wine users - Apr 2010 - Windows Scheduled Tasks - Supported?

One of the applications that I would like to use in Wine relies heavily on
Windows Scheduled Tasks (IE: the program does what it does very well, but
without a scheduled task, it would never run automatically).

The application is 2BrightSparks SyncBackPro.

How does Wine handle this?  I'm not much of a Windows programmer but
basically in Windows, SyncBackPro opens the Windows Scheduler when the users
wants to schedule a task and then after it is created, reads information from it
back into an internal database.  How would something like this work since Wine
itself is not running Windows?

And trying to stay hopeful, even if it did support something like this, what is
the native application that remains in memory performing the tasks (just like
cron would for a Unix host)?

Thanks!
Andy

This answer is not going to be something you like.  bfloeagle

Windows scheduled tasks don't exist in wine.  There are a lot of good
reasons.   Most items that need scheduled tasks would also need running as root
breaching the rule never run wine as root.  Running a backup program at times
will require root.

Answer don't use 2BrightSparks SyncBackPro.   Instead use something native
Linux.  Or at least nativish like.  http://www.areca-backup.org/  areca does not
pick up permissions. There are other backup solutions for Linux that will.

Basically some things wine is not suitable for.  One of those things is backup
software.