(This means you will want to start this script at the exact time and second you want it to start and it'll send every 10 seconds up until 2 minutes (e.g. I setup the batch script logic below for the sendEmail script to have a counter in it that starts at 0 and ends at 12 with about 10 seconds between each next higher digit counting up by 1. Script to send on a custom schedule with Windows Task Scheduler One way (at the bottom of my answer) is with scheduling a batch One and send the same email again every 10 seconds (interval-wise) butīelow I have listed TWO options for automatically sending emails at specific times Use sendEmail, Batch Script, and Windows Task Scheduler I need to ensure that an email is sent starting at 8:59 for the first
(8:59) and ending near a specific time (9:01). I have a need to send an email every 10 seconds for about 2 minutes,īut I'd like to schedule this to occur starting at a specific time Automatically send multiple emails from Outlook at specific times