Hi Doug, On 2011-14Jan-, at 5:42 AM, Doug Bale wrote: > TimeMachineEditor's only function on the iBook seems to be to make Time > Machine itself inoperative while leaving it as intrusive as ever. > > With Time Machine turned off as per TME instructions, and TME set to produce > backups only every 12 hours, Time Machine still interrupts hourly, although > for a shorter time. I haven't been pleased about that, but thought it was at > least an improvement of sorts — until I discovered the reason today. Time > Machine now is only faking; directed by TME, it now comes on — hourly — and > makes a brief pretence of backing up, but in fact no backup is created. > Nothing has been copied for a week. > > TME is now gone and I'm testing TimeMachineScheduler. Like TME it has a > maximum interval setting of 12 hours — I really want 24, so I can have my > backups running in the middle of the night — but maybe it will at least > deliver what it promises. I've downloaded TimeMachineScheduler3 but have not yet experimented. However, with respect to TimeMachine, can one not just "turn if off" manually, and then re-engage later when you want a backup made? Don Green Dragon fergdc@xxxxxxx --- Manage your account options at //www.freelists.org/list/muglo