Invoke the macro even when a user is logged off or Windows

[jalls]

The FAQ says:

"For basic macros that don't need to do any GUI automation simply schedule the macro via Macro Scheduler's command line interface with the Windows task scheduler (or AT). This will invoke the macro even when a user is logged off or Windows is locked. Therefore, there is no need for a service version of Macro Scheduler's scheduler. Why re-invent the wheel?"

Can you give more specifics as to how to use the "Macro Scheduler's command line interface"

Thanks on advance,

Tony

[Marcus Tettmar]

RTFM Press F1 to bring the HELP FILE up. Look under the topic 'Command Line'.

In essence you just do this:

msched.exe scriptfile