It will play the alert once for every donation. This means if you have the application open, but not the alert window open, any donations received during that time are queued up for the next time the tracker is opened. If it finds one, it displays the image and plays the sound you’ve selected, along with the name and amount of the donator.If you don’t have the tracker window open, that check simply exits out. Simultaneously to all that, every 10 seconds, it is checking that database for any donations that have yet to be displayed in the alert window. The titles should be pretty self-explanatory.Every time it detects a donation that it hasn’t seen before, it adds that to a locally-stored database. It updates the display inside the app window, but also sends information in various formats out to text files in a folder on your Desktop titled “ extra-life-output“. Every 15 minutes, it also checks for team information (if you’re on a team). How it works Once you’ve set up your ID/settings the program checks your donation list every 30 seconds. It should be flashing all donations you have already received. Click Tracker to bring up the window where New Donation alerts will be displayed.If for some reason it doesn’t, hit the ‘ Force refresh‘ button. After you save, it should refresh the display with your information, not mine.Set any other defaults you want, things like background color of the alert window, currency sign, etc.To change it, head over to Settings and fill in your ID from your URL (the numeric one, not your screen name).
You’ll need Adobe Air, which you can get at. Download Link So you download it, and install it. My email is in the application to submit bug reports to. It’s still in Beta, and there are likely still bugs hiding that I haven’t ironed out. Alright, finally ready to release this thing out into the public.
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