follow this link and download a free software that basically is a MS ACCESS scheduler. You can setup a database with an autoexec macro to run your code then schedule it to run using this software.
2. In a database you can use the OnTimer event procedure to monitor the time and compare it to preset trigger times that will execute your code from within this procedure. A table of procedures and times to run could be created and the Ontimer event procedure could could loop through the records and trigger those that meet the requirements at this time.
Good luck with this. Post back if you have any further questions.
Bob Scriver
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