| Scheduler Settings
   Use this form to set up a  Scheduler Tasks file to load by default
  when Collect!'s  Scheduler is opened. This will save you time
  and typing. You can set up a series of  tasks once and load it
  into the Scheduler as needed.
     Scheduler Settings
 
 To save a  Scheduler Tasks file, select the SAVE
          button on the Scheduler form when you are viewing a list of
          scheduled tasks. This creates a special file with an *.sch
          extension that can be read by Collect!.   Each database in Collect! stores its own configurations
  from the Scheduler Settings form. The settings you set here
  will be used whenever you sign into the database you are
  in when you set the configuration. So if you are signed into
  the masterdb, you are setting defaults
  for the masterdb.
 Default Scheduler Tasks File  Enter the name of the  Scheduler Tasks file that holds the list
  of tasks you wish to run. By default, Collect! stores task files
  in the Collect\bin folder and you can just type in a filename.
  Or, you can use the BROWSE button to locate the Scheduler
  Tasks file you wish to use.
 
 When the 'Select Default  Scheduler Tasks File'
          dialog appears, it will only show files with the *.sch
          extension that Collect! uses for saved Scheduler
          Tasks files.  
 Browse  Select this button to open the 'Select Default Scheduler
  Tasks File' dialog where you can select a previously saved
   Scheduler Tasks file that you want to use as your default
  when the Scheduler is started. Select the file you wish to use
  and select OPEN. The next time you open the Scheduler,
  Collect! will load the file you selected as your default.
     Select Default  Scheduler Tasks File
  
 Automatically Load Default File  Switch ON 'Automatically Load Default File'  to load the
  scheduled tasks when you open the Scheduler. This is
  useful when you have a series of tasks that you run on
  a regular basis. When you sign in as a Scheduler  Operator,
  the Scheduler will display the list of tasks already for you
  to press START SCHEDULER with no further action
  required on your part.
  
 Start Scheduler Automatically  Switch ON 'Start Scheduler Automatically' if you want
  the Scheduler to start as soon as you sign into Collect!
  as a Scheduler operator.
 
 This will only work if you have tasks in the
           Scheduler Tasks list. So make sure you are
          using this switch with "Load Default File At
          Startup" switched ON and that you have a
          valid default file that contains your previously
          saved tasks.  
 Do Not Auto Save  Switch ON 'Do not auto save' if you want Collect! to not save
  the scheduler file each time a task runs.
 
 WARNING: This may disrupt  events from running as they will not
             have the correct date and time settings from the last
             time the task ran.  
 Log File Settings  When a task runs, Collect! writes a date/time stamped
  entry to the log file. By default, this file is located in
  Collect\bin\scheduler.log.
  
 Scheduler Tasks For Each Database  The settings you set in this form are for the database you are
  signed into. If you wish to configure Scheduler defaults for
  other databases, sign into them and set the settings.
   You can also set a task file to load automatically in the Collect!
  shortcut, using the /sch: command line option.
  This command will load the tasks file into whatever database
  you sign into using the shortcut.
   For Example:
   C:\Collect\bin\cv13.exe /sch:demo.schLoad the  Scheduler Tasks file named demo.sch
  when Collect! starts.
 
 The /sch setting takes precedence
          over any file specified in the Scheduler Settings "Default scheduler
          task file."   Please refer to Help topic,  Command Line Startup Options for
  details.
  
 Help  Select the HELP button for Help on the Scheduler Settings
  form and related help topics.
  
 Cancel  Select the CANCEL button to ignore any changes you
  have made and return to the previous form.
  
 OK  Select the OK button to save any changes you
  have made and return to the previous form.
  
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