A small alarm clock that is based on a Windows scheduled task

Recently, the job is busy, it is inevitable to neglect his girlfriend. Then wrote a small program to remind her to sleep.

I wrote the original function with bat, with the following code:

@echo off
Title%date%%time:~,8%
Mshta vbscript:msgbox ("Yang Huachu! It's bedtime! ", 36," said the Master, "(Window.close)
Mshta vbscript:msgbox ("Yang Huachu! Take the pills! ", 36," said the Master, "(Window.close)

Mshta code that is used to invoke other languages in the batch process. Here I use it to invoke the MsgBox function in VBS to generate a popup dialog box.

This bat will pop up the cmd dialog when it runs, it's not friendly. I use a VBS program to invoke it:

Set Ws=wscript.createobject ("Wscript.Shell")
Ws.run "D: Intimate small alarm clock 1.0\ small alarm clock 1.0.bat/start", 0

Save it as a VBS file. The 0 here indicates a hidden window.

I need to have more features, for example, my girlfriend and I fell in love this July 13. I hope I can do a simple statistic.

I found that the bat was hard to implement, and VBS was easy to do:

Dim a
A=datevalue ("2014-7-13")
MsgBox "Dear change fish, now is" &now&+vbcrlf++vbcrlf+ "broken master has been with you" &datediff ("D", A,now) & "Days ~, continue to work Oh!" "," said the Broken master, "

The DateDiff function is used to return a time interval between two dates.

I hope that the small alarm clock can run at 23:00 per day, and the statistics program runs every time it is turned on. So I wrote a batch of this sort:

mkdir d:\ Small Alarm Clock 1.0
Copy "small Alarm clock 1.0.bat" "D: Intimate small alarm clock 1.0\ small alarm clock 1.0.bat"
Copy "VBS call. vbs" "D: Intimate small alarm clock 1.0\vbs call. vbs"
Copy "cute broken master. vbs" D: Intimate little alarm clock 1.0\ cute broken master. vbs "

SCHTASKS/CREATE/TN "Lovely Broken master"/tr d:\ thoughtful small alarm clock 1.0\ lovely broken master. Vbs/sc Onlogon
Schtasks/create/tn "Attentive small alarm Clock"/tr d:\ small Alarm clock 1.0\vbs call. VBS/SC daily/st 23:00:00/ed 2014/12/31

Pause

This bat's role is obvious. Once executed, it creates a new folder on the D drive and copies three of the subroutines. Then use Shctasks to create a new scheduled task that contracts the start time.

Onlogon is launched every time you log in. I try to use OnStart, the effect is unsatisfactory.

The SC daily/st 23:00:00/ed 2014/12/31 represents a 23:00 launch per day, and the plan lasts until 2014/12/31.

Such a warm little alarm clock is done.

A small alarm clock that is based on a Windows scheduled task