If the Scheduler service is running, could the script be triggered by the appearance of the Windows Logon Screen? "Log On to Windows", or does the script actually have to be "scheduled" at a particular time? If it could be triggered by the appearance of that window, it shouldn't be difficult for the...

So if I understand you correctly, Autologon will log into Windows (using whatever credentials are supplied), run the Macro and log out of Windows. Is that right? So, it looks like I won't be able to use Autologon for the purpose that I'm looking for. That is, after a logout, pause for 5-7 seconds an...

I am trying to find a way to duplicate the functionality of the Windows registry entry ForceAutoLogon. That entry will force Windows to log back in as soon as the user logs out. However, that process happens very quickly and for various reasons, I need to slow it down. I am using another application...