>>Any odeas on how to launch an EXE which resides on
>>another PC, so that it runs on that PC?
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>>Thanks
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>If both machines are running WSH 5.6, you can "command" another system to run a script, which can run the code immediately. I like this approach over using AT because if the clock on PC-A is behind PC-B, and PC-A sends an AT job to PC-B to execute "now" or anytime within the time difference, PC-B will never run the job because it will be scheduled in the past.
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>If you do it with WSH, and keep all the timing/scheduling on one system, you can make remote machines do things ASAP.

Check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/default.htm for documentation on how to do this.