January 2005
Intermediate to advanced
688 pages
25h 59m
English
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Name
Scheduled Tasks
Synopsis
The scheduled tasks feature runs applications and scripts automatically at scheduled times. See also “Scheduled Tasks” in Chapter 4.
- Scheduled Tasks, add a task
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → Add Scheduled Task
- Scheduled Tasks, choose user for a single task
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → right-click task → Properties → Task tab → Run as
- Scheduled Tasks, choose user for At service
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → Advanced → At Service Account
- Scheduled Tasks, command-line
- Scheduled Tasks, compatibility with computers running on batteries
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → right-click task → Properties → Settings tab → Power Management section
- Scheduled Tasks, delete a task
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → right-click task → Delete
- Scheduled Tasks, delete completed tasks automatically
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → right-click task → Properties → Settings tab → Delete the task if it is not scheduled to run again
- Scheduled Tasks, enable / disable
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → Advanced → Stop Using Task Scheduler or Start Using Task Scheduler
- Scheduled Tasks, enable / disable a single task
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → right-click task → Properties → Task tab → Enabled
- Scheduled Tasks, log
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → Advanced → View Log
- Scheduled Tasks, missed task notification
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → Advanced → Notify Me of Missed Tasks
- Scheduled Tasks, pause
Control Panel → Scheduled Tasks → Advanced ...
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