Wcron V1.0
                      Periodical Task Schedular


What is Wcron?


Wcron is a periodical task schedular.  

The name Wcron stands for Windows cron.  "Cron" is a standard tool on Unix 
Systems and it is very commonly used.  In fact most Unix systems depends 
a lot on cron.  Cron (and Wcron for that matter) is most useful for machines 
that runs 24 hours a day.  Wcron let you specify the time of execution of a 
specific tasks.  It can be used for once only executions and for periodical 
executions.



This archive should contain the following files:

     Wcron.exe          Wcron itself
     Wcron.hlp          Wcron help file
     Remind.exe         Little reminder for use with Wcron.  Documented in 
                        the help file.
     Trimfile.exe       A DOS and Windows program to trim files to a
                        certain length.  Documented in the help file.
     Readme.txt         This file.



Wcron is not free.  If you decide on using it, after a trial period, you are 
obligated to purchase a license for its use.  A license for the use of Wcron 
can be obtained by sending a $15.00 registration fee to:
 
			Sylvain Tremblay
			4933 Verreau,
			Montreal, Quebec
			Canada
			H1M 2C7
 
The license fee paid for Wcron is a one time fee.  Licensed users may obtain 
and use future revisions of Wcron by Cinétic Systems without reregistration.



For more information about Wcron, please refer to the Windows Help file 
provided with Wcron.