Change Time Machine backup intervals on Leopard with this software, outside of the default one-hour interval. Perfect for personalized and efficient backup schedules.
If you are a Leopard user and are looking to customize your Time Machine backup, TimeMachineEditor is the software for you. It allows you to modify the default one-hour backup interval of Time Machine to suit your personal preferences. With TimeMachineEditor, you have the flexibility to set a backup schedule of once a day, once a week, or once a month.
The best part about this software is that it lets you avoid the performance penalty of backing up every hour. This feature becomes indispensable if you deal with a lot of data within an hour, and backing up continuously may affect your productivity.
TimeMachineEditor simply updates a system configuration file to make the changes to the Time Machine scheduling. Furthermore, if you want to revert to the original setting, you can easily do so by applying a new schedule with an interval of one hour.
Despite changing the scheduling, you can still utilize the Time Machine preference pane through “System Preferences” as usual. However, the preference pane won't reflect your altered scheduling, in particular, the next backup date won't be accurate.
In conclusion, if you are looking to have more control over your Time Machine backup, then TimeMachineEditor is the perfect software for you. It's user-friendly and highly customizable, making it an essential tool for every Leopard user.
The best part about this software is that it lets you avoid the performance penalty of backing up every hour. This feature becomes indispensable if you deal with a lot of data within an hour, and backing up continuously may affect your productivity.
TimeMachineEditor simply updates a system configuration file to make the changes to the Time Machine scheduling. Furthermore, if you want to revert to the original setting, you can easily do so by applying a new schedule with an interval of one hour.
Despite changing the scheduling, you can still utilize the Time Machine preference pane through “System Preferences” as usual. However, the preference pane won't reflect your altered scheduling, in particular, the next backup date won't be accurate.
In conclusion, if you are looking to have more control over your Time Machine backup, then TimeMachineEditor is the perfect software for you. It's user-friendly and highly customizable, making it an essential tool for every Leopard user.
What's New
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