note McDarren Why wouldn't you use the Task Scheduler? <p> You could always do something like: <code> while (1) { # your script goes here. sleep 86400; } </code> But that would be a bit silly.<br> Use the Task Scheduler - that's what it is for. <p>Or, you could look at [http://www.cronforwindows.com/|Cron for Windows]. <br>Or maybe [http://cronw.sourceforge.net/|CronW], which appears to be a Perl implementation of the same. <p>Dude - spend 1 minute [http://www.google.com|Googling]. It doesn't bite ;) 765881 765890