One thing you can do is have a c# solution with a timer and based on
the timer you set you can create a Process (using System.Diagnostics)
where you can pass the command line aruguments that you want to run
and run it. Thats it.

If you'd like to run the script pre- or post-build, you can add it in
the "ProjectName" > Properties > Build Events area. There are a few
options of when you want to run the post-build event.

goodluck,
-tom

Hi Moondaddy,

In .net framework, the "System.Diagnostics.Process" class can help you
programmtically launch and execute another program. For your scenario, you
can use it to execute the cmd.exe program and add additional parameters to
the process.

here is a good article which provide an encapsulated version of using
Process class to execute cmd command:

#Invoking Command Lines Programmatically
http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/csharp/cs_misc/userinterface/article.php/c850
3/

Sincerely,

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