Recycler is a simple script file that you run from CLI or 
your user-startup script during boot-up. It waits until a preset time, 
and then performs standard AmigaDOS commands, or calls other programs 
(assuming they can be called from the command line interface). 

     This is useful if you run a BBS (as I do) and your computer is 
on all the time. By placing many times, you can have your files 
backed up daily, or hourly, depending on your needs. Some BBS's do 
not have a built in midmaint sequence, or if they do, it is limited 
to BBS operations alone. Recycler will do anything within the limits 
imposed normally by the CLI/SHELL. 

Things you can do with Recycler:

- Play a sound sample hourly to simulate a clocks chimes. (see Chime.
script)

- Have the computer sound an alarm at a preset time to remind you of
an appointment or event for that day. Lunch, coffee break, doctors 
appointment, take the dog for walkies, etc. 

- Copy files to backup directories. (see example.script)

- Archive/move/erase/manipulate files.

- You can have your AmiTCP call the internet, download your mail, and 
log off automatically at regular time periods if you are away on 
vacation, or otherwise busy.

- Execute any valid AmigaDOS command(s) or call any CLI/SHELL program. 

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                  646    2657  24.3% -lh5- 85df Aug 20  1996 Recycler.info
[generic]                  467     802  58.2% -lh5- d790 Aug 20  1996 Recycler/base.script
[generic]                  926    9175  10.1% -lh5- 2efc Aug 20  1996 Recycler/chime.script
[generic]                  648    1239  52.3% -lh5- d830 Aug 20  1996 Recycler/example.script
[generic]                 1882    3894  48.3% -lh5- 73d8 Aug 20  1996 Recycler/Recycler.readme
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         5 files    4569   17767  25.7%            Aug 21  1996