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<H2><A NAME="s2">2.</A> <A HREF="gcrontab-DOC.000.html#toc2">Work zone.</A></H2>

<P>As many other applications gcrontab has a menu bar, a toolbar (or many) 
a work zone and a status bar. The menu bar and the tool bars are described 
below, but in this section we are going to see the central zone of the main 
dialog: the Work zone. </P>
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                Main dialog.</CAPTION>
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<P>In this zone the main widget is a grid. This grid 
contains the lines of the crontab file. To modify the lines in the grid, you 
must select one, and then click in the colum title (the atribute) that 
you want modify. Then a new dialog appears. This new window is called the 
<EM>cron item</EM> dialog, and with this dialog you can edit all the attributes 
of the cron line. This window has to main parts. The left one have a few controls 
to specify the desired time item or item range (with optional step). When you 
have defined all you want you can clik the <EM>Add</EM> button to add this 
specification to the selected column in the current line. You can add so many 
specifications as you want. The right side contains all the specifications 
that you have done.</P>
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                Time range dialog.</CAPTION>
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<P>When you click in the last colum of the main grid the <EM>cron item</EM> dialog 
doesn't appears, then the <EM>command</EM> dialog does. This dialog contains 
only two radio buttons, one edit box and a button. First you must select 
what kind of action you are going to perform when this contrab line is activated, 
a single command or a list of commands (a file containing commands). 
You can write in this edit box a command or the name of a file.
The button with the "..." label can work in two ways: if you have selected 
the <EM>command radiobutton</EM> this button execs the command you have 
writed else if you have selected the <EM>file radiobutton</EM>  the button 
shows the file <EM>selection dialog</EM>.</P>
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