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June 6th 08, 02:23 PM
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Task Scheduler message display
I can get Task Scheduler to display message. However, if I am actually USING
the pc then the message gets shunted to the back of the screen, and is "displayed" UNDERNEATH the open windows. In other words the reminder is hidden and doesn't remind anything. It is pretty damned useless like this (as much use as a chocolate teapot) and I can't find the option to display the message ON TOP of the other open windows (to be any good it should display on top by default). Where is this option, or is it not there (yet)? 
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