Double-click the archive to expand it, then place the Scheduler folder wherever you want it, probably in /boot/apps. Open a terminal and cd to the Scheduler directory. If you moved the Scheduler folder into /boot/apps, you can accomplish this by entering the following in the terminal:
cd /boot/apps/Scheduler
Then enter the following command in the terminal:
Install.sh
This will create a link to the Scheduler documentation in the Scheduler
folder (needed for the help command to work in Scheduler) and will modify
your UserBootscript to launch Scheduler into the background when the
computer is started.
If you have any questions or feature requests, I can be reached
via email at
briant@timelinevista.com.
Purchasing Scheduler: http://www.bedepot.com
Scheduler web page: www.timelinevista.com/users/briant/Scheduler.html
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