How To Schedule The Opening of Apps

Mac OS X has got an application called "iCal" that let's you do all kinds of "calendar stuff", but also A LOT MORE. One example would be that it can: schedule the opening of a specific app(s).

How to make it do so?

1. Open iCal (Macintosh HD->Applications->iCal)
2. Make a new event (right click a date and choose "new event")
3. Get the information concerning the new event (make sure the new event is highlighted, then use: "command + i")
4. Change the name of your new event, then the date and time that you want to schedule the app to open, then choose: "Alarm->Open file->What ever application you want"
5. Under "Open file", click the "iCal", then click "Other..." then change it to "What ever application you want"
6. Now you can customize everything in the new event that you want to
7. Close the "New event" window

Congratulations! Now the application that you chose will automatically open at the time and date you chose!

New Mac OS!!!

"We took our best thinking from Mac OS X and brought it to the iPhone. Then we took our best thinking from the iPhone and brought it to iPad. And now we’re bringing it all back to the Mac with our eighth major release of the world’s most advanced operating system. Mac OS X Lion arrives in summer 2011. Here’s a sneak peek at just a few of its features."


Apple

There is a new Mac OS (Operating System) coming in the summer of the year 2011. For link on official Apple webpage: http://www.apple.com/macosx/lion/


The operating system will be called "Lion", as it's precedent was called "Snow Leopard, and it's precedent was called Leopard etc (...Tiger, Panther, Jaguar, Puma, Cheetah)


Description
Mac OSX Lion will be the best of all Mac OSs so far, because it is going to be a mixture of the hugely popular iOS and the highly advanced Mac OSX! 


Preview
Some of the things that we are allowed to know about this new OS:
Launchpad. A home for your apps.
Full-screen apps. A better way to enjoy the apps you love.
Mission Control. Mac command central.