Peter Harrison wrote:
> Yep. Logging on as administrator does not give the scheduler
> administration rights. If you look in your services for the scheduler and
> select thr startup button you will see that you can change the logon, and
> thus permissions of the scheduler.
Thanks Peter, I'll suck it and see.
cheers,
peter
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