Request: Scheduler

[Guest PeacefulWarrior]

I'm searching for a program in witch you can schedule reoccurring events. Examples: Run a program every 5 minutes, vibrate every 2 hours, play a sound every 1 minute, run a script every 5 day. Only Xbar can do this, but in a limited way. Use in reminding for medicines, or taking brakes from the phone, a program like this is essential.

Edited September 13, 2007 by PeacefulWarrior

[Guest johncody]

My App "John Cody's alerts!" can do those things:

http://www.omnisoft.com/alerts/default.asp

[Guest PeacefulWarrior]

Thank you impressive program! But if i have understood it correct it still can't do what xbar can do. Your prog can make events reoccur daily at a time, but it can't make events reoccur every 2 hours or 3 hours or minutely every 5 minutes or every 15 minutes or every 3 minutes, witch is most important for me. And i wish a "invisible mode" with no prompt showing up, just playing the sound, or vibrating, not showing the alertprogram, not having to click away the program/alert, just letting the mobile remind by sound or vibration or visual without me having to interfere. Maybe you can add that to the program? I would buy it instantly ;)

Edited September 14, 2007 by PeacefulWarrior

[Guest johncody]

alerts! has a "Restart when dismissed" feature, as well as an Auto-Snooze feature, so you could setup an alarm to repeat every x minutes either manually (by dismissing it to restart the x minute count-down), or automatically using the auto-snooze intervals.

Using the auto-snooze, it can sort of work like the "invisible mode" you describe to automatically snooze at regular repeat intervals. But, the program will appear for 1 minute for each trigger.

It's VERY customizable - so why not install the demo and see if you can configure it to do what you want?

Edited September 14, 2007 by johncody

[Guest PeacefulWarrior]

When i first start a countdown timer it says

Error

Illegal procedur call

When i log in to the program again, im able to start the countdown but it shows no alert just overdue.

I'm running wm06, may be that

[Guest chucky.egg]

There's also a freeware app called "CTscheduler". I can't remember the URL, so have a Google

[Guest PeacefulWarrior]

There's also a freeware app called "CTscheduler". I can't remember the URL, so have a Google

To bad it only schedules daily, not hourly or minutely. Still looking for a app that can do this. Thanks anyway.

[Guest kidd]

You can try this app www.fewbits.com/schedym, if you still interesting in it. It's still beta but it seems pretty stable.