Hmm... this isn't working now. I thought it did earlier, however I
haven't tested again since having a bit of a freak-out when I
accidentally clicked "Test" while on a command list I've got set up that
has 2 menus, one of the PowerPro program folder, and one of another
folder I've got PP stuff in... After clicking test it started running
ALL the scripts and plugins.... computer went utterly beserk!! Have
rolled the system back now.. heh.
However, yes, this isn't working. I haven't used the do() fxn though,
have set this up with net.exe as command & "stop iisadmin" as command
param's in the Edit Scheduled Command dialog. Can I do it like that?
Thanks again,
Karen
Karen J. Bowen wrote:
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>>Why don't you simply use do("net.exe","stop iisadmin")?
>>'net' is not a built-in command of the console, it's an
>>external/independent console proggy.
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>Ah - that's exactly what I'm looking for. I didn't know 'net' was a
>program, thought it was just a console command, so it was confusing me
>as to how to call it.
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>Really appreciate your help Sean, thank you!
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>Karen
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