code to Run Vb Script by itself for each specified time, without any external trigger.

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Is it possible to Run a Vb Script by itself for each specified time or condition, without any external trigger(double click on script or windows task schedule.. like etc).
Any Help or Hint Please.

Posted 24-Jun-11 20:55pm

Indudhara

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Eddy Vluggen · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-24T21:55:00

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No, since there's no trigger to start the script. Why did the Task Schedular fall out of grace?

Posted 24-Jun-11 21:55pm

Eddy Vluggen

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Indudhara 25-Jun-11 6:24am

Thanks for Reply, and because I just preferred the script to Run by itself rather than scheduling or double clicking it each time.

Eddy Vluggen 25-Jun-11 14:55pm

Your welcome. The only alternative is to copy it to the startup-folder. Applications don't get started randomly, they need to be run from either the user or another program.

How would the script know "when" to run? :)