Scheduling Task on Windows
We are a society of task driven people and it would be nice if such tasks can be automated so that we can set them once and forget. Automating a task on Windows may sound complicated but by no means, it meant to be so. It probably will take under 10 minutes to set up a task in Windows’ Task Scheduler and you are set.
Both Batch TIFF Resizer and Batch It Ultra comes with versions that support Command Line parameters which is the starting point for task scheduling. These includes the Command Line Edition and the Server Edition. Both of which are made with different users in mind. The Command Line Edition is made to automate your personal task on your desktop and the Server Edition is made to run a central server or web server. Knowing that Microsoft Windows has an excellent scheduling system in place, it did not make sense to mirror it.