
                                   SCHEDULE

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    Version 3.02

    This version of SCHEDULE supports a new command line option /LC
    for loading the SCHEDULE into memory from an AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

    The /LC option has the same load-only function as the original /L
    option, plus disabling the clock display when the SCHEDULE is loaded.

    Usage:

    SCHEDULE/LC

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    Version 3.01

    The problem with using 101 key keyboards under DOS 4.0X has been
    fixed in this version of SCHEDULE.

    Since the DOSSHELL program of DOS 4.0X is an application program
    running on top of the DOS command interpreter COMMAND.COM,
    SCHEDULE treats DOSSHELL as an ordinary application program.

    To have SCHEDULE work properly with DOSSHELL, we recommand that
    you modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT file so that SCHEDULE is loaded
    (terminates and stays resident) before DOSSHELL.

    Note that if you set an active schedule to Wait-System-Idle,
    SCHEDULE waits and does not echo the scheduled key strokes to
    COMMAND.COM until DOSSHELL exits and keyboard control is
    returned back to COMMAND.COM, when the scheduled time is reached.

    If you want the scheduled key strokes to be echoed to DOSSHELL
    instead, you should set the Wait-System-Idle option to No.

    Other ways of running SCHEDULE with DOSSHELL may also work,
    but most have side effects.

    For example, if DOSSHELL is loaded first, and SCHEDULE is then
    executed (and terminates and stays resident) from the Command
    Prompt within DOSSHELL, all scheduled key strokes will be
    correctly echoed to applications running under the DOSSHELL
    Command Prompt provided that you never EXIT from the Command
    Prompt back to the Start Programs Menu of the DOSSHELL again.

