TaskSchedulerEditor 2.9.3

About

A Windows Forms User Interface library supporting TaskScheduler, a .NET wrapper for the Windows Task Scheduler. It provides controls mimicking all the UI components of the Windows Task Scheduler app with extended features and supporting controls.

More information can be found on the project page on GitHub.

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• Wiki - Sample code, library how-to, troubleshooting, etc.
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• Discussion Forum - Users helping users, enhancement requests, Q&A (retired Google forum here)

Key Features

Localized and localizable UI editors and a wizard for tasks which mimic the ones in Vista and later and adds optional pages for new properties. Following is the list of available UI controls:

• Task editor dialog and tabbed control which mimics system editor (TaskEditDialog and TaskPropertiesControl)
• Task editor dialog using more modern UI scheme (TaskOptionsEditor)
• Task creation wizard (TaskSchedulerWizard)
• Action editor dialog (ActionEditDialog)
• Trigger editor dialog (TriggerEditDialog)
• Windows Event Log viewer which works for all events, not just Task Scheduler's (EventViewerDialog and EventViewerControl)
• Task / task folder selection dialog (TaskBrowserDialog)
• Task history viewer (TaskHistoryControl)
• Task run-times viewer (TaskRunTimesControl and TaskRunTimesDialog)
• Task service remote connection dialog (TaskServiceConnectDialog)
• Simplified classes for pulling events from the system event log.
• A DropDownCheckList control that is very useful for selecting flag type enumerations.
• A FullDateTimePicker control which allows both date and time selection in a single control.
• A CredentialsDialog class for prompting for a password which wraps the Windows API.

The currently supported localizations include: English, Spanish, Italian, French, Chinese (Simplified), German, Polish and Russian.

Usage

// Create a new task
Task t = TaskService.Instance.AddTask("Test", QuickTriggerType.Daily, "myprogram.exe");

// Edit task and re-register if user clicks Ok
TaskEditDialog editorForm = new TaskEditDialog(task: t, editable: true, registerOnAccept: true);
editorForm.ShowDialog();

For extended examples on how to the use the library, look at the Examples Page.