This is probably a windows problem rather than a VisualCron issue but ultimately I need to use VisualCron to get around it so any help would be appreciated.

I am using VisualCron to run a background execute task which runs a application that then runs an embedded VB script which prints then e-mails a application report.

Under Windows 2003 it worked fine but in Windows 2008 the execute task runs in Session 0 which seemingly can't print then pops up an Interactive Services dialog stating the error.

Basically I still want the execute task to run in the background but not in session 0 so it has access to all services and programs.

If anyone has a solution to this it would be very helpful. I really want to avoid having to go back to using Windows scheduler and batch files. (we have about 30 of these jobs that run quite often and I don't even know if it will work)

Thanks a lot

Nick Clift

In this case you need to change the Task to Foreground mode in Main settings of the Task. There are a couple of settings associated to that. Please check the documentation and post here if you have any questions regarding that.

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