Script Editor
Allows you to create and edit a WinTime Script.
  1. What is WinTime Script?
    WinTime Script is a small command file that tells WinTime what to do. You can put as many commands as you want in a single WinTime Script file. All WinTime Script files have an extension of .wts
    For example : Frank.wts
  2. How do I create WinTime Script?
    Go to "Preference", under the page "Script Editor". You can create a new WinTime Script, or you can edit an existing WinTime Script file by clicking the "Open" button. Remember to SAVE your script after you are done. WinTime will NOT remind you to save your script. You can click the "Save" button to save your work. There are two panels in the Script Editor, one is "Script", and the other one is "Option". Your script will show up on the "Script" panel.
  3. How to use Script Editor?
    You can design your own script by double click the options on the "Options"(right panel). After you double click the option from the right panel, there will be a copy of that option shows up on the "Script"(left panel). You can remove the options from the LEFT panel by double click it. You can also change the order of your options in the LEFT panel by drag and drop.
  4. What are the options?
    1. Hide-Window : Hide a window
    2. Stay-On-Top : Force a window to stay on top of the other windows
    3. Screen saver : Start screen saver
    4. Toggle hidden state : Toggle the visibility of all the windows. If a window is visible, it will become hidden ; If a window is hidden, it will become visible.
    5. Show all windows : Force all the windows become visible.
    6. Hide all windows : Force all the windows become hidden.
    7. MessageBox : Create a message box to remind yourself.
    8. Sound : Play a WAV or MIDI file (music file)
    9. Run : Executes a program or file (if the file has file association)
    10. Tray-Window : Force a window to minimize to the system tray
    11. Tray-Program : Force a program or file to minimize to the system tray
    12. Reboot System
    13. Log off current user
    14. Shut down
    15. Shut down & Power off
    16. Force shut down
    17. Wait : Pause for specific time
    18. Maximize all windows
    19. Minimiize all windows
    20. Restore all windows
    21. Close all windows
    22. Close all folders
  5. What places can I use WinTime Script?
    Under "Preference", you can use WinTime Script at "Reminder", "Advanced Settings" and "Hot Keys" page. Also you can double-click any WinTime Script from Windows Explorer.


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