James Bucanek wrote:This is the third request I've received for this feature, but I'm very reluctant to implement it. Macs have a single programable wake up timer. To change it would mean overwriting whatever wake up time you currently have chosen. Then what happens if you create two actions that run at different times that both want to wake up the system? Then what happens if you go back into the system preferences and select a new wake up time? Basically, I'm not a fan of applications that start changing system-wide preferences.

You will know far more about this than me, but why is it then that other apps (Synk?) seem to have no difficulty in adding multiple power events without interfering with the existing Energy Saver schedule setting?

I run a nightly clone with SuperDuper, as well as a variety of QRecall actions, and it seems a little klunky to have to use another app like iBeezz or Power Manager to set up a list of wake times to synchronize with the QRecall events. If it is a question of limited coding time I could understand that, but an objection in principle baffles me a bit.

Thanks, Nick

That sounds good to me.

Am I right in thinking that QRecall can not automount volumes? And if so, is this an option that you would consider?
Automount, autoeject and waking from sleep all seem like obvious features to simplify the use of such an elegant app.

While we're at it, there is a missing r in "preserve" in the first line of main text on the QRecall home page. Something to fix as soon as possible before it frightens off customers concerned about the accuracy of their data!