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    sudharsong
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    hi all,thanks in advance, i need to open a webpage through the scheduled task of windows.i have given the url in responce.redirect in the page load method of aspx page.i need to run the page when the application opened by the task handler.what im asking is whether its possible to open the page without run the application. please help me. with regards, susa

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      hi all,thanks in advance, i need to open a webpage through the scheduled task of windows.i have given the url in responce.redirect in the page load method of aspx page.i need to run the page when the application opened by the task handler.what im asking is whether its possible to open the page without run the application. please help me. with regards, susa

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      No, the scheduler can't request pages on its own. You need an application that can request the page. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        hi all,thanks in advance, i need to open a webpage through the scheduled task of windows.i have given the url in responce.redirect in the page load method of aspx page.i need to run the page when the application opened by the task handler.what im asking is whether its possible to open the page without run the application. please help me. with regards, susa

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          No, the scheduler can't request pages on its own. You need an application that can request the page. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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          yah,thats what i done but i need to run the application.i dont want to press F5 to run the application when the scheduler open the application.i need to open the webpage through the application directly,is that possible. thank you with regards, susa

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            yah,thats what i done but i need to run the application.i dont want to press F5 to run the application when the scheduler open the application.i need to open the webpage through the application directly,is that possible. thank you with regards, susa

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            What do you mean? What application do you need to press F5 to run? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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              What do you mean? What application do you need to press F5 to run? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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              hi , what i mean is even if refer my application to the scheduled task,it will open the application and i have to press F5 to run the application.i just want application to run on that time and it should open the required web page .i got an idea ,is it possible to move to a webpage from windows application if it is i can make a .exe file then i will refer that one to the scheduled task. with regards, susa

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                hi , what i mean is even if refer my application to the scheduled task,it will open the application and i have to press F5 to run the application.i just want application to run on that time and it should open the required web page .i got an idea ,is it possible to move to a webpage from windows application if it is i can make a .exe file then i will refer that one to the scheduled task. with regards, susa

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                sudharsong wrote:

                what i mean is even if refer my application to the scheduled task,it will open the application and i have to press F5 to run the application.

                What application? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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                  sudharsong wrote:

                  what i mean is even if refer my application to the scheduled task,it will open the application and i have to press F5 to run the application.

                  What application? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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                  hi guffa , actually my application used to open a web page after some small processes that is im redirecting to the web page.forget all this ,what i exactly need is,to open a webpage from the scheduled task of windows on particular time. thats all thanks for the time taken to go thro my problems and expecting your suggestions now. thanks with regards, susa

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