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- # Lines that begin with a sharp "#" are comments
- # Please do not put comments on any command line
- #
- # NOTICE how the command lines are structured. First is the 24hr time when the
- # task is to be executed. Next are the days of the week on which the task is
- # to be executed. Any non-space character directory below the day, will cause
- # the task to be executed on that day. The task itself, i.e. the full DOS
- # command line you would type to execute the program, is last.
- #
- # EXAMPLE (first line): Every Saturday at 3am "commo /:mcw" will be executed.
- #
- # Finally, be sure that the times are sorted in order. An easy way to do thi
- # is to type from DOS "type task.txt | sort > task.new". And then rename
- # task.txt and rename task.new to task.txt.
- #
- #time mtwtfss command line
- 01:00 yyyyyyy hdbackup
- 03:00 y commo /:mcw
- 04:00 y commo /:pcw
- 06:30 yyyyyyy commo /:apo
- 06:45 yyyyy wakeup
- 10:00 yy wakeup
- 13:00 y commo /:new
- 13:00 y commo /:znt
- 15:00 yyyyyyy commo /:olt
- 18:30 yyyyyyy commo /:apo
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