I am in the process of familiarizing myself with the Task Scheduler gui feature running under my Windows Vista Home Basic operating system and seem to be able to fire up any program I want having also tried a variety of triggers. My question is: Is there a gui way (within Task Scheduler) to “drill down” after a program begins to execute. For example lets just say I have Task Scheduler start up FreeCell every evening at 7:00pm. But lets say that I want to play the particular game #47. If I were using my own fingers that would require pressing “F3” then entering “47” then hitting the “enter” key. Is there a way to string those commands in order? I’m not quite ready to get into VBScript yet. Thanks for any help and please forgive any breaches of etiquette I may have committed. I’m brand new to forums.
