Scheduling macros to run remotely using microsoft task scheduler?

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Garyo,

I think you could use Windows Task Manager, or one of the many
third-party scheduling utilities, to do this. You would probably need a
command line in the scheduler something like this...
"C:\Program Files\...\Msaccess.exe" "\\PathToServer\MyDB.mdb" /x
NameOfMacro
 
It's opening the database fine, but it isn't making its way to the macros nor
running the one I've specified. It's simply opening the database and
stopping.

Any other execution rules I may be leaving out?
 
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