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I have a script that runs fine if I click on the au3 / exe file, but wont run under windows scheduler

I am loged in as administrator.

i have cut the script down to

MsgBox ( 0, "title", "text" , 10 )

sleep(2000)

Help from a newbee.

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How are you scheduling it?

I suspect a file-path related issue here..

thanks for comments.

thats not the case.

I suspect its due to the schedular dot interfacing with the console.

its on virtozoo ~ win 2003 machine.

I think the .au3 file runs, but doesnt talk to the screen.

possibly intermitent problem

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How are you scheduling it?

I suspect a file-path related issue here..

thanks for comments.

thats not the case.

I suspect its due to the scheduler dot interfacing with the console.

its on virtuoso ~ win 2003 machine.

I think the .au3 file runs, but doesnt talk to the screen.

possibly intermittent problem

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Hi,

I'm not familiar with the way your scheduling your tasks, but is there an "/interactive" switch you use or something similar?

The reason I ask is in a different circumstance I use the AT commands to add scheduled tasks in xp/2000 and if I don't use the interactive switch when adding the task then I get the same problem, the app running but no indication or screen interaction.

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I will try script.au3 / interactive

the problem is intermitent, so time will tell if it works.

Thanks Smashly

Hi,

I'm not familiar with the way your scheduling your tasks, but is there an "/interactive" switch you use or something similar?

The reason I ask is in a different circumstance I use the AT commands to add scheduled tasks in xp/2000 and if I don't use the interactive switch when adding the task then I get the same problem, the app running but no indication or screen interaction.

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