Create a shortcut using this syntax
If you always had to open the Task Scheduler program to run the task you just defined, it wouldn't be much of a time-saver, would it? Instead, create a shortcut using the command syntax shown here. Make sure the command name, in quotes, exactly matches the name of the command you created earlier.
For the full story and step-by-step instructions, see Fixing Windows Vista, Part 2: Taming UAC.
For the full story and step-by-step instructions, see Fixing Windows Vista, Part 2: Taming UAC.
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- Thanks very much for pointing this out, Bob. (Read the rest)
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Schweigenthaler | 04/30/08
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FYI: Link to Part 2 bad
rbrothers@... | 06/02/08
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Fixed!
Ed Bott | 06/02/08
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