> > This type of usage is ideal for scripts regularly > > - executed using cron (task scheduler on Windows), > > - or simple text processing tasks. See the section about > > - <link linkend="commandline">Command line usage > > - of PHP</link> for more information. > > + executed using cron (a task scheduler on Linux and Unix > > + systems) or a task scheduler on Windows. These scripts > > + can also be used for simple text processing tasks. See the > > + section about <link linkend="commandline">Command line > > + usage of PHP</link> for more information. > > This still isn't really right, and is wordier than it need be. The built-in task scheduler in most recent Windowses is called Task Scheduler (!), so the original problem was really just one of missing capitalization. I'd suggest a better solution would be: > > "This type of usage is ideal for scripts which are executed > at scheduled intervals (e.g. using cron on Linux/Unix or Task > Scheduler on Windows), or simple text processing tasks. See the > section about ..."
Right, quite nice ;) Goba
