AT Command in Windows 2000

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What is the syntax for the AT command in Windows? I am
trying to run a task every day, and want to use this
command instead of Scheduled Tasks.
I know it's AT /Every:Date[,...] <comman>, but I am doing
something wrong b/c it dosen't work. Could someone give
me an example of it's use?
 
"MattH" said in news:[email protected]:
What is the syntax for the AT command in Windows? I am
trying to run a task every day, and want to use this
command instead of Scheduled Tasks.
I know it's AT /Every:Date[,...] <comman>, but I am doing
something wrong b/c it dosen't work. Could someone give
me an example of it's use?
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HOW TO: Use the AT Command to Schedule Tasks
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=313565

This wasn't mentioned in the included Start -> Help?
 
MattH said:
What is the syntax for the AT command in Windows? I am
trying to run a task every day, and want to use this
command instead of Scheduled Tasks.
I know it's AT /Every:Date[,...] <comman>, but I am doing
something wrong b/c it dosen't work. Could someone give
me an example of it's use?
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At the Command Prompt, type

at /?

to get full help. If this does not solve your problem, post your
command line here.
 
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