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Ryan Sanders
I have a mde file with an autoexec macro in it. I want this to launch when
my users login into my domain. So in my login script I have statements that
says:
net use x: \\server01\apps
call "x:\launch.bat"
My launch.bat file looks like:
start msaccess x:\file.mde ;autoexec
This works great from my login script. It also works if I double click on
the launch.bat file.
My probem is that if I schedule a task in the Windows task schduler for
launch.bat nothing happens. I see a new msaccess.exe process in the task
manager, but that is it. Access never opens. My task is set up to run as my
domain admin account for testing to see if its a security issue.
Help or maybe there is a better way to do this?
my users login into my domain. So in my login script I have statements that
says:
net use x: \\server01\apps
call "x:\launch.bat"
My launch.bat file looks like:
start msaccess x:\file.mde ;autoexec
This works great from my login script. It also works if I double click on
the launch.bat file.
My probem is that if I schedule a task in the Windows task schduler for
launch.bat nothing happens. I see a new msaccess.exe process in the task
manager, but that is it. Access never opens. My task is set up to run as my
domain admin account for testing to see if its a security issue.
Help or maybe there is a better way to do this?