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SimpleCron
Simple Scheduler for Windows clients configured by a crontab-like file
...The specification of actions follows widely the crontab syntax as e.g. described in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron. Missed tasks will always be started at the next possible time, i.e. at the next system startup. Installation: * Install the Java runtime environment in at least version 1.8 (if not already installed). You can download it from https://www.java.com/download. * Select some program folder (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)), download SimpleCron.zip there, and unpack it (=> <ProgramFolder>\SimpleCron). * Execute (by double clicking) InstallSimpleCron.vbs (this will establish the work folder C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\SimpleCronSimpleCron, create an entry in the Startup (AutoStart) folder, and start SimpleCron) * SimpleCron will (after start) remind you to edit the crontab as soon as possible. -
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TinyReminder
Tiny reminder with very simple user interface and no installation
...Elements of the interface dynamically changes to give the user instant grafical feedback of his or her action. Even after launching the reminder, all chosen settings may be dynamically changed by double clicking the icon in the system tray. NOTE: It requires Java Runtime Environment 5 or higher.
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