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ABSTRACT: Modify Entries in the Backup Schedule
	The "modify" task allows you to select an entry in the backup
	schedule and to modify it.  Press [CHOICES] to display the
	current backup schedule and to decide which line you want to
	modify.  Press [CANCEL] to return to the line number form.
	Enter the number of the line to be modified and then press
	[SAVE] to bring up the form with the contents of that backup
	schedule entry.
	
TITLE: Modify Entries in the Backup Schedule

values:
	This form lists the current values for the backup schedule line
	you selected and allows you to modify any or all of them.  Make
	the modifications you want and then press [SAVE] to make the
	modifications permanent or press [CANCEL] to leave the entry as
	it is currently.

modify:F1:
	"Line Number(s):" Enter the number corresponding to the 
	backup schedule line whose contents you want to modify. 
	Press [CHOICES] to list the lines in the backup schedule 
	with their associated line numbers.

values:F1:
	"Time:"  Enter the time of day at which the backup command
	should run. The time is represented by a string of the form
	hh:mm, where hh is 00-23 and mm is 00-59.  For example, to
	run the backup command at 8:15pm, enter "20:15".

values:F2:
	"Days of week:" Enter a list of weekdays on which this backup is
	to run.  Days are represented by the digits 0 (=Sunday) to 6
	(=Saturday).  You may enter the keyword "all" if this backup
	command is to run every day.

values:F3:
	"Months:" Enter a list of months (1-12) in which this backup is
	to run.  You may represent ranges of months by month numbers
	separated by a "-".  For example, to run this backup from July
	through December, enter "7-12".  You may enter the keyword "all"
	to run this backup in all months.

values:F4:
	"Table:" Enter the path to the backup register table this backup
	is to use.  This register must exist when the backup actually
	runs.  The invoked backup command will read this table to
	determine which backup operations are to be run.

values:F5:
	"Mode:" Enter the mode in which you want the backup to run.  
	The choices are "background" or "automated".  In background
	mode, you will be notified by mail whenever a backup operation
	requires operator intervention.  In automated mode, it is
	assumed that there is no operator available, so any operation
	that requires operator intervention fails.

values:F6:
	"Notify:" Enter "yes" to receive mail when the backup job
	has completed. Enter "no" if you do not wish to be notified.
