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A local notification may be triggered at any time by an executing background application. Suspended applications must, however, schedule the notification to be delivered at a future time as part of the clean up process contained with the applicationDidEnterBackground method. A step-by-step example of how to schedule a local notification within an application entering suspended mode is covered in the chapter entitled [[Scheduling iOS 4 iPad Local Notifications (Xcode 4)|Scheduling iOS 4 iPad Local Notifications]].
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