Starting an Executable at a Specific Time
Writing a task that starts an executable at a specific time is done by defining a time trigger and an executable action.
Start Boundary
It is important to note that a time trigger is different from other time-based triggers in that it is fired when the trigger is activated by its start boundary. Other time-based triggers are activated by their start boundary, but they do not start performing their actions (in this case starting an executable) until a scheduled date is reached.
Time Trigger Examples
The following examples start Notepad 30 seconds after the task is activated:
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