Free scheduler job description software for mac

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.4 or later on PowerPC-based Macs; Mac OS X 10.5 or later on Intel-based Macs.

Enhancements:
Version 5.0.5:

• Mac OS X 10.5 as a minimum requirement for running Scheduler for Macintosh on Intel Macs is now enforced, preventing users from launching the software in earlier versions of the OS (Mac OS X 10.4 remains the minimum requirement for running Scheduler for Macintosh on PowerPC Macs).
• Bug that prevented the proper saving of the event titles upon renaming an event has been fixed.

Radiologik Scheduler uses iTunes as its database utilizing playlists and particularly smart playlists for song selection with its own top logic using a weekly schedule.
Currently the free Scheduler Basic is in beta and supports picks and fills from iTunes playlists with time instructions, artist separation, unique track checking, and best fit top of the hour placement for station IDs.
Scheduler Advanced is in development to support dynamic voice-over construction, date matching, time announcements and will sell separately later in 2007.
You may use the scheduler to run a 24/7 terrestrial or internet station complete with Station IDs and smart song selection. This Scheduler Basic is a free complement Radilogik DJ.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Track Prep now does not attempt to open iTunes protected songs.
- Fixed crash when updating applescript menu after changes were made in scripts folder.
- Fixed a problem where a pick command could errantly act as a fill command when placing tracks before the start time of a segment with unique tracks or artist separation on.

Event Scheduler 2.0 is an excellent and must-see product which offers you a free and open source resource allocation tool. Event Scheduler is useful for people who have many resources and need to determine how to allocate the resources to "slots" that require filling on particular dates (or events).

Major Features:

1. Events occur on one or more dates and are made up of several "slots" that need to be filled by resources. A resource is defined as an entity that is capable of filling one or more slots within an event.
   
2. Resources can be people, equipment, or something else depending on the problem being solved.
3. Resources can have date conflicts that prevent a particular resource from being allocated to a particular event. In addition, each slot type that can be filled by a particular resource has a preference associated with it.

devBISTRO Job Widget allows you a customized search facility for all the current job postings on devBISTRO.com - Simply enter search criteria on the *flip* side and the devBISTRO Job Widget does the rest.

devBistro is a community resource that lets you search and post Web Development and other Information Technology jobs and find experienced IT Professionals. Unlike most other IT job search sites out there, devBISTRO offers free job posting and you get to contact the employer directly. The site attracts over 170,000 visitors (1.5 million pageviews) a month and growing. Employers using devbistro.com vary from Fortune 500 to start-ups located around the globe.

myToDo is a nice widget designed for managing your to-do list.
Imagine that all of your jobs were laid out in one huge list.

To arrange them in some kind of order you would...

1. Group them into your different personas - or your different "hats", (eg. home, work, family, etc.)
2. Divide them into those things that can wait and those that cant.

Beyond that, you have to make some hard decisions about those jobs that cant wait.

Anyway, welcome to myToDo. Register, brain-dump all off your big and little things into it, put on a hat and get organised!