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This is the easiest, non-technical, method:

(I'm on Snow Leopard, I've edited these to match Mavericks - the exact buttons to click may be wrong)

  1. Make an Applescript and type this: tell application "iTunes" to activate
  2. Open Calendar.app
  3. Make a new event today for 00:00
  4. Set it to repeat every day
  5. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > Find iTunes in Applicationsfind the applescript you just made
  6. Make an Applescript and type this: tell application "iTunes" to quit. Save it somewhere
  7. Make another event tomorrow for 05:00
  8. Set it to repeat every day
  9. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > find the applescript you just made above

Done!

The calendar app does not have to be running to allow the events to take place.

This is the easiest, non-technical, method:

(I'm on Snow Leopard, I've edited these to match Mavericks - the exact buttons to click may be wrong)

  1. Open Calendar.app
  2. Make a new event today for 00:00
  3. Set it to repeat every day
  4. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > Find iTunes in Applications
  5. Make an Applescript and type this: tell application "iTunes" to quit. Save it somewhere
  6. Make another event tomorrow for 05:00
  7. Set it to repeat every day
  8. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > the applescript you made above

Done!

This is the easiest, non-technical, method:

(I'm on Snow Leopard, I've edited these to match Mavericks - the exact buttons to click may be wrong)

  1. Make an Applescript and type this: tell application "iTunes" to activate
  2. Open Calendar.app
  3. Make a new event today for 00:00
  4. Set it to repeat every day
  5. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > find the applescript you just made
  6. Make an Applescript and type this: tell application "iTunes" to quit. Save it somewhere
  7. Make another event tomorrow for 05:00
  8. Set it to repeat every day
  9. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > find the applescript you just made

Done!

The calendar app does not have to be running to allow the events to take place.

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This is the easiest, non-technical, method:

(I'm on Snow Leopard, I've edited these to match Mavericks - the exact buttons to click may be wrong)

  1. Open Calendar.app
  2. Make a new event today for 00:00
  3. Set it to repeat every day
  4. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > Find iTunes in Applications
  5. Make an Applescript and type this: tell application "iTunes" to quit. Save it somewhere
  6. Make another event tomorrow for 05:00
  7. Set it to repeat every day
  8. Alert should be Open file. Select Other > the applescript you made above

Done!