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    Monitor system date changed without using a Timer

    Hello All

    Is there anyway to monitor date changed without using a Timer? For example, when system date changes from 08/04/2003 -> 09/04/2003 (leaving overnight), it will do

    Sub Abc()
    'Some code here
    End Sub

    Thx alot

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    You can set a "Scheduled Task" in windows to run the code you want (EXE) at the time you want. However, I don't know how to create a S.T. through VB.
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    Thx

    Thx for your help.

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