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Who's Watching Me - User's Manual
| 4.0 Scheduling an Autorun |
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Users can now schedule Who's Watching Me to run
at predetermined times using the Microsoft Windows Task Scheduler.
This may be especially useful if the Disk scan takes a substantial
period of time to complete on a particular computer.
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| In order to schedule Who's Watching Me to automatically start and run at a predetermined time, a user will need to use the "-autorun=yes" parameter. When setting a scheduled task to start Who's Watching Me, the user needs to add the "-autorun=yes" after the path and file name to have Who's Watching Me start and automatically start a scan. For example, in the Task Run line, the path and filename would be listed as follows: |
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"D:\Program Files\Trapware Corporation\Who's
Watching Me\WhosWatchingMe.exe" -autorun=yes
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On Windows NT, a user may schedule Who's Watching
Me to run at a predetermined time at the command prompt. One examplary
command that may be entered at the prompt to schedule Who's Watching
Me to run on a typical system is as follows:
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| c:\>at 11:26:00.00
/interactive /every:tuesday "c:\program files\trapware corporation\who's watching me\whoswatchingme.exe" -autorun=yes |
| If you have any questions about how to use the Windows scheduler, please consult your Microsoft Window Operating System documentation. |
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