Scheduled jobs list box

Lists all your scheduled jobs. To remove a job from the Scheduler, select a job in the list, then select Remove from the Program menu.


Removing a Scheduled Backup Job

You may want to remove (delete) a scheduled backup job if you no longer have a use for it.

To remove a scheduled backup job:

•	Highlight the scheduled job you want to remove, then select Remove from the Program menu.

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Suspending Scheduled Backup Jobs

You can temporarily prevent all scheduled backup jobs from running by performing one of the following procedures.

If Microsoft System Agent (Windows 95) is installed:

•	From the Advanced menu, click Suspend System Agent.

If Microsoft System Agent is not installed:

•	From the Advanced menu, click Suspend Scheduler.

This is useful if you are running another program (such as a game) or installing software, and you don't want scheduled programs to run concurrently.

When the Scheduler is temporarily suspended, a checkmark appears next to the option in the Advanced menu and the Scheduler icon on the taskbar is marked with an “X”.

To reenable the schedules for your scheduled backup jobs, click the Advanced menu, and then click Suspend Scheduler again. The checkmark next to the option is removed, and the “X” on the Scheduler icon disappears.


Viewing a Log of Your Scheduled Backup Jobs

The log lists the time your scheduled backup job ran and any errors that may have occurred.

•	To view a log of your scheduled backup jobs, select View Log from the Advanced menu.

The log opens in Notepad.


Turning the Scheduler Off

When you turn off the Scheduler, your scheduled programs will not run and the Scheduler will not start automatically the next time you start Windows.

To turn off the Scheduler:

•	Select Stop Using Scheduler from the Advanced menu.

To turn on the Scheduler:

•	Click the Start menu button, point to Programs, point to Backup, and then click Scheduler.