Ok, guess it really does not work.  We will let management know, and move on to other more pressing issues with Evo.  Too bad, it has promise.

What have you tried?  What program(s) are you trying to schedule?
 
When I first wrote this you had to have a PC just running Evo in the background all the time. I was pointed to NSSM.exe by one of our users. That allows for a PC to run Evo as a Service, You must run as ADMIN to install it but once installed it works great. Now initially I told people to install it on their Server, but we have since found out that even though it does install and says it is running as a service on the Server, Windows Security stops it from running anything. Not sure why, but it does. So I am now telling users to Put this on a PC again, not the  Server.  This PC should be a PC that stays on 24/7 and does not get disconnected from the network for any reasons.
 
so I would suggest uninstalling it from the server get to a command prompt and type:  NSSM remove EvoService
 
then go to your PC and launch Evo as ADMIN, Right click the Evo Icon and select Run As Administrator. then go to UT-A and run EvoServiceSetup
 
if you want to use Emails to get notifications then setup your email information and press the test email button to make sure it works. then press Continue.
 
now you may use TAS-N to schedule the programs you want to run.
 
Hope this helps.
 
 
 
 

If you tell it to run Once then you can tell it to recur every XX minutes.

NovaZyg writes "if you want to use Emails to get notifications then setup your email information and press the test email button to make sure it works."  Email test works.  Nothing emails when auto program runs.
 
Also, I want to see what's on my reports for SM-J-C and UT-K-G.  How do you get a report to print or email you???
 
Lenette