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TPCron.cmd & TPRename.cmd
Important!!
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TPCron and TPRename are provided for EXPERIENCED users (owing to time
constraints, they were not built as bullet/idiot-proof programs): so
there's your warning... :)
Requirements:
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DelayMan.exe and Enviro.exe MUST be in the same directory as TPCron.cmd.
Enviro.exe MUST be in the same directory as TPRename.cmd.
Intro To & Useage Of TPCron:
============================
TPCron.cmd is intended for infinite-loop operations: that is, it will
repeatedly run ThermoProtect at a predetermined interval (measured in
seconds), putting its readings into a data file you specify.
For example, to run ThermoProtect once an hour and log all its hourly
results in a file named STATUS1.TXT you would use--
TPCron status1.txt 3600
DelayMan.EXE is the executable that does the delay timing; it uses the
DOSSleep API in OS/2 and should thus consume only minimal resources.
Intro To & Useage Of TPRename:
==============================
TPRename does a single-pass ThermoProtect run with file output.
For example, to run ThermoProtect once and log its results in a file
named STATUS1.TXT you would use--
TPRename status1.txt
That's all there's to it... :) Simple enough??? If you need to add
extra parameters, you can edit either .cmd file yourself. And
DelayMan is free for your use as well.
David Wei
davidwei@cybermail.net
postmaster@pcenduser.com
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