How to create a task or an application that will open a file every 10 minutes?
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You can create, depends what languages(software) U know,
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Here's the command I use:\n\nNewFileName = "My_File_" & Replace (Str (Format(Now, "yyyymmddhhmmss")), " ", "")\n\nI have it formatted down to hours, minutes and seconds.  I do this so that I can save the file as often as I want and get a new file name every time.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nRegards,\nQwertyKPH @ Yahoo!
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there is an option in preferences .. start when windows starts
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make file with name : \n    autorun.inf\ntype:\n\n[autorun] \nicon=cool.ico  // change icon of your drive\nopen=file.exe  // run "file.exe" while cd inserted\niconindex=0
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I use SyncBackSE (the FREE version)\nhttp://www.2brightsparks.com/syncback/\nThis is a great program, because it lets you exclude certain filetypes (based on extension), yiu can schedule the time of syncronization and much more.
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May be you need a scheduler.\n\nIn version of Windows before XP there was an "at" utility, which you could use for scheduling.\nIn Windows XP just open Control panel->Performance and Maintainance->Sheduled tasks and add tasks you want. Interface is very simple.\n\nOr you may need a macros in Word or Excel or something like that.\n\nIn this case, open the Services->Macros in Word/Excel or see the manual of program you are using about macros.
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Make sure you are in a file-folder window, not a program window...
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this is possible with downloadable programmes. I think you know this and want to be a ''clever cloggs'' yourself, this is why your asking about batch files and all that.\n\nif you're really interested in this then you must do it the long way:\nbuy any book about batch files and how to write them and by the middle of it you will know how to do what you ask.
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Open it with newsleecher, grabbit, or another news reading program
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Right-click on the Taskbar, choose 'task manager'.
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...not sure why you would want to do that, but you could attach some sort of batch file or executable to the windows shell.  It's somewhat unstable but i've seen it done.
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i think i've seen a free tool that does exactly what your looking for in freeware at snapfiles.com. Check it out!
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You could possibly write something like your own batch file to do it.
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There should be some options in Control Panel, an icon in the bottom right next to the time, or there should be an application on the start menu.
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use acdsee. it can handle a lot of file types
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Just like any Windows file type, just double click on it. It will open automatically with a program called hh.exe.
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click on file, then send, then shortcut to desktop