If the user is sitting there and needs to see something, they can initiate
the process.
Part of the POINT of the scheduled tasks is that users not be bothered with
it.
Investigate dumping the results to a log file if you need to see them....
Or just use the task to remind the logged in user to run the task.
"Wil Jansen" <> wrote in message
news:4122189a$0$62363$ i.nl...
> Hello,
>
> We have a dos file (.cmd extension) running as a scheduled task on a W2000
> server .(Not standalone, but part of a domain)
> When you run this task as the same user you logged in to W2000 server the
> dos box appears fine.
> It does not matter if this is a local user or a 'domain' user.
>
> But when you run as another user (Local or domain user) the dos box never
> appears, however the tasks seems to run.
> Both users belong to the local admin group.
>
> Does anyone know how to change this ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Wil Jansen
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