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SolidWorks Task Scheduler

The SolidWorks Task Scheduler lets you set up tasks to perform at a future time.

If you need to perform a resource-intensive task such as rebuilding a large assembly, you can use SolidWorks Task Scheduler to perform the job at off-peak hours. You can schedule a task to be performed only once or on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. SolidWorks Task Scheduler runs separately from the SolidWorks application.

You can schedule the Convert Files and Dissect Files tasks with any SolidWorks license. To schedule most other tasks or to schedule distributed file conversion, you must have a SolidWorks Professional, SolidWorks Premium, or SolidWorks Office license.

To open SolidWorks Task Scheduler:

From the Windows Start menu, click All Programs > SolidWorks <version> > SolidWorks Tools > SolidWorks Task Scheduler.

Contents

  • Task Sidebar

    You can select a task to set up from the Task sidebar or Task menu

  • Managing Tasks

  • License Requirements

    You must have a SolidWorks Professional, SolidWorks Premium, or SolidWorks Office license to perform all Task Scheduler tasks.



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