Windows Tips

1. Scheduler, the user to run program?

2. PC magazine power tool lib

1. Scheduler, the user to run program?

To avoid using any specific user -- applying a generic user ID for one application purpose could be very tedious process in a big organization - one can set the job as below:

for more info: http://antisystem.info/2009/04/12/how-to-run-jobs-in-background-on-windows-xp.html

2. PC magazine power tool lib

It is a rich set of DOS tools, very useful for batch scripting. E.g. you can hide your password by compile batch files into COM/EXE files.

Download:

antique.zip

Manual available here:

MANUALS1.TXT

MANUALS2.TXT

MANUALS3.TXT

For more details: