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Thinking Home 2.2 for Mac

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  • Price: Update $79.00 to buy
  • Operating system: Mac OS X 10.3.9/10.6/10.4 PPC/Intel/10.5 PPC/Intel/10.5.6 Intel/10.6 Intel
  • Date added: November 17, 2009
  • Total Downloads: 417
  • Downloads last week: 5
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From Always Thinking :

Thinking Home is the easiest-to-use, affordable home automation solution for Mac OS X and is now even better! v2.1 boasts a modern design that delivers performance without compromising ease of use. It is the only Mac app to store a schedule into an ActiveHome Pro (CM-15A)!

Thinking Home supports some of the most popular new hardware, including both PowerLinc V2 models, ActiveHome Pro (CM-15A) and more than 100 other models of gadgets and scores of USB serial adapters.

Version 2.1 is well-equipped to run 24-7 and make use of Mac-only things like speech, scripts, email, instant messaging and web access.

You're invited to try out Thinking Home 2.1 as a demo for free. Then compare to other leading Mac home automation software.

Here are some of the highlights:

  • Stores your schedule into a controller so you can turn off your Mac.
  • Setup Assistant to help you get started
  • Gadget Guide with more than 100 models of hardware
  • INSTEON and X-10 standards
  • Events and Responders operate gadgets, open web pages, play audio, all kinds of actions
  • Innovative Desktop Remote operates your gadgets directly from the Finder
  • Sherlock plug-in for finding answers online
  • Web access that fits seamlessly with Apple's built-in Personal Web Sharing
  • Email and iChat/AOL Instant Messenger, even to cell phones
  • Scripting with AppleScript and virtually any language you have installed (unix shell scripts, Python, Perl, Ruby, etc.)
  • Built-in voice commands and spoken announcements. You say "Turn on the living room lamp." and it does!
  • English, Dutch and French localizations
  • Logging with smart filtering

What's new in this version:

  • Schedule Sets When going away on vacation, many people want a different schedule to be used. Instead of turning on the coffee maker, you may want a couple of lights turning on randomly for a more secure, lived-in look. Schedule Sets provide this convenience via a simple popup menu in the Schedules window.
  • 1-Wire Affordable temperature monitoring is just one of the benefits that 1-Wire delivers. It's easier than ever to check the temperature of the water heater, greenhouse, win... see all new features

Convert video files between various video & audio formats.

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