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# Simple schedule

A **Simple Schedule** is the most basic form of scheduling in PADS4 Scheduler. It involves:

* One presentation
* One destination (Viewer or Viewer Group)
* One display period

This type of schedule is ideal for straightforward, non-repeating content deployment.

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## How to Create a Simple Schedule

Creating a Simple Schedule in PADS4 Scheduler is quick and intuitive using the **Schedule Wizard**.

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### Step 1: Start the Schedule Wizard

1. Open the **Schedule Wizard**.
2. Click **Simple Schedule**.

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### Step 2: Identification

In the **Identification** section, enter a **Name** for your schedule. This will help you easily recognize and manage it later.

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### Step 3: Select the Presentation to be Scheduled

In the **Presentation to be Scheduled** section, choose how to retrieve your presentation content:

* **From the Content Library**
  * Select from presentations stored in the centralized PADS4 Content Library.
  * *(See the “Content Library” section for more details.)*

* **From File**
  * Browse your local machine or network to select a `.padsx` presentation file.

* **By Creating a New Presentation**
  * Launch PADS4 Designer to create a presentation on-the-fly.

> In this example, we are selecting a presentation **from a file**.

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### Step 4: Define Destination, Time, and Priority

In the next screen, provide the following details:

#### **Destination**

* Use the dropdown menu or click **Browse...** to select a **Viewer** or **Viewer Group**.
* Only destinations for which you have at least **read permissions** will be visible.

#### **Display Period**

* Set the **start and end date** for when the presentation should be shown.
* To apply a recurring schedule, click the **Recurrence** button (covered in the *Recurrence* section).

#### **Priority**

* Choose the **priority level** for the schedule (e.g., High, Medium, Low).
* You’ll only see priority options that you have access to, based on your user permissions.

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### Step 5: Finalize the Schedule

Click **Finish** to complete the creation of your Simple Schedule.

The presentation will now be scheduled for the specified destination and time period, ready to display based on the settings you defined.