AT with Parameter

Code:

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Shell "at " & TimeAtLaunch & " /interactive " & Chr(34) & App.Path & "\" & App.EXEName & Chr(34) & " -Open", vbMinimizedNoFocus

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For some reason, when the time comes, scheduler doesn't launch this.
I check what is actually put inside scheduler and it is something along this effect:

1 Today 5:43 AM AM /interactive "C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Desktop\System Account" -Open

After the time come it places "Error" before the ID.

So i checked the system logs and they said "File Not Found" when trying to start it.

It doesn't like the -Open parameter... but the program needs to be started with a parameter... how can i use this command and have this program run this parameter. I've tried heaps of different ways, but for some reason it just doesn't work.

First you supply the exe full path/name and then you provide list of necessary arguments.
In the code you've presented it appears the other way arround.

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Originally Posted by RhinoBull

First you supply the exe full path/name and then you provide list of necessary arguments.
In the code you've presented it appears the other way arround.

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Really? I don't understand? I did put the path and then the exe name, then the parameters... but even if i put the " after the exe name and before the parameter, it will still place the parameter inside the ".

Can you give me an example please?

Code:

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Shell App.Path & "\" & App.EXEName & " list of arguments goes here"

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Your program must be able to read any of those args but I'm sure you already do that (I hope you use the Command function).