Hi,
I have a lot of schedualed tasks where I need to be able to quickly adjust
the start time on a regular basis.

I was wondering if there was a way VBA could modify the tasks in task
schedular?

I'd be looking to at least be able to adjust the start time but preferably
also delete and add tasks.

As an alternative, could I have excel run a file that's associated with an
application?
And if I could, how could I run it around the clock so it could do the same
thing as XP Task Schedular?

Thanks,
MikeZz

If you get the superb .dll file tskschd.dll, written by Edanmo Morgilllo
this can be done quite easily.
Not sure now where it can be downloaded from.

RBS


"MikeZz" wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a lot of schedualed tasks where I need to be able to quickly adjust
the start time on a regular basis.

I was wondering if there was a way VBA could modify the tasks in task
schedular?

I'd be looking to at least be able to adjust the start time but preferably
also delete and add tasks.

As an alternative, could I have excel run a file that's associated with an
application?
And if I could, how could I run it around the clock so it could do the
same
thing as XP Task Schedular?

Thanks,
MikeZz

"MikeZz" je napisao u poruci interesnoj
...

As an alternative, could I have excel run a file that's associated with an
application?


first, there is cmd line task scheduler command 'at', type at/? at cmd
prompt
next, from excel vba, you may run vbscript, which in turn has ability to run
commands, like 'at'
you just need to compose text for 'at' command, call vbscript to execute
that command
with 'at', you may add, modify and delete scheduled tasks entries

but obviously, there is no need to use excel at all, simply type command at
cmd prompt of you windows

I found a copy of tskschd.dll inside of the .zip file that is available
through:
http://www.mvps.org/emorcillo/en/code/vb6/index.shtml
there's a topic on that page:
Using the Task Scheduler
with this link:
http://www.mvps.org/emorcillo/download/vb6/schedule.zip
tskschd.dll is part of that .zip file.

Do you have a link to documentation about using the dll?


"RB Smissaert" wrote:

If you get the superb .dll file tskschd.dll, written by Edanmo Morgilllo
this can be done quite easily.
Not sure now where it can be downloaded from.

RBS


"MikeZz" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a lot of schedualed tasks where I need to be able to quickly adjust
the start time on a regular basis.

I was wondering if there was a way VBA could modify the tasks in task
schedular?

I'd be looking to at least be able to adjust the start time but preferably
also delete and add tasks.

As an alternative, could I have excel run a file that's associated with an
application?
And if I could, how could I run it around the clock so it could do the
same
thing as XP Task Schedular?

Thanks,
MikeZz

.

Do you have a link to documentation about using the dll?

Not sure there is any documentation, I had to figure it out by trial and
error.
Let me know if you need some example code and I will post it here.

RBS


"JLatham" wrote in message
...
I found a copy of tskschd.dll inside of the .zip file that is available
through:
http://www.mvps.org/emorcillo/en/code/vb6/index.shtml
there's a topic on that page:
Using the Task Scheduler
with this link:
http://www.mvps.org/emorcillo/download/vb6/schedule.zip
tskschd.dll is part of that .zip file.

Do you have a link to documentation about using the dll?


"RB Smissaert" wrote:

If you get the superb .dll file tskschd.dll, written by Edanmo Morgilllo
this can be done quite easily.
Not sure now where it can be downloaded from.

RBS


"MikeZz" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I have a lot of schedualed tasks where I need to be able to quickly
adjust
the start time on a regular basis.

I was wondering if there was a way VBA could modify the tasks in task
schedular?

I'd be looking to at least be able to adjust the start time but
preferably
also delete and add tasks.

As an alternative, could I have excel run a file that's associated with
an
application?
And if I could, how could I run it around the clock so it could do the
same
thing as XP Task Schedular?

Thanks,
MikeZz

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