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   Last updated: July 25, 2011

Description:

How many days and hours are left till the London Olympic Games begins?  Sometimes, you have to be reminded of important events with the remaining days and hours until they start.

TimeLeft4 offers multiple ways in which the user will be reminded of scheduled events.  Time Reminder will remind the user of the selected event with remaining days, hours, minutes, seconds.  Before it's too late, set Reminder so that TimeLeft4 can remind you of arriving events ahead of time.  Let TimeLeft4 remind you of events some days ahead like 5 days, 10 days ahead so that you won't miss them.  TimeLeft4 also comes with an alarm clock feature.  So if any of the scheduled events arrives, an alarm sound will go off with an animated movie to call your attention.

Features

• Use Time Reminder to be reminded of the selected event with the remaining time.
• Use Auto pilot to automatically open Time Reminder when TimeLeft4 starts up.
• Set a message to run a text scroll on Time Reminder.
• Let Reminder remind you of scheduled events within a certain number of days.
• Let TimeLeft4 remind you of matured events with an alarm sound and an animated movie.
• Select default date and time formats of your choice.
• Use Date picker and Time picker to easily set the date and the time of an event.
• Choose any of 27 skins to change the look of Time Reminder.  (Version 1.2)

Screenshots:

Trial version:

A trial version is available.

• Click on the button to download the trial version of TimeLeft4 for Mac. 
  

System requirements:

• 10.5 or 10.6 with PowerPC Mac or Intel Mac for online store version
• 10.6 or 10.7 with Intel Mac only for Mac App Store version
• QuickTime 7.0.4 or higher including QuickTimeX

Purchasing TimeLeft4 license:

Version History:

1.2.2 to 1.3.0 (December 31, 2010)

1. A set of measures is taken to enhance application's compatibility with Snow Leopard.
2. The use is now able to drag and drop clipped text onto the text field and text area in creating a new reminder profile.
3. Fix: The Date field and Time field on the main screen was left enabled and editable manually.
4. Fix: The user was not able to edit settings in Preferences when the alarm function was running.
5. The user is now able to set default title, message and notes in Preferences > Default.
6. Several other minor fixes/changes are made.

1.2.0 to 1.2.2 (December 8, 2010)

1. Fix: Date picker's year drop-down menu could fail to show a list of years.
2. Fix: The user was allowed to set the number of seconds outside 0 and 59 with the time picker.
3. 2 additional commands are added to the Help menu.

1.0.5 to 1.1.0 (November 13, 2010)

1. Preferences: The user has an option of whether or not to relaunch the application automatically after closing the window to reload new settings.
2. Preferences: The user has easy access to System Preferences > Accounts > Login items.
3. Preferences: When 'Hide window with Auto pilot' is enabled, the application will automatically hide the main window with Auto pilot on.
4. Preferences: The user is now able to set their default event time.
5. Bevel buttons are replaced by Push buttons, which are more reliable.
6. The user is now able to select a date with a virtual calendar.
7. TimeLeft is now fully compatible with Snow Leopard.
8. Other numerous minor changes/fixes/improvements are made.

1.0.0 to 1.0.5 (April 16, 2010)

1. Notes instead of messages were incorrectly listed on the 5th column of Date & Time List despite its label.
2. The user is now able to set the number of days in Preferences so that Reminder will appear.
3. When creating a new Date & Time profile, a new date will separately be shown according to the default format you've set in Preferences.

TimeLeft4 is a product of MacHouse.