First of all, thanks for all the feedback to my question. Now I have another question. I have been able to activate the macro from the Windows Scheduler. As I posted earlier, my macro includes 5 minutes worth of wait time punctuated each minute by a message box warning any user who might be at the m...

Thanks. I will have to see if I can get the Windows scheduler to run it.

I tried Win2K scheduler and the program wouldn't start.

Do I need to put Macro Scheduler on every machine I install this macro on if I have converted the macro into an .exe file?

Well, I guess I am trying to reinvent the wheel -- after paying 153 bucks for the whelel-invention kit.

So ... why doesn't the macro run when I schedule it to?

I've been through the forums and haven't found a specific answer to this one but this looks like at least a similar issue. I have written a script that will shut down windows (last line) and give users five minutes of warnings. This is intended to run at 3 a.m. each day when, theoretically no one is...