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AT tasks programming / "Scheduled Tasks"
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Hi,
Does anybody know why the AT programmed tasks do not "see" the network mapped drives?? The issue is I launch a BAT file by double-clicking its icon and it works fine, but if a schedule an automatic launch (by using AT)... what the f(...) do Microsoft people with their developing??
Thanx,
Chol.
Does anybody know why the AT programmed tasks do not "see" the network mapped drives?? The issue is I launch a BAT file by double-clicking its icon and it works fine, but if a schedule an automatic launch (by using AT)... what the f(...) do Microsoft people with their developing??
Thanx,
Chol.
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