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Managing Windows Server 2003 . To delete a task, select it, and then press Delete. Or right-click the task, and then select Delete. Tip Consider enabling and disabling tasks instead of deleting them Instead of deleting a task, you can disable it to stop it temporarily from running. Then, if you want to use the task again, you simply enable it rather than having to re-create it. To enable or disable a task, double-click the task in the Scheduled Tasks folder, then in the task s Properties dialog box, select or clear the Enabled option. Creating Scheduled Tasks You can create a scheduled task by using the Scheduled Task Wizard and following these steps: 1 Start the Scheduled Task Wizard by double-clicking Add Scheduled Task in the Scheduled Tasks folder. Click Next. 2 On the wizard page shown in Figure 12-2, click Browse to open the Select Program To Schedule dialog box. Then use the dialog box to find a command shell or Windows script you want to run. Figure 12-2. Specify the program or script to run. 3 Type a name for the task, as shown in Figure 12-3. The name should be short but descriptive so you can quickly determine what the task does. Then select a run schedule for the task. Tasks can be scheduled to run daily, weekly, monthly, or when a specific event occurs, such as when the computer starts or when the task s user logs on. You can also specify that a task should run one time only. Chapter 12 Part 4: Managing Windows Server 2003 Systems
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