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{{dablink|This article is about the scheduled tasks component in [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]. For [[job scheduling]] in [[computing]], see [[Scheduling (computing)]]}} |
{{dablink|This article is about the scheduled tasks component in [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]. For [[job scheduling]] in [[computing]], see [[Scheduling (computing)]]}} |
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'''Task Scheduler''' is a component of [[Microsoft Windows]] that allows users to schedule launch of programs or scripts at pre-defined time or after specified time intervals. [[Windows Vista]] onwards, it can start tasks in response to events such as network connection. |
'''Task Scheduler''' is a component of [[Microsoft Windows]] that allows users to schedule launch of programs or scripts at pre-defined time or after specified time intervals. [[Windows Vista]] onwards, it can start tasks in response to events such as network connection. |
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Revision as of 15:27, 20 July 2007
Task Scheduler is a component of Microsoft Windows that allows users to schedule launch of programs or scripts at pre-defined time or after specified time intervals. Windows Vista onwards, it can start tasks in response to events such as network connection.
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