This library shows how you can use the timer Clip event to create a scheduler. The timer event executes the "Remind Me" Clip every 30 seconds. The script in that Clip then checks the system clock, and if one of the tested time ranges is matched, it jumps to the specified label and displays an appropriate message. Feel free to customize this Clip with your own schedules.
Note that the timer event stops as soon as you close the library, but not when you hide the Clipbook window or when you switch to other libraries. Use the "Stop reminding" Clip to disable the timer event, and the "Start again" Clip if you want it to resume.
H=";"
H="Stop reminding"
;Stop the Clip timer and display confirmation message
^!TimerStop
^!Prompt The timer has now been disabled. Double-click on the "Start again" Clip to resume.
H="Start again"
;Timer event will be triggered every 30 seconds
^!TimerStart 30000
;The timer will activate the Clip "Remind Me" at the defined time interval
^!TimerPlay Remind Me
;Display confirmation message
^!Prompt The "Remind Me" scheduler is now active
H=";"
H="_OnOpen"
;Check if this library has been opened before. If it has, skip the instructions below
^!If ^$GetValue(efoRemindMe)$ = 1 Exit
;Save key value to NoteTab's INI file
^!SaveValue efoRemindMe=1
;Show instructions contained in the "About this library" Clip