June 30th, 2005, 01:45 PM
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create a timed...file creation
is there a way to use the "AT" command in conjunction,with the file create command (echo hello > c:\hello.txt)
this would create a txt document with hello written in it.
when i use the at command with the > command wierd stuff happens..
ex.
at \\mypc'sname 1:00pm /interactive CMD /C echo hello > c:\hello.txt
when i use this command line it should create a txt file with hello writen in it @ 1:00pm in my C:\ drive......it doesn't
it creates a file right then and it echo's the "AT" commands text
ONE JOB HAS BEEN ADDED!
i know i could create a batch file then run it via "AT",but i was just wondering if you could do it this way..
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