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Batch file to run on log off

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Hi, can some one please help! How can i get a batch file to run when ever someone logs off a computer. Is this possible? Also how can i get a batchfile to run when the computer is switched off? Thanks Umark

Name: trvlr
Date: April 8, 2004 at 13:30:29 Pacific

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" How can i get a batch file to run when ever someone logs off a computer. " NT will not run batch files at log-off if I remember correctly - only at log-on. " Also how can i get a batchfile to run when the computer is switched off? " With a "computer switched off..." - how "can" it run a batch file (or anything else)?

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