Free sleep timer 1.0 software for mac

iTunes Sleep Timer is a small AppleScript which as the name implies provides a sleep timer for iTunes.

iTunes Sleep Timer is my sleep timer thingy. It lets you type in the number of minutes or hours before iTunes shuts off.

Completly freeware.

Egg Timer 1.0.0 is a really superior and tractable count-down timer application.

Use the up-down arrows to adjust the start time, or enter the start time using the keyboard. Press the 'Set' button to set the timer to the selected start time. Then use the 'Start' and 'Stop' buttons to start and stop the timer. Once the count-down has ended, an alert window will open and system beeps will be played in 1 second intervals until the alert window is dismissed by pressing the 'OK' button.

ZzZ Timer 1.0 is a potential and easy to use tool which lets you listen to iTunes or watch a film & go to sleep but don't want your Mac on all night then ZzZ timer is for you. ZzZ Timer will Shutdown, Restart, Sleep your Mac or quit the program after a pre-set time. Or if you want your Mac to Shutdown, Restartor Sleepafter a pre-set time it can do that as well.

Enhancements:

• Quitting after countdown now optional
• Icon is reset after quit via dock
• Italian localization thanks to Davide

Sleep Script - If you want to put your Mac to sleep immediately you would normally switch to the Finder and select "Sleep" from the Special Menu.

By assigning this handy AppleScript application to one of the function keys you can accomplish the same task with a single keystroke.

To allow for an accidental function key hit, the script gives you five seconds to cancel or confirm (on later versions of the Mac Operating System) before putting your computer to sleep. This allows you to hit one key and walk away.

SleepTight provides a simple way to lock your machine when it goes to sleep or lock from a keyboard hotkey.Surprisingly, OS Xs built in screensaver does not start automatically when the machine goes to sleep.

Since the screensaver is the only Apple-supplied method of locking your machine without logging out, this means that a machine which has been put to sleep may wake up unlocked if the screensaver did not start on its own before the sleep timeout. This is especially frustrating for PowerBook users, who typically put their machines to sleep by closing the lid. Since the lid closure doesnt start the screensaver, the PowerBook will awaken unlocked.

Apple will be fixing this in the next version of MacOS X (10.3 Panther, see the new features). In the meantime Jaguar users can use SleepTight.