02-24-2004, 05:46 PM -
BlueHeaven yes scripts can be run through the task manager as a schedule
Here is an example to set up a script to run at 15 minute intervals
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Open the Task Scheduler and add the wscript.exe task:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe "C:\Program Files\TrueLaunchBar\Plugins\weathermon\scripts\weather.vbs"
Run As: your login; Enabled is checked
Schedule Tab - Schedule: Daily; Start: 1AM; Every: 1 days; Multiple: unchecked
Advanced Button - Repeat Task: checked, Every 15 minutes; Duration: 24 hours
Settings Tab - Stop the task if it runs for 1 hour; nothing else checked on Settings page.
Hope this helps
Here is an example to set up a script to run at 15 minute intervals
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Open the Task Scheduler and add the wscript.exe task:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe "C:\Program Files\TrueLaunchBar\Plugins\weathermon\scripts\weather.vbs"
Run As: your login; Enabled is checked
Schedule Tab - Schedule: Daily; Start: 1AM; Every: 1 days; Multiple: unchecked
Advanced Button - Repeat Task: checked, Every 15 minutes; Duration: 24 hours
Settings Tab - Stop the task if it runs for 1 hour; nothing else checked on Settings page.
Hope this helps