you'll need to do with Applescript, which isn't difficult. Applescript and Scripting Resources @ MacScripter is a good place for Applescript related questions.
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