--- In [email protected], "W.M. Mitchell" <mitchellw...@...> wrote: >
> > 1. Really desperately need some more time intervals for the repeating > scheduled items. Just type it what you want to the interval box, like 1 hour 30 minutes See help, intervals: You can also enter an interval of months, hours, days, minutes using numbers and words, like 3 months 2 days or 1 day 5 hours 4 minutes. Only the first two characters of the word need be specified. > > 2. It would be really, really nice to test the script outside the scheduling > window itself, right in the scheduling main window. We've always had to > double click the entry before being able to test it whereas adding a nice > TEST button underneath the rows of buttons on the right would make life > easier. Well maybe, but it does seem like just a nice to have. > > 3. This last is a biggie, and I haven't mentioned it before but since I'm > already doing this, might as well ... > > a. Add an extra column in the scheduling window that serves as a title for > each scheduling entry, and > b. Add sorting capabilities to that title bar so we could sort by column. Those two are too big for now. YOu could use ;xxx in more command for comments. >> > do(disk++?":\BACKUPS\bkpsOFFICEfiles\00-BACK UP MSIE Favorites (automated)- > 0WORK.au3") > > It would be so nice just to have PPro treat whatever entry we browse to in a > relative path way to begin with. Relative to what? PowerPro uses common code for running and entering info, and its not clear to me that "relative path" has the same meaning in all circumstances. The current folder when you enter a command is not likley to the the current folder when you run it. So I am not sure how this would work. I don't really understand what you are asking for or what rules pstart uses to relativize.
