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I use "at" like this:

at 15:45 /interactive /every:M,T,W,Th,F cmd /k myjob.bat

This works great except I get a default 25x80 cmd window. What I'd like is an 80x150 window, so I can see all the stuff going by when myjob.bat runs.

I have a shortcut that already opens a cmd window of 80x150, but how do I get "at" to open it?

Thanks.

"Please" <> wrote in message
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>I use "at" like this:
>
> at 15:45 /interactive /every:M,T,W,Th,F cmd /k myjob.bat
>
> This works great except I get a default 25x80 cmd window. What I'd like
> is an 80x150 window, so I can see all the stuff going by when myjob.bat
> runs.
>
> I have a shortcut that already opens a cmd window of 80x150, but how do I
> get "at" to open it?
>
Go to Start/Run, type in `cmd` then in the command
window, type `help`.
You`ll get a list of available commands.
`Call` might be the one you need.

bw..

Please <> wrote:

>I use "at" like this:
>
> at 15:45 /interactive /every:M,T,W,Th,F cmd /k myjob.bat
>
>This works great except I get a default 25x80 cmd window. What I'd like is an 80x150 window, so I can see all the stuff going by when myjob.bat runs.
>
>I have a shortcut that already opens a cmd window of 80x150, but how do I get "at" to open it?
>
>Thanks.

Run CMD, right click top bar, Properties, Layout?

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Please wrote:
> I use "at" like this:
>
> at 15:45 /interactive /every:M,T,W,Th,F cmd /k myjob.bat
>
> This works great except I get a default 25x80 cmd window. What I'd like is an 80x150 window, so I can see all the stuff going by when myjob.bat runs.
>
> I have a shortcut that already opens a cmd window of 80x150, but how do I get "at" to open it?
>
> Thanks.


Use "mode con lines=80 cols=150" in a batch file that runs the command
you showed above.

On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 17:33:27 -0600, another <> wrote:

>Please wrote:
>> I use "at" like this:
>>
>> at 15:45 /interactive /every:M,T,W,Th,F cmd /k myjob.bat
>>
>> This works great except I get a default 25x80 cmd window. What I'd like is an 80x150 window, so I can see all the stuff going by when myjob.bat runs.
>>
>> I have a shortcut that already opens a cmd window of 80x150, but how do I get "at" to open it?
>>
>> Thanks.
>
>
>Use "mode con lines=80 cols=150" in a batch file that runs the command
>you showed above.

Thanks! That did it.