type
at /?
at the command prompt to find out
Alternatively, in Windows2000 use the scheduled tasks control panel
Mark
At 01:21 AM 3/29/2001, you wrote:
>I've created a FTP batch file, ftpcmd.bat:
>
>%windir%\ftp.exe -s:%f0
>goto done
>open financialcontent.com
>xxxxxxxx (user name omitted)
>xxxxxxxx (password omitted)
>lcd d:\website\htdocs\stockgolf\htdocs\data
>ascii
>get eod.txt
>bye
>:done
>@echo off
>cls
>exit
>
>So how do I schedule this with AT?
>
>best, paul
>
>
>
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