In your previous question "schedule perl script on windows task scheduler" I see that pryrt gave you detailed instructions on getting a Perl script running in the Windows task scheduler. Were you able to get that working? Following up with that node and getting that working might help in this case. From looking quickly at the adTempus documentation it looks like a very similar process. Many of us have lots of experience with Scheduled Tasks in Windows so you're likely to get more help with that which can be applied to adTempus if that is what you really need.

You have been a member here for almost a year and have posted many times. To get better help here you will need to put in more effort to give us details of what you have attempted.

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