Overview

The WinScheduler allows you to schedule variety of different tasks to run on defined time or a specific event. You can define your tasks to run every minute, hour, day, week, or month or just once. Specific events you can use to start a task include: particular window is opened/activated/deactivated/closed, file is created/deleted/changed/bigger than/smaller than, directory is created/deleted, idle time or on Windows shutdown. As for the tasks, you can just start an executable file (with parameters) to have a task done or you can write variety of different tasks using build-in strong macro language. The macro language covers file management functions, clipboard management functions, FTP, system functions (empty recycle bin, shutdown, etc.), windows functions, date & time manipulation, keyboard and mouse events playback and more.

Quick features listing: unlimited number of items, copy & paste, drag & drop, find, network support, multiple users support, lock mode, password protection, macro recording (both keyboard and mouse events), application specific macros, strong scripting language with over than 100 commands (for file management, clipboard handling, text formatting, internet/FTP access, windows manipulation, macro flow control, networking, variables manipulating and more), visual commands editing, import/export, wizards, and more...

There are some tips for what the program can be used for:

- Automatic forms filling - if a specified window with form appears let the WinScheduler to fill the form automatically. You can use it when logging to password protected web sites.
- Launching applications - schedule your backup batch to run at the time you are out of the office.
- Automatic file management, backups - you can create macros that will automatically copy/move/delete required files and/or directories.
- FTP - download files of your interest before you come to your office.
- Alarms - create alarms that will notify you about an event coming.

Related topics: What Is Macro | Adding and editing items