Hi everyone,

I have Win xp sp2, Is there any program which lets me run a program at any
future date/time without saving settings in Windows Startup folder or
Registry's->function? Any idea please help me.

Thanx in advance 4 ur time n effort.


Oc9ine.

"oc9ine" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I have Win xp sp2, Is there any program which lets me run a program at any
> future date/time without saving settings in Windows Startup folder or
> Registry's->function? Any idea please help me.
>
> Thanx in advance 4 ur time n effort.
>
>
> Oc9ine.
>

Have a look at the Control Panel / Task Scheduler.

> Have a look at the Control Panel / Task Scheduler.

I think it would be a more easy to detect by any one dat wat is going to run
in future.

Any other program or nifty utility for my purpose?, plz dont doubt my
intentions.



Oc9ine

Especially one that has the functionality to access and use windows command
line programs and good in silent mode.

Oc9ine

oc9ine wrote:
>> Have a look at the Control Panel / Task Scheduler.
>
> I think it would be a more easy to detect by any one dat wat is going to run
> in future.
>
> Any other program or nifty utility for my purpose?, plz dont doubt my
> intentions.
>
>
>
> Oc9ine
>
>
There are a lot of programs /utilities to schedule events. I've never
done any but I keep seeing them on download sites. You might just want
to google 'scheduler'. But anything you download is going to be as
'insecure' or open to the public as windows scheduler. To run a
program at x time of day, you have to have some sort of monitor program
waiting. Task manager proves that with all the update programs, like
nero update manager, adobe reader updater. Etc. You can't hide
life. But for every rule there usually are exceptions. Hang in.

"oc9ine" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
>> Have a look at the Control Panel / Task Scheduler.
>
> I think it would be a more easy to detect by any one dat wat is going to
> run in future.
>

The Task Scheduler ***does*** allow you to schedule events by
specific dates.

"oc9ine" wrote in <news:(E-Mail Removed)>:

>> Have a look at the Control Panel / Task Scheduler.
>
> I think it would be a more easy to detect by any one dat wat is going to run
> in future.
>
> Any other program or nifty utility for my purpose?, plz dont doubt my
> intentions.
>
> Oc9ine

Task Scheduler can run program in the future and run it only once.

"oc9ine" wrote in <news:(E-Mail Removed)>:

> Especially one that has the functionality to access and use windows command
> line programs and good in silent mode.
>
> Oc9ine

That depends entirely on the program that you run. If it doesn't
provide its own window (hidden or visible) for its stdout then you'll
probably have to run it in a command shell whose console will show up
while the program runs. If the program was written using Win32 API then
it can decide if its output goes to a window (which could be hidden) or
if it even issues any output.