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║ PROGRAM: TEF (Timed Execution Facility ║
║ VERSION: 1.0 ║
║ AUTHOR : Rich Holland ║
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║ SYNTAX : TEF 24-hr-time command ║
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║ PURPOSE: I needed to execute some programs at a certain time ║
║ (usually the middle of the night, when I was asleep) ║
║ like backing up my hard drive to tape. TEF was my ║
║ solution. You enter the time in 24-hour format and the ║
║ command to execute at that time. You can NOT use ║
║ switches, so if you need a command with arguments or ║
║ switches, you'll either need to modify TEF, or (even ║
║ easier) write a batch file that just has the command in ║
║ it. For example, to execute a 'dir C:\ /w' command, you ║
║ could write a file like this (call it something like ║
║ A.BAT, for example): ║
║ ║
║ @echo off ║
║ dir C:\ /w ║
║ ║
║ and execute it with: ║
║ ║
║ TEF 23:00 A ║
║ ║
║ The program is pretty well documented internally, and as ║
║ far as I know, bug free. When run, TEF will clear the ║
║ screen and put up a status display with the current time, ║
║ the time it's going to go off, and the command it's going ║
║ to execute. You can hit ALT-X to abort it anytime. ║
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║ CONTACT: You can reach me at any of the following reliably: ║
║ Internet: holland@matt.ksu.ksu.edu ║
║ Bitnet : holland@ksuvm ║
║ UUCP : ...!rutgers!matt.ksu.ksu.edu!holland ║
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