Thank you, Roger, for pointing that out. I tried the
test sample and it did create the scheduler object as
one would expect.
However, same as the at.exe attempt I did from CLI,
the object doesn't run when the time came. I manually
requested "Run" and the task runs fine (with the
message dialog p
There's a taskscheduler module in Pywin32 that gives
you access to the Task Scheduler COM interfaces.
The scripts in \win32comext\taskscheduler\test have
some examples of how they're used.
Roger
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Thanks for the reply.
Yes, at.exe is very simple but as I said, after the
object gets created, it doesn't run.
For example, I issued the CLI command:
at "12:30" /interactive "python.exe example.py"
where example.py is some sample Python program.
Well, 12:30 came and gone and nothing happened.
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> Hello list,
>
> I am having trouble working with the Windows XP Task
> Scheduler.
...
> There is also a at.exe program which is suppose to
> have been replaced by the schtasks.exe. It's a lot
> simpler then schtasks.exe and doesn't prom
Hello list,
I am having trouble working with the Windows XP Task
Scheduler. I know this might not be exactly a
PythonWin32 question because as I searched the web for
clue on how I can control the Task Scheduler using
PythonWin32, nobody appears to know. The one message
I found suggested using th
