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Batch file - automatic run?

Dr Pepper · 2004-01-26 14:33:13

Howdy! Anyone know how to make a batch file that will run at a certain time every day? - automatically

26-01-2004 2:33pm

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Dr Pepper

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Howdy!

Anyone know how to make a batch file that will run at a certain time every day? - automatically

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#2 26-01-2004 2:59pm

BigEejit

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There is a scheduler in Win XP (Accessories/System Tools) and I suppose its in the last few versions of windwos as well ... the XP one is very flexible ... no doubt there are millions of freeware / shareware alternatives that add different functionality

Google is my friend, it can be your friend as well

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#3 26-01-2004 5:10pm

Dr Pepper

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Thanks Big Eejit,
I seem to have the same thing with 2000 here.. How have I never seen that before? :rolleyes: That will certainly be a handy one..

PS - I must have a look at this "Google" you speak of.. Where can I get one of those?

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#4 26-01-2004 8:24pm

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make sure the task scheduler service is running

In NT/2K/XP you can use AT at the cmd prompt
(though you have to fiddle with interactive and the cmd sometimes)

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