How to create a task scheduler as a reminding of task on checkbox control in vb6

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Hi all friends.

I am facing a problem in which i would like to create a checkbox based reminder for my notice reply.

when i check the box on form for reply to be made it should ask me the date and create a reminder for the task with quarterly time trail on a day and store it on access database.

OR-

can i use windows built-in task scheduler attach with my application control?????

need ur help

thanks in Advance..

What I have tried:

i dont have created the code for my question because i have only logic for the program and whatever ive tried is not defining my theory.

Posted 11-Mar-17 0:30am

Rebel Spirit86

Updated 11-Mar-17 2:11am

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Richard MacCutchan 11-Mar-17 6:35am

VB6 was withdrawn years ago. You should upgrade to VB.NET and take advantage of the latest features of Windows.

Rebel Spirit86 11-Mar-17 6:59am

u r right Richard MacCutchan but my whole application is designed in vb6 and i've done so many codding on it.

how can i upgrade my vb6 project to vb.net?

[no name] 11-Mar-17 8:13am

You don't. It's called rewriting from scratch. And no, you are not going to create any kind of attachment to the task scheduler from a checkbox. You would need to have the task scheduler run your application for it to schedule anything.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2017-03-11T02:11:00

Solution 1

See Task Scheduler Reference (Windows)[^].

Posted 11-Mar-17 2:11am

Richard MacCutchan