: Change your internet settings and set the browser to "Refresh on every : visit to page" You can find this option in IE Tools/Options menu, : Temporary File Settings. (Sorry - working on the vbs/jal thing.) Nope, this is done. What appears to be happening is that the last event written to the log is not flushed to the html file. I have refreshed the web page, the log file w/in 24x7, and even restarted IIS. My workaround is to have a simple do-nothin job that runs after each scheduled job; this creates a new pair of log entries that force the log buffer to write (?). Of course, the do-nothing's job termination step is not recorded until another job forces it out, but that's the breaks. Or is there a better way? - Rick
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