Copyright: ATI Schedule Help v7.0 ©2000 ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Citation: ATI Schedule Help v7.0 ©2000 ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC.


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•	Numbered lists are implemented using the "BulletText_HLP" style (no autonumbering);
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•	The Help file uses one window: main

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NOTE:  The "How to" and "Related topics" buttons look for a specific Help file.  If the Help file is renamed, the button code must be changed, too.


Schedule

Use the Schedule page to activate events on the dates and times you specify.  You can schedule events for Television, CD Audio, File Player, TV Magazine, Video Capture, and Video CD.

To open the Schedule page

Click the Setup button in Television, CD Audio, File Player, DVD, or Video CD, then click the Create New button.  The Schedule Wizard leads you through creating an event, when it will occur, and how it will occur.

Step 4 of the Wizard asks if you want to set up feature-specific settings (for example, if you are recording video, you can specify quality and duration for particular events).  When you click the Finish button, your event is added to the scheduled event list; checked items are active.

Name	The name of the event.  Checked events are active.
Feature	The feature to schedule: CD Audio,  File Player, TV, TV Magazine, Video Capture, or Video CD.
When	When the event occurs.
Next Run Time	The next time the event will run.
Modify	Click to change values for a scheduled event.
Delete	Remove a scheduled event.
Delete All	Remove all scheduled events.
Notes

Events whose date (On Month & Day) has passed are not automatically removed.  To re-activate an event, set its Month & Day to today or later.

If a settings page is open, or if the About Help... box is being displayed, the Scheduler cannot process events.  If an event occurs, a warning dialog tells you that a particular event was not processed.

When the Multimedia Center first runs, if there are any scheduled events recorded, and the scheduler program is not running, a warning dialog tells you that the scheduled events will not be processed.

You can run the scheduler immediately, and/or install it in your Windows Startup file, so that it runs every time Windows is started.  The warning dialog is displayed whenever you click OK after adding an item to the scheduled viewing list.


StartUp file
A Windows StartUp file contains applications that start whenever you start Windows.  See Windows online help for more information.