nnCron v1.91b12

Catégorie :

Outils d'Automation

Licence :

Partagiciel

Editeur :

nnSoft

Prix :

25.00 USD

Taille :

877.3 KB

Mis à jour :

06/07/2005

Evaluation :

(0 Votes)

Plateformes :

Win2000 Windows (Autres) XP

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nnCron is an advanced scheduler, scripting tool and automation manager. Besides possessing the traditional scheduler features (starting programs, displaying reminder messages and opening documents at specified time), nnCron also can: - start any program as a service, - run tasks as if they were started by specified user, - handle and restart so called missed tasks and reminders, - shut down and hibernate the computer or put it into sleep mode at a specified time, - "wake up" the computer in order to run a task, - display/hide/close/kill/minimize/maximize and hide specified windows to system tray, - display messages on screen and write them in a log file, - work with clipboard, files and registry, - emulate keyboard input and mouse activities, - dial and hang up, - use the system speaker to make beeps of specified length and frequency, - play audio files, - sync system time, - assign a specified priority to a process, - terminate any running process, - restart automatically after fatal errors. nnCron can be used as system event monitor: it can keep track of files, flags, windows, processes, mouse activities, periods of idle time, keyboard shortcuts, getting online/off line, insertion of disk in a drive, presence of a host in network (ping), amount of free space on a disk, etc., etc. nnCron understands cron table format (Unix) and is managed with easy-to-edit text crontab files. However, for those who prefer to work in a GUI environment, the program has a graphical shell which can be used to remove, add, edit and run tasks, set up reminders, change program settings. nnCron has its own powerful (Forth-compatible) scripting language, allows to use VBScript/JScript, as well as regular expressions, and can be further extended with plugins. nnCron can be started as a system service or as a regular standalone application.