How to schedule at command to run the first monday of every month?
Maxime
Thanks.
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Maxime
Paul R. Sadowski
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> Can it be done? if so, a little exemple will be appreciated.
You can from the Task Scheduler.
On the Schedule tab under schedule task monthly select The first Monday of
the months. By default all months are selected.
Maxime
> > Can it be done? if so, a little exemple will be appreciated.
>
> You can from the Task Scheduler.
> On the Schedule tab under schedule task monthly select The first Monday
of
> the months. By default all months are selected.
If I don't have the Task Scheduler?? I've got a Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381:
Service Pack 6a. The Schedule service is started, so I can use the 'at'
command, but shouldn't the 'Scheduled Task' be under 'My Computer' when
opening a 'Windows Explorer' windows? or is it available from somewhere
else?
after a quick search, it seems that the Task Scheduler come with Internet
Explorer since version 2... I 've got IE 5.5 (french), but when trying to
add a component, I don't find the Task Scheduler or Windows Scheduler or
something like it.
Since I can add a Job manually with the prompt I didn't care for the Task
Scheduler, but if I need it to set a job to run only the first monday of
each month, I need to know how to get the Task Scheduler installed.
Thanks.
Maxime.
Joe Foran
A Windows Resource Kit utility called WinAT will give you the tool you
need in a GUI format. Otherwise you can use plain old AT from the
command prompt.
If you haven't used AT before, type AT /? for info at the command
prompt or see
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q313565
HTH!
Joe Foran
Maxime
Ok, I got the WinAt to have the GUI, but I didn't find any place to set the
script to execute the first monday of each month.
How do I get the Task Scheduler??
Thanks
MAx.,
Maxime
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Maxime