Index: trunk/kernel/admin/include/help/configure_general.txt
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--- trunk/kernel/admin/include/help/configure_general.txt	(.../configure_general.txt)	(revision 3484)
+++ trunk/kernel/admin/include/help/configure_general.txt	(.../configure_general.txt)	(revision 4243)
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
 <li>Use mod_rewrite with SSL � this option specifies whether the new URL format should be used when redirecting to an SSL connection (configured by Requre SSL for login & checkout option). Generally, this option should be off when using a shared SSL certificate.
 <li>File not found (404) template � the template name relative to theme base folder, which will be displayed when requested URL is not found on the server. 
 <li>Use JavaScript redirection after login/logout (for IIS) - if set to on then JavaScript redirection is used instead of HTTP redirection after login, logout and session expiration. This setting is required when running In-portal on IIS web server, which is not able to set cookies and issue HTTP redirection in one request.
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+<li>Use Cron for Running Regular Events � controls if the system should use �cron� (a Linux daemon that executes scheduled commands) to perform regular activities such as checking the expiration dates, processing recurring orders etc. To setup In-portal to use the cron operation, the server should be configured to execute the �/tools/cron.php� script at least every 30 minutes. When this setting is off, the system will determine if there are any pending regular events to be executed on every page load (such as when navigating the site or accessing the administrative console). If such events are found, the system will execute them at that time.</li>
 </li>  <li>Time zone of the server � this setting controls the time zone your server is located in.  This refers to the system time that your server will report to In-portal scripts.  You can find out this information from your server administrator.
 
 </li>  <li>Time zone of the site � this setting controls your time zone.  This will determine what time zone you will see on all of the date/time stamps issued by the system.