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I am moving a schedule task from Windows XP to Windows 7.
The task is to run a scripts of the program.
In XP, I just tell schedule task to run the scripts and it works.

It does not work in Windows 7.
I tried to use program and parameter using the path and name of the
scripts.
The Windows only run the program, but not scripts.

Your informaiton and help is great appreciated,

iccis

On Friday, March 23, 2012 6:02:36 PM UTC, iccsi wrote:
> I am moving a schedule task from Windows XP to Windows 7.
> The task is to run a scripts of the program.
> In XP, I just tell schedule task to run the scripts and it works.
>
> It does not work in Windows 7.
> I tried to use program and parameter using the path and name of the
> scripts.
> The Windows only run the program, but not scripts.
>
> Your informaiton and help is great appreciated,

Dodyou mean that you can run a binary executable,
but not a .CMD script?

It could be about access permissions that you can set.

Or it may be necessary to specify the CMD.EXE program
with the name of your script as a parameter.

I think there is also a separate permission for a
scheduled program to interact with the user interface.

On Mar 25, 5:03*pm, Robert Carnegie <rja.carne...@excite.com> wrote:
> On Friday, March 23, 2012 6:02:36 PM UTC, iccsi wrote:
> > I am moving a schedule task from Windows XP to Windows 7.
> > The task is to run a scripts of the program.
> > In XP, I just tell schedule task to run the scripts and it works.
>
> > It does not work in Windows 7.
> > I tried to use program and parameter using the path and name of the
> > scripts.
> > The Windows only run the program, but not scripts.
>
> > Your informaiton and help is great appreciated,
>
> Dodyou mean that you can run a binary executable,
> but not a .CMD script?
>
> It could be about access permissions that you can set.
>
> Or it may be necessary to specify the CMD.EXE program
> with the name of your script as a parameter.
>
> I think there is also a separate permission for a
> scheduled program to interact with the user interface.

Thanks for the message,
I set the permission, I still got fail to launch.
I am running scripts created from Avaya which extention is acsauto.
It works for Windows XP when I schedule it to run the scripts.

Thanks again,

iccsi