Alarm Clock S.E. is the ultimate scheduling tool for OS X. With its complex alarm system, integrated with its calendar and event system, you will be able to create alarms that fit even the most complicated schedules.

Wake up to songs, run shell and applescripts whenever you want, and never miss an appointment again.

Now also featuring the ability to turn on your machine or wake it up from sleep at will!

Features:

· Specific date(s)
· Set of dates (i.e: all dates that have month of August and October, day of week of Sunday, and time of midnight)
· Periodic dates
· supported file formats include: aiff, .wav, .midi, .mpeg, .mp3 .mov, .dv, .avi, .swf
· play a set song, song(s) from folder, or a song off a webpage set expiration dates: never annoy your neighbors when you leave for the weekend again
· customize the speed and sound level that your alarm songs play at
· New preference allows you to automatically unmute and set your system volume to the max to make sure you never miss another alarm again
· Like cron, run any command line arguments when an alarm fires
· Know applescript? Do everything you already do in applescript automatically
· Ready made scripts available so you dont need to know about Unix to do simple operations
· Right click dates for quick access to your schedule
· Customize your daily schedule to the hour, or just jut down general notes
· Be reminded of events by displaying a message or playing a system beep, or even 20 minutes a head of time
· Jump hundreds of years in the past or future; virtually no limit on when you want to set your schedule
· Right click dates for quick access to your schedule
· Unlimited amount of alarms
· Color the clocks interface (with colors or images using alpha channels, my favorite is an American flag included in the Sample Images folder)
· "Dock the Clock" to save space
· Use the "docked" icon as a complete replacement for the Apple menubar clock
· Snooze your alarms to get 10 minutes more sleep before your math final
· Includes handy stop watch and microwave timer in floating panels to use from any app


Limitations:

· Nag Screens.


Whats New in This Release:

· Periodic Timer fields no longer have maximum field values (can have 32 days, 80 minutes, etc)
· For new alarms, the periodic timer fields of days and months will not initially be set to -1.
· Fixed a bug in the periodic alarm timer - as a clarification, the reference date is not counted as a fire time; its only a reference point
· You will not have to keep reauthenticating the power manager with each new version of ACSE after authenticating with this version.