The Create a shortcut window has following fields described below:

Field	Description
Job quick info	Opens the Quick info window for the job. Allows to view job settings.
Shortcut name	Represents the display name of a shortcut on a Desktop.
Start minimized	Defines how HAS will be started. If checked then HAS will start minimized in system tray. Otherwise HAS shows the HAS main window.
Log options	This parameters define how the Log file will be displayed after a job execution.
Do not show log	Log file does not display.
Show log if there were errors	Log file will be displayed if there are errors only during execution.
Always show log	Log file will be displayed after every job execution.
After executing options	This parameters define behaviour of HAS after job execution.
Close HAS	HAS will be closed after job execution.
Minimize HAS to system tray	HAS will be minimized in the system tray.
Do nothing	HAS remains working.
Command line example	Shows an example of a command-line for a specified job. You can use this line to start a job from a command-line.
Where create shortcut	These parameters set locations where a shortcut will be created.
Desktop	Shortcut will be created on a Desktop.
Quick launch	Shortcut will be created in a Quick Launch pane.
Start menu	Shortcut will be created in a Start menu.
Programs	Shortcut will be created in a Programs menu.

Below there are some examples of command line usage.

• For example, during your workday you need to periodically backup the Job named "Backup_work_files". Create the shortcut on your desktop for this Job and execute it.

  Notes:
  

• Only a shortcut specified job will be started. Other jobs will be suspended while the specified executing.
• You can stop the specified job execution. This will abort Log options and After executing options.
• Only one instance of HAS is allowed. If HAS is running already, the shortcut activates the HAS main window only.

  See also:
     Job wizard
     Main window