GigAlarm

Name: GigAlarm
Works on: windows

Windows 2000 and above

Developer: ACAPsoft

Version: 1.35
Last Updated: 01 Mar 2017
Release: 07 May 2011
Category: Desktop Enhancements > Clocks and Time Management

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GigAlarm Details

Rating: 1.739130434 out of 5 based on 23 user ratings

Publisher Website: External Link
Downloads: 217
License: Demo / Trial Version

GigAlarm is a demo software by ACAPsoft and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows 2008, Windows Vista, Windows 2012.
You can download GigAlarm which is 98 KB in size and belongs to the software category Clocks and Time Management.
GigAlarm was released on 2011-05-07 and last updated on our database on 2017-03-01 and is currently at version 1.35.

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GigAlarm Description

Millions of alarms can be set.
Alarms that happen while GigAlarm is not running (or if the computer is off or suspended) will be shown at a later time. (This feature can be disabled.)
Alarms can be set to second resolution and can be;
A specific time that happens once only.
A specific time and then repeat after a certain number of second, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months or years.
A random time offset based on the last time the alarm executed.
A specific time offset based on when GigAlarm starts. (If GigAlarm is set to auto-start this can be used to set a program to start a few minutes after the computer boots to reduce system load on start-up.)
A specific time and then set to auto-delete.
Repeating alarms can also be set to miss certain days.
Alarms can be one of many different actions. Aside from the option of showing some text to tell the user what the alarm is for the alarm itself can;
Play a wave file, a MP3, or any other common Windows sound file. This file can be set specifically, or can be picked randomly from a selected folder. Multiple files can be specified and sounds can also be set to repeat.
Run any file of any type via its default handler, with or without a warning. Multiple files can be specified.
Sync the computers time via the internet.
Randomly change the computers desktop wallpaper from a selected folder using BMP, GIF or JPEG images.
Perform a power status change event, such as a shutdown, restart, log- off, suspend, or hibernation.
Resume the computer from a suspended or hibernated power condition.
Remotly restart another computer.
A second action can be set for each alarm; for example one or more files can be set to run run as well as the the computer time being synced.
Wallpaper Changer:
GigAlarm will select wallpapers from a selected directory and will use images from that directory as well as sub-directories.
By re-naming sub-directories a some images can be given priority over others.
GigAlarm can use BMP, JPG and GIF files as wallpapers.
GigAlarm will rescale (not stretch) images and center them using either a selected resolution or the current screen size. When calculating screen size the taskbar size and position is taken into consideration.
The boot wallpaper can be set as well. (This function requires that the boot screen is actually shown. Windows 2000 will show it, but in most cases Windows XP will only show it for a short time. The Windows XP "Welcome Screen" hides it.)
There is a test function and wallpaper changes can be logged, this includes the image name.
Quick Shutdown:
GigAlarm has an option for an extra tray menu that enables a quick shutdown, or any other power event.
Shutdowns can be set to warn for a set time and then if not cancelled perform the action, ask for confirmation, or just shutdown instantly.
The menu can display a few or all shutdown actions, depending on what ones you use.
Shutdowns can also be scheduled to happen up to 2 weeks minutes in the future. If the shutdown event is a hibernation or a suspension a wakeup time can also be set to any time up to 2 weeks after the hibernation/suspension. Scheduled shutdowns can be cancelled if you change your mind.
Shutdowns can be performed with "force" if you have programs that do not close fast enough.
GigAlarm can be set to enable away mode after a resume to prevent unwanted suspensions on Vista and latter versions of Windows XP.
Pad File Generator:
GigAlarm can be used to generate highly random files that are suitable for encryption purposes.
Files are generated by using clock jitter techniques. For the more technical users, the files are generated calling the CPU function RDTSC with the selected period. The lower bits (what bits depend on the selected quality) are then buffered and written to the PAD file when the selected size is reached, or when GigAlarm is shutdown. There is no filtering of "bad" results.
The speed/quality of the results can be changed depending on your needs, as can the frequency of saving the file. Please note that this function is not fast.
Testing results with programs such as ent indicates that the output is good. We have two example files available for testing, a 32-bit one and a 4-bit one. (The lower the bit rate the higher chance of it being a good file.) Both of the files were set on a sample rate of 10,000 milli-seconds.
These files are suitable for use with our encryption tools CryptIt and XorIt.
Idle Shutdown:
GigAlarm can monitor your computer usage and power off your computer if you are not using it.
All power states are supported, including shutdown, suspend and hibernate.
If the shutdown event is a hibernation or a suspension a resume time can also be set to any time up to 999 minutes after the hibernation/suspension. Thus you can set your computer to hibernate when you are not using it, and it can resume after a few hours and download new EMail. This way you can have you computer off most of the time, yet you don't have to wait long for the computer to catch up when you return to it.
Shutdowns events can be logged.