As in other post I'll work on a reminder for DO (if I get it working it will also excute a program at a specific date/time).
I need help to get it more comfortable:
Is it possible to add following day using {date|yyyy:MM:dd}? Example:
Date is 2009.03.30, I need 2009.03.31, 2009.04.01 and so on.
Same as 1. with {time|HH.mm} using countdown? Example:
Time is 15:12, if I use 15 mins. it should be set to 15:27
Don't think so. They just insert the current date/time.
Aren't there several tools to do a countdown timer (or "egg timer") based on a given length of time or time of day? Seems like you are reinventing the wheel here by building the same sort of thing using Opus. Or are none of the tools any good? Edit: Nevermind, saw your reasoning in the other thread about wanting it to run from USB.
Just want to avoid external tools if possible 
The button is finished using external tools. It creates Message-Popups and execute programs as single-task using schtask (but more comfortable in just 2-3 steps). Also it deletes the task after execution. Now I want to optimize input-methods for time and date.
I really use it as I don't like using Outlook for small notes (also it must run in background and can't run programs). Last not least I don't like x tools to be installed 
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Would be possible. I use only two small exe (300KB, no installation requiered). Allthough there might be probs running them on future windows versions or on x64 and so on.
I wouldn't worry about x64. Almost all 32-bit stuff continues to work fine.
The main problems come from when a 64-bit app wants to load a 32-bit component directly (i.e. as a DLL). Just running standalone 32-bit processes should always work.