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Re: application watcher / idle detector
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Re: application watcher / idle detector


  • Subject: Re: application watcher / idle detector
  • From: Stefano Bargioni <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 09:56:37 +0100
  • Organization: USC

"Stephen Gross" <email@hidden> wrote:


> Problem: A lot of users at my workplace forget to quit applications.
> Possible solution: An applescript that monitors idle applications and
> closes them after a set time.
>
> I know how to write a script to do some of that solution, but not all of
> it. In particular, if anyone knows how to:
>
> (1) Monitor an application's idle time, or
> (2) Stay idle for awhile, then do its idle-checking routine,
>
> I would be very grateful to get any pointers.
>
I have the same problem with some employees in my library: they do not understand the difference between an application not running and an application running without windows.
This is why I'd like that application preferences contain an option like: quit when the user closes its last window. Please, developers...
Bye. Stefano
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Dott. Stefano Bargioni
Biblioteca della Pontificia Universita' della Santa Croce - Roma
<mailto:email@hidden> <http://www.usc.urbe.it>
Personal web page: <http://www.usc.urbe.it/html/php.script?bargioni>
--- "Libraries are not made, they just grow" (A. Birrell) ---


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