Winat is a
GUI frontend for
Windows NT's
schedule service, which handles
automating jobs (comparable to
cron for
unix). It makes scheduling jobs a bit easier, since you just type in what you want to happen and when. Whereas with only schedule you use the "
at" command to submit jobs to the schedule service. And since schedule is indeed a
service, the machine (usually) doesn't need to have a user
logged in to perform the job.
Like
Bitsurfer said, it's in the
NT Resource Kit.
While it is a bit
simpler then just AT, make sure to
test your jobs. Various jobs I've Winat'd have gone awry, or not gone at all. There are better and newer equivelents of this
program, most of which are
free.