Even though this is a bit off-topic here...

There is the at.exe program for the at service. Just type at --help or at /? at the command prompt to get a description of how to run at.

There is no such thing as crontab under NT, you'll have to log in as (or otherwise change to) the user you want your at job to be run as.

Update : arturo alerted me to the fact that the previous paragraph is quite unclear : It is possible to have jobs run as (almost any) user, but to set up that job you must log in as that user (or use the su.exe utility from the NT Resource Kit).

In reply to Re: Cron Job?? by Corion
in thread Cron Job?? by Anonymous Monk

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