RoboTask forum

Ahh... perfect. Thanks so much.

Yes. I am logged in as a normal windows user. The actual notifications in Robotask work like they should. However, I expected them to be logged in the Windows Notification Center as well. Is this not the case?

Hello. I am trying to figure out why the Show Notification or Show Message/Play Sound tasks are not showing up in the Windows Notification center when they are executed. I have turned on the ability for Robotask to show messages there from the Windows Notification settings but nothing is being writt...

Oleg,

I received a new company laptop and need to register RoboTask on my new PC. The old PC is being wiped clean so the license will no longer be in use on that machine.

Thanks!

it is important that you also copy cats.tree from the source this is how rt knows how to arrange your tasks in folders the inability to restore the configuration easily on another machine is the main reason i get pushback everytime i suggest using rt in more places. there is not a good export insta...

Hi Oleg, It has been awhile since you provided me with the task code for this. Believe it or not, I was just able to get back to testing this last month. When building the task with the code you provided and setting it up with the parameter in the screenshot below, the task is running every weekday ...

Does Robotask read that folder on startup ... Yes, RoboTask reads task folder when it starts. ...but when I open Robotask, it is empty, none of my tasks appear. Check please, probably the default task folder is different for your current profile. But you can change it manually and restart RoboTask....

So, long story short... my PC had to be reimaged, however, they saved a copy of my old profile which included my AppData folder and the Robotask folder. I see my tasks in the tasks folder but when I open Robotask, it is empty, none of my tasks appear. Does Robotask read that folder on startup or do ...

Hello, I have an issue where my work PC is rebooted during the weekend each week. The problem is that if I have a task that is scheduled to run and the PC is logged out, it gets skipped. From what I have been reading, I thought running the service in the background would run the tasks if the PC was ...

I just had a thought... it seems like our corporate policy is forcing a reboot during the weekends lately. I have to log in on Monday mornings when I get here. Could it be that it isn't running because I am not logged into the PC? Is there a way around this?