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The Scheduler program installs
as a service under Windows. It allows you to specify when a particular
program should run on your NT 4.0 (Workstation or Server) or Windows 2000
(Professional or Server). The scheduled
program can be one meant to run under the current NT logon, or it can even
be a program that runs as a service under Windows. There are two parts to scheduling
a program in Scheduler -- determining what time of day the program should
run and what day(s) of the week [or month] the program should run.
Scheduler sets
up the time of day a program should run in one of two ways:
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At predetermined
times during the day. For example, a program could be set up to run at
8:30am and 5:30pm every Tuesday, or at 12:01am every morning.
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Continuously, at
a specified interval during the day. For example, a program could be set
up to run every three hours on Friday.
The day(s) of the
week [or month] a program should run can be set up in several ways within
Scheduler. The program can be scheduled to run everyday, on certain day(s)
of the week (e.g. every Monday and Wednesday), [on certain date(s) of the
month (e.g. every 15th of the month) or at times based on the day and week
(e.g. the first and third Thursday of every month).] Scheduler is the most
versatile scheduling utility available for NT 4.0 and Win 95/98 -- both
in terms of the type of programs that can be scheduled and the times at
which programs can be set to begin execution.
DEMO VERSION
DOWNLOAD -
Scheduler.zip is a 32-Bit ZIP file. It is 1.412 MB and will take
approximately 40 minutes to download with a 28.8 modem. Scheduler.zip
contains all the setup files to install the demo version of Schedule 2.0.
Click the icon to download.
NOTE: This is a try before you buy product.
It is 100% functional for 20 days. For this reason there are no refunds
after a serial number has been issued. |
