I know that the scheduler can be used to create a cron job, but in my case, that job involves accessing a url. Problem is, if I use WGET or a batch file, a window keeps popping up. Any suggestions on how to get passed this?
A:
Yes, indeed. I'd like to cross link you to a site, where this has been discussed while just pasting.
C:\> at [\\machine] HH:MM[A|P] [/every:day] "command"
Furthermore schtasks might be of help. You might want to use curl within a script. It has a specific "silent" function.
wishi
2009-09-24 09:10:24
+1
A:
Create a batch file that does what you want. Let's say it's called doit.bat
. Create a file doit.vbs
in the same directory. It should have the following contents:
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run """doit.bat""", 0, False
Set the scheduler to run doit.vbs
.
Jeremy Stein
2009-09-24 14:19:38