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| - Define, if necessary, end date of recurrence | - Define, if necessary, end date of recurrence | ||
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| The event is added. You can create as many as desired. Out of the define planning time range, the screens are automatically switched off. At the beginning of each schedule they will be switched on. | The event is added. You can create as many as desired. Out of the define planning time range, the screens are automatically switched off. At the beginning of each schedule they will be switched on. | ||
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| Once a target is defined it is no longer needed to create it. It will be listed in the "Schedules". Other schedules events can then be added / modified / deleted on this target with the edit button in the column "actions". | Once a target is defined it is no longer needed to create it. It will be listed in the "Schedules". Other schedules events can then be added / modified / deleted on this target with the edit button in the column "actions". | ||
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| ==== - How do the priorities work between target ==== | ==== - How do the priorities work between target ==== | ||
| The rule is: the more a target is specific, the more it has priority. | The rule is: the more a target is specific, the more it has priority. | ||
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| - | * Planning at a target "screen" will always take priority over all other targets. | + | |1|**Screen**|Planning at a target "screen" will always take priority over all other targets.| |
| - | * A planning on a target "All" will always be a lower priority than any other target. | + | |2|**Selection**|A planning based on a selection will always have more priority than the target "ALL" and will always be a lower priority than the target "screen".| |
| - | * A planning based on a selection will always have more priority than the target "ALL" and will always be a lower priority than the target "screen". | + | |3|**All**|A planning on a target "All" will always be a lower priority than any other target.| |
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| ** That said, how to prioritize between two selection-type targets? ** | ** That said, how to prioritize between two selection-type targets? ** | ||
