Snake’s Alarm is a quality PC-based alarm solution. It focuses on reliability, ease-of-use, and useful features so that the user is always alerted in the appropriate manner of their choosing and with minimal hassles.
Features
- Multiple alarms that are easy to add, change, or delete
- 9 alarm date types ensure that you’ll quickly be able to set alarms to match your schedule
- Big button text on the alarm dialog helps the sleepy-eyed and visually-impaired in the mornings
- Customizable action list lets you predefined what happens when alarms go off
- Choose from 4 different action types, such as playing a sound, showing a message box, or running a command
- Sound actions can play any number of sound formats (WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, etc) courtesy of the included FMOD library
- Program interacts with system standby to either prevent it or wake the computer up when there’s an active alarm
- Intelligent, threaded time monitor manages its own polling rate and process priority to keep system usage down (especially when minimized to tray)
- Many options to suit the user’s needs and personal preferences
Screenshots
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- Main Window
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- Alarm Setting Dialogs
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- Original Specifications
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Changelog
0.9.3b:
-fixed monitor standby on snooze option
-fixed max snooze
-fixed a bug where one could use the number key shortcuts to snooze when snoozing wasn’t allowed due to max snooze
-fixed another bug where daily alarms weren’t displaying their time in the alarm settings
0.9.2b:
-fixed a bug with configuration backups backing up to the wrong directory (i.e. root)
0.9.1b:
-fixed a bug with incorrect snooze lengths
-fixed a bug where the time an alarm was at (%b) was not displayed in the systray tooltip for daily alarms
0.9b:
-First Public Release
