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  Scheduler Help Contents

QuickHelp

Commands

Procedures

Keyboard Shortcuts

Glossary

Contacting Technical Support and Customer Service


  Scheduler Help Commands

Scheduler Main Window

The Scheduler Window

The Scheduler Tool Bar

Event Menu

Add...

Edit...

Copy...

Delete...

Exit

Options Menu

Hide When Iconized

Load With Windows

Help Menu

Contents

Commands

Procedures

QuickHelp

Using Help

About Scheduler


  Scheduler Help Procedures

Procedures

Introducing Scheduler

Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Copying an Event

Adding Similar Events

Creating a Reminder

Running a Program

Setting up Periodic Events

Using Scheduler Options

Deleting an Event

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications

Removing Expired Events


 Help Contents

QuickHelp

Commands

Procedures

Keyboard Shortcuts

Glossary

Contacting Technical Support and Customer Service


 Commands

Scheduler Main Window

The Scheduler Window

The Scheduler Tool Bar

Event Menu

Add...

Edit...

Copy...

Delete...

Exit

Options Menu

Hide When Iconized

Load With Windows

Help Menu

Contents

Commands

Procedures

QuickHelp

How to Use Help

About Scheduler


 Procedures

Procedures

Introducing Scheduler

Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Copying an Event

Adding Similar Events

Creating a Reminder

Running a Program

Setting up Periodic Events

Using Scheduler Options

Deleting an Event

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications

Removing Expired Events


 QuickHelp

Use this command to go to the QuickHelp screen for a fast overview of Scheduler Help information.


Help, How to Use
 How to Use Help

To get help:

Most dialog boxes in Scheduler have a Help button. Press it to get information about the dialog box you're in. You can also access Help by pressing the F1 key whenever Scheduler is open, or by selecting a command from the Help menu. For comprehensive information about using Windows help, select How to Use Help from within the Scheduler Help window.

Help Tips:

To look for more information, use the Search button at the top of the Help window. Type a word or phrase in the dialog box that appears, and Windows will search for the word or topic.

Use the See Also popup lists for related information about a topic.

Use the History button to retrace your steps within help.

Scheduler Help Menu

Contents	Lists major topics in Scheduler Help.
Procedures	Tells how to perform common tasks in Scheduler.
Commands	Describes all menu commands in Scheduler.
QuickHelp	Points you where to go for more information about Scheduler.
How to Use Help	Gives comprehensive information about Microsoft Windows' help features.
About...	Gives copyright information about the Scheduler product.


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Add Event
 Add...

Use the Add... command to schedule a scan in the Add Event dialog box. For directions, see Adding an Event.


Delete Event
 Delete...

Use the Delete... command to delete an event you no longer want. For directions, see Deleting an Event.


 Exit

Use the Exit command to close Scheduler and return to your previous application.

If you want secheduled events to run, you should not exit Scheduler but should instead choose Minimize from the Control-menu box. Scheduler must remain loaded for your scheduled scans to run.


  The Scheduler Window

See Also

This main window contains the Scheduler tool bar and the list of all currently scheduled events. When you have finished changing or reviewing your schedule, click the minimize button to shrink Scheduler to an icon on your desktop. That way Scheduler stays active and keeps processing your events without taking up space on your desktop.

The Schedule is a scrollable list of currently scheduled events. To edit, copy, or delete an event you must select the event name, then click the appropriate command button for the activity you want.

NOTE: Events scheduled with "One Time" frequency are deleted as soon as the event occurs.


Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Copying an Event

Deleting an Event


  The Scheduler Tool Bar

The Scheduler Tool Bar is the set of command buttons at the top of the Scheduler Window, which lets you add, copy, edit, and delete entries on your schedule.

Add	Displays the Add Event dialog box.
Edit	Displays the Edit Event dialog box to let you change the selected event.
Copy	Displays the information of the selected event in the Copy Event dialog box so you can use it  to schedule another event.
Delete	Deletes a selected event without further prompting.


Scheduler Keys
  Keyboard Shortcuts

Use the following keys to navigate in Scheduler:

PgUp	Scrolls up one page.
PgDn	Scrolls down one page.
Home	Moves to top of event list.
End	Moves to bottom of event list.
	Scrolls up one line.
	Scrolls down one line.
	Scrolls left horizontally.
	Scrolls right horizontally.
Tab	Moves to next field.
Shift+Tab	Moves to previous field.
Alt+Spacebar	Activates the Control menu.


  Introducing Scheduler

In Scheduler, all tasks, messages, and so on are called events. Scheduler records, organizes, and launches the events you define. For example, it can:

♦	Perform unattended scans of disks for viruses in conjunction with Norton AntiVirus

♦	Perform automated disk backup

♦	Remind you of appointments, meetings, and important dates

♦	Run your E-mail program so you can check your messages

♦	Run any program at a specified time or interval

♦	Perform periodic system maintenance such as deleting old files every month, every week, or every day


Add Event dialog box
  Add/Edit/Copy Event

Use this dialog box to add an event to your schedule, edit an event, or copy one event to form the basis of a new one. Scheduler lets you display messages or run programs at any time you specify.

Enable This Event check box

Type of Action group box

Description text box

Command Line to Run text box

Startup Directory text box

Run Style drop-down list box

Message to Display text box

Schedule Information group box

Frequency drop-down list box

One Time

Hourly

Daily

Week Days

Weekly

Monthly

Time text box

Minutes text box

Day text box

Date text box


Enable This Event check box

Uncheck this check box to disable an event you have scheduled. This box must be checked for a message to display or a program to run as scheduled.


Type of Action group box
Select one of the option buttons:

Run Program: Schedule a program to run, such as performing a backup or checking your mail. See Also Running a Program.

Display Message: Schedule a pop-up message reminder. See Also Creating a Reminder.


Description text box
Enter a name for the event, so you can identify it in the Scheduler window list box.


Command Line to Run text box
Enter the name of the program you want to run. Use a program, document, or batch file filename, including the extension (for example, .COM, .EXE, .BAT, or WBT). If you are not sure of the name, click the browse button to use the File to Launch dialog box.

The command line can be up to 128 characters, and you can enter parameters after the program name, just as you would at the DOS prompt.


Message to Display text box
If you selected Display Message, type the text of your message in this box. The message can be up to 128 characters long, and the text wraps automatically at the right margin.


Schedule Information group box
Set the frequency and intervals of date and time for your event from the text boxes in this group. The options you set depend on the interval you choose from the Frequency drop-down list box.


Frequency drop-down list box
Use this field to specify how often you want the event to occur. Depending on your choice, the Time, Day, and Date fields may or may not be available. The drop-down list box lets you choose from the intervals listed below.

NOTE: Events appear on the Scheduler list in the order you create them, not necessarily in the order they will occur.


One Time
The program runs or the message is sent one time only, at the specified day and time. When it launches, Scheduler deletes the event from the list.


Hourly
The event occurs once each hour at the Minutes interval you specify. To make an event occur more than once in an hour, add similar Hourly events, giving each a different time.


Daily
The event occurs once each day at a specified time, seven days a week. To make an event occur more than once in the same day, add similar Daily events, giving each a different time.


Week Days
The same as Daily except that the event occurs only Monday through Friday of each week.


Weekly
The event occurs once each week on the day and time you specify.


Monthly
The event occurs once each month on the day and time you specify.


Time text box
Enter the time you want the event to occur by typing the time (including AM or PM) in the Time text box. The default is the current time.


Minutes text box
Enter the number of minutes past the hour for an Hourly event. The default is the current time. The format is the one you set in the Windows Control Panel under Date/Time.

For example, if you want the event to occur every hour on the half-hour, enter 30. Or, if you want it to occur every half hour, create two Hourly events and enter 00 for one and 30 for the other.


Day text box
Enter the day of the week you want the event to occur in the Day text box. The default is the current day of the week.


Date text box
Enter a specific date by typing the month, date, and year you want the event to occur in the Date text box. The default is today's date. The format is the one you set in the Windows Control Panel under Date/Time.


Command Line to Run text box
When you select Run Program, you can type the path name into the text box or click the browse button to display the File to Launch dialog box. It helps you locate the program, batch file, or document you want to launch, and loads it automatically in the Command Line to Run text box.


Startup Directory text box
Enter the name of a directory to change to after the program or batch file has been launched. If you're not sure of the drive or path name you want, use the browse button to display the Startup Directory dialog box.


Run Style drop-down list box
Select a mode in which to run the scheduled program: Normal, Minimized, or Maximized. By default, all applications are launched in Normal mode.


Edit Event dialog box
 Edit...

Use the Edit... command to edit a scheduled event in the Edit Event dialog box. For directions, see Editing an Event.


Copy Event dialog box
 Copy...

Use the Copy... command to copy a scheduled event in the Copy Event dialog box. For directions, see Copying an Event.


Startup Directory dialog box
  Select Startup Directory

If you schedule an event that requires a directory change, you may want to switch back to the original or to another directory as soon as the event is launched. Startup Directory lets you choose a directory from the active drive tree. When you select the drive and directory you want, the name appears in the Startup Directory text box automatically.

Drive: Enter a drive letter or click the prompt button to display the drop-down list of available drives. When you select a drive, the Directory list box displays all the directories on that drive.

Directory: Select a directory by scrolling through the list or typing the first few letters of the directory name.


File to Launch dialog box
  File To Launch

If you are scheduling a program to run, you must specify the name of the file (program) you want to launch. You can type the whole path name yourself or use the Directories, Drives, and List Files of Type list boxes to help you find it.

File Name text box

Files list box

List Files of Type drop-down list box

Directories list box

Drives drop-down list box


File Name text box
Enter a filename or use wildcards to look for a range of files. If you want to search through all files (*.*) or just through programs, use the List Files of Type drop-down list box.


Files list box
Lists the names of files in the current directory in alphabetical order. Click a name to put it in the File Name text box.


List Files of Type
Lets you pick from all the files in the directory (*.*) or programs only.


Directories list box
Displays the directory tree so you can find the file or files you need. To find a particular directory quickly, type the first few letters of the directory name. The name of the current directory appears above the list box. When the correct directory appears, click its name to select it.


Drives drop-down list box
Lets you select a drive to search for files. Click the prompt button to select from a list of available drives.


Removing an Expired Event
  Expired Event Removal

This dialog box appears if Scheduler was not active at the scheduled time of a One Time event. This happens if:

♦	Your computer was turned off at the designated event time.

♦	You were not running Windows at the designated time.

♦	You accidentally closed Scheduler instead of minimizing it.


 Hide When Iconized

Select this option to keep the Scheduler icon from taking up space on your desktop. When you select this item, Scheduler stays active but does not leave an icon on the desktop when you minimize the Scheduler window.

If you want to check or change your schedule, you must choose Scheduler again from the Tools menu.

If you leave the check box unchecked, the Scheduler icon appears at the bottom of your desktop, and you can open it by double-clicking the icon.


 Load With Windows

Select this option to have Scheduler load automatically every time you start Windows. If you have scheduled repeating events, you must have this item checked. This makes sure that Daily, Weekly, and Monthly events occur as scheduled. Scheduler acts on events only when it is running, whether as a window or as an icon.


  Adding an Event

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

Scheduler lets you display messages or run programs at any time you specify. These actions are called events. Scheduler launches your events automatically at exactly the scheduled minute.

To add an event to Scheduler:

1	Click Add....
The Add Event dialog box appears, prompting you for information about the event.

2	Enter the requested information for each field.

3	Click OK.


Editing an Event

Copying an Event

Adding Similar Events

Creating a Reminder

Running a Program

Setting up Periodic Events

Deleting an Event

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications


  Editing an Event

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

You are organized, but things are constantly changing. The meeting that was on Thursday has been changed to Friday. You can easily edit any event to suit the circumstances.

To edit an event in Scheduler:

1	Select the you want event to edit from the Scheduler list box.

2	Click Edit... or double-click the highlighted event.
The Edit Event dialog box appears, displaying all the current settings for the event.

3	Change the appropriate information.

4	Click OK to save your changes.


Adding an Event

Copying an Event

Adding Similar Events

Deleting an Event


  Copying an Event

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

Sometimes you need an event that is almost the same as one already on the list. This is especially useful when you need to run an application twice in the same day.

To copy an event in Scheduler:

1	Select the event you want to copy from the Scheduler list box.

2	Click Copy....
The Copy Event dialog box appears, displaying all the settings for the event.

3	Change the appropriate information.

4	Click OK.


Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Adding Similar Events

Deleting an Event


  Adding Similar Events

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

Sometimes you need to add an event that is almost the same as one already on the list. This is especially useful when you need to run an application at irregular intervals, say the 1st and 15th of every month.

To add a similar event to the Scheduler:

1	Select an event in the Scheduler list box which is most like the event you want to schedule.

2	Click Copy....
The Copy Event dialog box appears displaying the scheduling information for that event.

3	Click OK.


Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Copying an Event

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications


  Creating a Reminder

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

You can create messages reminding yourself to buy concert tickets or call your mother, or even to remember to take a break from the computer console every now and then. The reminder pops up at a day and time you set in Scheduler.

To create a reminder message:

1	Click Add....
The Add Event dialog box appears, prompting you for scheduling information.

2	Select the Display Message option button.

3	Enter a brief description (up to 26 characters) of your event in the Description text box
This is the description that appears in the Scheduler list box and when the message pops up.

4	Enter a message (up to 128 characters) in the Message to Display text box.

5	Select how often you want this event to occur from the Frequency drop-down list box by clicking the prompt button.

6	Enter the minutes, time, day, and date information in the appropriate text boxes.

7	Click OK.


Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Adding Similar Events

Setting up Periodic Events


  Running a Program

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

You can schedule a program in advance to run at a day and time you set.

To run a program at a specified time:

1	Click Add....
The Add Event dialog box appears, prompting you for scheduling information.

2	Select the Run Program option button.

3	Enter a description of the event in the Description text box. This is the description that appears in the Scheduler list box.

4	Enter the command line (up to 128 characters) of the program you want to run in the Command Line to Run text box.

5	Select how often you want this event to occur from the Frequency drop-down list box by clicking the prompt button.

6	Select the run style from the Run Style drop-down list box.

7	Enter the minutes, time, day, and date information in the appropriate text boxes.

8	Click OK.


Adding an Event

Setting up Periodic Events

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications


  Setting up Periodic Events

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

You can run a program or schedule a reminder message on a periodic basis.

To run a program:

1	Click Add....
The Add Event dialog box appears, prompting you for scheduling information.

2	Select the Run Program option button.

3	Enter a description of the event in the Description text box. This is the description that appears in the Scheduler list box.

4	Enter the command line in the Command Line to Run text box.
Your command line can be up to 128 characters long.

5	Select how often you want this program to run from the Frequency drop-down list box.

6	Select the run style from the Run Style drop-down list box.

7	Complete the scheduling by entering the minutes, time, day, and date information in the appropriate text boxes.

8	Click OK.

To display a reminder message:

1	Click Add....
The Add Event dialog box appears, prompting you for scheduling information.

2	Select the Display Message option button.

3	Enter a description of the event in the Description text box. This is the description that appears in the Scheduler list box.

4	Enter your message in the Message to Display text box.
The message can be up to 128 characters long.

5	Select how often you want the event to occur from the Frequency list drop-down box.

6	Complete the scheduling by entering the minutes, time, day, and date information in the appropriate text boxes.

7	Click OK.


Adding an Event

Creating a Reminder

Running a Program

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications


  Using Scheduler Options

See Also

The Options menu provides two options for using Scheduler:

♦	Hide When Iconized

Select this option to keep the Scheduler icon from taking up space on your desktop. When you select this item, Scheduler stays active but does not leave an icon on the desktop when you minimize the Scheduler window.

♦	Load With Windows

Select this option to have Scheduler load automatically every time you start Windows. If you have scheduled repeating events, you must have this item checked. This makes sure that Daily, Weekly, and Monthly events occur as scheduled. Scheduler acts on events only when it is running, whether as a window or as an icon.

To choose any of these options, check the appropriate menu item.


Creating a Reminder

Running a Program

Setting up Periodic Events

Scheduling Non-Windows Applications


  Deleting an Event

See Also

The Delete command button lets you immediately remove an event from the Scheduler window's events list.

To delete an event from Scheduler:

1	Select the event you want to delete from the Scheduler list box.

2	Click Delete.
The event is immediately removed from the schedule.

CAUTION: Scheduler does not ask you to confirm that this is the event you want to delete, and there is no way to cancel or restore the deletion. Be sure to check the event description carefully before clicking Delete.


Editing an Event


  Scheduling Non-Windows Applications

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

You can run non-Windows applications from Scheduler. These can be any .BAT, .COM, .EXE, or other valid application file. You can also use the name of any document file, but only if an association exists for that document's file extension.

To add a non-Windows event to Scheduler:

1	Click Add....
The Add Event dialog box appears, prompting you for scheduling information.

2	In the Command Line to Run text box, enter the name of the program you want to run.

3	Select how often you want this event to run from the Frequency list drop-down box by clicking the prompt button.

4	Select the run style from the Run Style drop-down list box.

5	Complete the scheduling by entering the time, minutes, day, and date information in the appropriate text boxes.

6	Click OK.


Adding an Event

Editing an Event

Running a Program

Setting up Periodic Events


  Removing Expired Events

See Also     Dialog Box Settings

If Scheduler is not active at the scheduled time of a One Time event, Scheduler cannot run the event.

To exit from the Expired Event Removal dialog box:

♦	Click OK to delete the event from your schedule.

Or,

♦	Click Cancel if you want to retain the event information so you can edit it.


Editing an Event

Deleting an Event


 Glossary

-A-

active window

application icon

association

-B-

batch file

-C-

check box

click

closed

command button

Control menu

Control-menu box

-D-

desktop

dialog box

double-click

-E-

event

-F-

focus

frequency

-G-

group box

-H-

-I-

icon

iconize

-J-

-K-

-L-

launch

list box

-M-

maximize

message

minimize

-N-

-O-

option button

-P-

prompt button

-Q-

-R-

reminder

-S-

scroll

spin button

-T-

text box

title bar

tool bar

-U-

-V-

-W-

wildcard

-X-

-Y-

-Z-


active window
The currently selected window, which always appears on top of any other window.  The title bar of the active window is a different color or intensity than the title bar in an incactive window.


application icon
The icon that appears on the desktop representing an open application.


association
The particular extension that is automatically associated with the selected file type. This lets you run an application simply by using the filename anywhere you can specify the program name. For example, you can launch the word processor by entering an associated document's filename in Scheduler's Command Line to Run text box.


batch file
A file that contains a list of commands to be executed in "batch".This saves you from having to enter the commands one by one at the keyboard.


tool bar
The component of the Scheduler window that contains buttons used for adding, editing, copying, and deleting events.


check box
A dialog box component that you use to switch certain options on or off. Click the check box to select or deselect the option.


click
To press the primary mouse button once lightly. The primary button is usually on the left, for right-handed users.


closed
When you exit an application window using the Control-menu box, the window is said to be closed. If you close the Scheduler instead of minimizing it, your scheduled events cannot occur.


command button
A button that carries out an immediate action, such as OK, Cancel, or Help.


Control menu
The menu that allows you to manipulate a window, dialog box, or icon, or switch to another application or document. Click the Control-menu box to open this menu.


Control-menu box
The box in the upper-left corner of each window or dialog box. When you click this box, the Control menu drops down.


desktop
The screen background for windows, icons, dialog boxes, and the Norton Desktop menu bar.


dialog box
A window that either asks for or provides information. Dialog boxes include various combinations of buttons, boxes, and options. Some can contain warnings or other system messages.


double-click
To rapidly press the primary mouse button twice. The primary button is usually on the left, for right-handed users.


event
In Scheduler, an event is a reminder message you want to display or a program you want to run, with its scheduled instructions.


focus
The state of a directory or file when it is surrounded by a thin border that distinguishes it from other directories or files. Something may be in focus without being selected.


frequency
How often you want a scheduled event to occur.


group box
A section of a dialog box that organizes related choices, often including check boxes or option buttons.


icon
A pictorial representation of a particular process, application, document, or desktop item.


iconize
To reduce a window to an icon on the desktop so that a process can run in the background while you do something else. Iconize a window (also called minimize) by clicking the minimize button.


launch
To start or run an application, with or without a related document.


list box
Part of a dialog box that contains a list of available choices.


maximize
To zoom a window from an icon on the desktop to full-screen size. Maximize a window by clicking the maximize button.


message
The text of an event you schedule to remind you of a task or appointment. In Scheduler, a message can be up to 128 characters long.


minimize
To reduce a window to an icon on the desktop so that a process can run in the background while you do something else. Minimize a window by clicking the minimize button (also called iconize).


option button
Part of a dialog box that represents a mutually exclusive choice; that is, you can select only one.


prompt button
The small box at the right of a drop-down list or combination box that reveals a list of choices.


reminder
In Scheduler, a message you write to remind you of a task or appointment.


restore
A component of a window that returns the window to its previous size.


scroll

The action of moving the contents of a window up or down to view information that can not be seen on the screen.


spin button
A button that lets you scroll through a range of options. Either click through the choices one at a time or hold down the mouse button to spin through them quickly.


text box
A rectangular box within a dialog box where you type information needed to complete an action. It may be blank when it first appears, or it may contain text. A drop-down list may also be available, showing lines of text previously entered in the box.


title bar
The part of a window or dialog box that shows either the name of the application running in the window, or the name of the dialog box. The title bar in the currently selected or active window is of greater intensity that the title bar of an inactive window.


wildcard
One of two characters that specify a set of similar filenames. The wildcard represents other characters in the filename.

♦	The asterisk (*) stands for any character or characters.

♦	The question mark (?) stands for any single character.


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