Post by MikiSoft on Oct 18, 2015 19:17:01 GMT
In this short tutorial we'll combine UniBot, batch command execution and Windows Task Scheduler.
Here is a video tutorial from SumOneSaw which explains how to properly make a shortcut via UniBot and schedule its execution:
- Load or make some config in UniBot, of course.
If you want to end up with a silent EXE bot, then skip these steps:- Go to Advanced > Auto-save & exec Batch.
- Specify if you want to save log or output (if the config even prints some), after that continue to enter this Batch command (without any replacing):
taskkill /im "%TFilename%"
- Create a shortcut (from Advanced menu) or an EXE bot.
If you want to end up with a shortcut, then after you've created it copy its location together with file name i.e. full path (for example: C:\1.lnk), open Notepad and write this:start "" "FULL_PATH_TO_LNK_FILE"Do a replacement of FULL_PATH_TO_LNK_FILE with that path you've copied of course, and save it as BAT file. That will be the file you have to schedule for execution. - You should now go to Task Scheduler, so continue to read here: web.archive.org/web/20160503043909/http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/schedule-task
Here is a video tutorial from SumOneSaw which explains how to properly make a shortcut via UniBot and schedule its execution:
