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| QueIt 2.0 - task scheduling utility, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
$39.95 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
3050 KB | Version:
2.0 |
QueIt is a powerful scheduling utility that allows you to schedule programs, tasks or even MS-DOS batch files to automatically launch at specified times you choose. With QueIt you are able to schedule a program to launch daily, weekly, monthly or hourly. You can also set it up to run a task or program every minute if you wanted to. In addition, you can specify command line parameters and setup email notifcations as well.
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| Remind! 5.45 - automation tool, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
$19.00 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/NT/ME/2000 | Size:
1878 KB | Version:
5.45 |
Remind allows you to show notifications, launch applications and open documents, shut down Windows, check your mailbox, send mail messages, open Web pages, or synchronize your system time at an appointed time and date. An alarms feature will notify you every 15, 30, or 45 minutes or every hour by voice or sound messages. A clock feature shows the system time in a small panel. A feature called Events Wizard will help you to create new events. Sticker feature allows you to show a sticker with a note attached to the desktop.
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| Remote Cron 0.1 - automated script execution, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/2000/XP | Size:
281 KB | Version:
0.1 |
Remote Cron is a simple tool for webmasters, that allows you to execute a remote php, perl, or asp script on a scheduled basis. It works similar to the Windows Task Scheduler, only that it uses an Internet URL instead of a local file. You can run the remote script once a day at a specific time, once per hour or immediately by clicking a button. If selected, the program can echo the first line that is returned by the script. The freeware version can handle up to 5 scripts.
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| RoboTask 2.3 - Automate any series of tasks on your computer, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
99.95 | OS:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003 | Size:
3101 KB | Version:
2.3 |
RoboTask allows you to automate any combination of tasks on your computer, ranging from simply launching web pages, to checking email, moving or backing up files to uploading or downloading, sending email and much more. The program allows you to easily create simple tasks, as well as highly complex automations, involving conditional IF/ELSE statements, loops, custom variables and other advanced options. It can accommodate just about any type of simple or complex automation, without the need to create batch files or write complicated scripts, as it uses a visual interface that allows you to simply select and combine actions to fit your needs. The extensive support for conditional actions allows you not only to create automated tasks, but to execute them automatically if certain conditions apply (e.g. if a file is moved, if your Internet connection cuts off, etc.). RoboTask can run as an NT Service, allowing you to have automated tasks take place, even if you are not logged on. Anyone can use RoboTask! Despite RoboTask's power and flexibility, it is very easy to use. No need to be a programmer - use RoboTask to build your own automated solutions quickly and easily. Just a few minutes with RoboTask will give you plenty of ideas on how you can increase your productivity. And, of course, everyone wants to avoid losing important data. Let RoboTask take care of it. Here are just some of the many things RoboTask can do for you: Run applications and open documents; Manage automatic backups; Alert you of any changes in your folders; Shut down Windows and power off your computer; Process files and folders (copy, move, rename, delete, etc.); Work with FTP and Web servers (download, upload, etc.); Send letters and files by e-mail; Act as an alarm clock and much more!
To tell you the truth, that was just a tiny list of the things RoboTask can do! You can probably think of many other boring things you have to do on your computer. Why not let RoboTask do all of them for you?
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| RoboTask 2.1 - automate your tasks, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
$99.95 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
3025 KB | Version:
2.1 |
RoboTask enables you to automate any combination of tasks on your computer, ranging from simply launching web pages, to checking email, moving or backing up files to uploading or downloading, sending email and much more. The program allows to easily create simple task, as well as highly complex automations, involving conditional IF/ELSE statements, loops, custom variables and other advanced options. It can accommodate just about any type of simple or complex automation, without the need to create batch files or write complicated scripts, as it uses a visual interface that lets you simply select and combine action to fit your needs. The extensive support for conditional actions allows you to not only create automated task, but they can also be executed automatically if certain conditions apply (e.g if a file is moved, if your internet connection goes down, if there is new email etc.). RoboTask can run as NT Service, allowing you to have automated tasks take place, even if you are not logged on. A powerful tool, that provides one of the highest levels of flexibility in its class.
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| RunFast 1.25 - application and website launcher, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
70 KB | Version:
1.25 |
RunFast is a small utility that allows you to quickly launch programs, files, folders, websites and more. It supports aliases, which allows you to create custom commands. The program allows you to launch any of your custom commands from a small "Run" box or via a specified hotkey. Supports all XP visual styles.
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| ShortKeys Lite 1.7 - text replacement macros, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/2000/XP | Size:
600 KB | Version:
1.7 |
ShortKeys Lite is an easy to use macro tool that allows you to instantly replace custom text commands with text macros of your choice. The macros can insert single words, URLs, multi-line text blocks or any other text based information. You can design custom macro keywords, that have a prefix or suffix to distinguish them from regular words. As soon as you type one of these commands, it will be replaced with the designated text. For example, you could configure the following: when you type the word "snapfiles", nothing happens, it's just a word that was typed, however if you set up a macro and then use "=snapfiles" (prefix is customizable), it could be replaced with "http://www.snapfiles.com" for example. In the same way, you could simply type "=mysig" and it would be replaced by your complete email signature. The Lite version can handle up to 35 of these macro commands for free.
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| SmartSchedule 2.2 - interface for AT command, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
Free | OS:
NT/2K | Size:
20 KB | Version:
2.2 |
SmartSchedule is an interface for the Windows NT/2000 schedule service (AT command). It allows administrators to easily add, delete or change tasks on remote and local computers. It includes a network browser to select target machines and can run in the system tray.
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| Switch Off 2.3 - shutdown tool with web access, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
63 KB | Version:
2.3 |
Switch Off is a tiny easy-to-use tray-based system utility that can automatically perform various frequently used operations like shutdown or restart your computer, disconnect your current dial-up connection, lock workstation, etc. In addition, it also provides fast access to this operations through system tray icon and a fully customizable (password protected) Web interface, that allows you to initiate operations remotely from any computer with a web browser installed. The web interface even includes WAP support, so you can control your computer from mobile phone. Switch Off can run as a system service.
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| sysFriend 1.80 - automate system tasks, Subcategory: Automation Tools
| Price:
$22.00 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
963 KB | Version:
1.80 |
sysFriend helps you perform a wide variety of procedures automatically when you click on one of it`s files. You use sysFriend friendly interface to create ".Friend" files (Friends), which are `scripts` containing a list of sysFriend commands. These commands allow you to automatically perform steps you normally have to do manually. When you save and then run a Friend file, you can have it open multiple programs for you, set their size and positions on the screen, open other Windows special control panel and dialog boxes, capture screenshots, and a lot more. There is no need to do any hand-scripting, since the interface allows you to select all commands and options from handy drop down menus. For advanced users however, there is also an option to write scripts manually. sysFriend comes with a large number of sample `Friends` to get you started.
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