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Graham’s Work- How to Shut Down Your Mac Using AppleScript
- Power Manager 4.0.2 and Power Manager Professional 4.0.2 Released
- Power Manager 3.7.4 Released
- How to Allow Non-Administrators to Run On-Demand Events
- How to Automatically Stop a PowerPoint Presentation
- How to Automatically Start a PowerPoint Presentation
- How to Change On-Demand Behaviour With AppleScript
- How to Schedule Your Mac to Restart Once a Week
- Power Manager 4.0.1 and Professional 4.0.1 Released
- How to Improve Your Back Ups on Mac OS X
The Work Life- Updates to DssW Power Manager and DssW Power Manager Professional Released
- Power Manager 4 and Power Manager Professional 4 Launched
- DssW Power Manager 4 Preview Launched
- Verbsearch Launched
- DssW in new Green Gadgets for Dummies book
- Wordsearch 2 for Beginners Launched
- Power Manager 3.7.3 Launched
- Maps Showing Australian Civil Celebrants
- Wordsearch 1 for Beginners Launched
- Australian Working Life
Tag Archives: DssW
Celebratory muffins for AppleScript
Last week, DssW launched a new preview of Power Manager 4. This preview introduced AppleScript support. To celebrate we made chocolate and walnut muffins. AppleScript is never easy to implement. I have been planning our AppleScript implementation for more than … Continue reading
A better source of SSL certificates
Thus, I was delighted to find StartSSL’s offerings. The prices are good and the service has been great. Continue reading
Now available in a bookstore near you
All three of DssW’s Mac energy saving products appear in Joe Hutsko’s latest book: Green Gadgets for Dummies. Continue reading
Hello Snow Leopard, Good Bye Panther
DssW launched an update to Power Manager today. This update improves a couple of bits and pieces, but nothing too significant has changed. The biggest change is our dropping of Mac OS X 10.3.9 support. With the introduction of Mac … Continue reading
Upgrading Reseller to Catalyst 5.8 from 5.7
The last few days have been spent preparing the way for DssW’s next big thing. That meant getting my hands dirty and updating our sales and reseller software: Reseller. Continue reading