CronniX

I have never used them but my understanding is that cron jobs you can set events or scripts to run at certain times, Cronnix is a GUI front end for Cron so you don't have to do the CLI

Setup a cron job, you can get a cron helper at version tracker, I think it is called cronnix or something like that

I would recommend searching for CronniX while at version tracker. It's a graphical way to set up sron, which is the unix app to run things on a timed basis. ...

This is a graphical utility for configuring cron jobs. You will still need to know the cron terminology, but it makes it so much easier. http://www.koch-schmidt.de/cronnix/

Okay here's my computer running every app I have installed. I should have installed Office too, but I don't use it and I don't need MS bloatware crashing Classic and ruining my fun. One note, the system ran fine with all of this going on. Launching an app was slow, but working in a currently running app was painless and quick. Here's a list of what I had running. I'd...

It's not a big deal, just editing a text file ( you could even do it with BBEdit ) Or you could use Cronnix, which is a GUI front end for the whole thing (serach on versiontracker)

You are expecting a field "user" in your crontab and entered "root", but there's no such field in OSX's crontab. So you are trying to run the command: root /usr/libexec/atrun Just remove the "root" and you should be fine. Oh, and by the way, there's a crontab gui called CronniX available at www.koch-schmidt.de/cronnix Sven

I was trying to use Cronnix to set up some events on the crontab on my computer and noticed that it doesn't work because it doesn't actually edit the crontab file. ...

it's spelled Cronnix. Here - http://www.koch-schmidt.de/cronnix/