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    James Chen Guest

    How to cretae scheduled task by VC++


    I know that creating a scheduled task is very easy by Scheduled Task Wizard
    in Window 9x/NT. But I'd like to create it by my program when user installs
    it to his/her PC. How do I do this?

    Thanks in advance for any ideas.
    James



  2. #2
    Sylvain Bujold Guest

    Re: How to cretae scheduled task by VC++


    "James Chen" <chenj@valuengine.com> wrote:
    >
    >I know that creating a scheduled task is very easy by Scheduled Task Wizard
    >in Window 9x/NT. But I'd like to create it by my program when user installs
    >it to his/her PC. How do I do this?
    >
    >Thanks in advance for any ideas.
    >James
    >
    >

    There is supposed to be a command AT that you could use with the msdos-prompt
    but I never used it so....

    Sylvain Bujold

  3. #3
    James Chen Guest

    Re: How to cretae scheduled task by VC++


    Command AT is only available on NT but I want to create scheduled task for
    both Window 9X and NT.

    James



    "Sylvain Bujold" <sylvain@ntechweb.com> wrote:
    >
    >"James Chen" <chenj@valuengine.com> wrote:
    >>
    >>I know that creating a scheduled task is very easy by Scheduled Task Wizard
    >>in Window 9x/NT. But I'd like to create it by my program when user installs
    >>it to his/her PC. How do I do this?
    >>
    >>Thanks in advance for any ideas.
    >>James
    >>
    >>

    >There is supposed to be a command AT that you could use with the msdos-prompt
    >but I never used it so....
    >
    >Sylvain Bujold



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