Good morning,

In Windows 2003 server, outlooks will give you a confirmation window if you try to send an e-mail from outside outlook. ("This program is trying to send an e-mail on your behalf. Do you wish to allow it?"). This makes it so sending programmatically from a .vbs is not allowed normally. There are a few programs out there that you can buy to sit on the desktop, where you can specify a set of programs that are allowed to send e-mails for you without confirmation.

When we execute an Execute Script task, what is the name of the .exe that is trying to send the e-mail? I've tried wscript, cscript, and even the VisualCron_Server.exe, but none of those worked.

Regards,
Alan.

VisualCronService.exe

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Sorry if my question wasn't clear. Surely VisualCron doesn't have its own internal interpreter/compiler for .VBS. Does it? I would assume that you call into cscript or wcript, or a similar cmd line utility? I am wondering which one.

Regards,
-Alan.

oh, sorry. We are using cscript.exe

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Thanks.