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Hi Jeremy,<br />
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I know that on the Advanced Menu you can select 'Notify Me of Missed Tasks'<br />
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however I assume that this is actually a pop-up message and not the email you wanted.<br />
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Not much help i'm afraid - the Task Scheduler is very minimal in this regard - hope someone else can be of more assistance<br />
<br />
Aid<br />
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Hi Jeremy,

I know that on the Advanced Menu you can select 'Notify Me of Missed Tasks'

however I assume that this is actually a pop-up message and not the email you wanted.

Not much help i'm afraid - the Task Scheduler is very minimal in this regard - hope someone else can be of more assistance

Aid



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Thanks James. &nbsp;I was hoping for another solution that was incorporated with Windows, but guess that's not available.<br />
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Jeremy
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Thanks James.  I was hoping for another solution that was incorporated with Windows, but guess that's not available.

Jeremy

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I have a Win2k Server scheduled task that runs every day. &nbsp;I would like to get a notification (preferably an email), letting me know if the job completed successfully or if it failed. &nbsp;<br />
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Does anyone know how I could do this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Jeremy
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I have a Win2k Server scheduled task that runs every day.  I would like to get a notification (preferably an email), letting me know if the job completed successfully or if it failed.  

Does anyone know how I could do this?

Thanks,

Jeremy

Scheduled Task notification

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