Yep, that's his code, but you left out a little bit (so you could post I suppose)


<package>
<job id="wmi_01">
      <script language="JScript">
 
try
{
//////////////////////////Main Program
         var WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell"); 
 
///////////OS Info
var envSystem = WshShell.Environment("SYSTEM"); 
var OS = "98"; 
OS = envSystem("OS"); 
 
/////////////Batch File Path
var batchPath = "\\\\godetia\\inventory\\test\\alloy.bat"; 
 
////////////////////////StartTimer
jTimer(); 
 
	function jTimer()
	{
	WshShell.Popup("Timer Started", 2, "Timer Status");  //for Testing 
	var i, nowDate, runningHour, runningMinute, timeResult;
	i = true;
	while (i)
	{
		nowDate = new Date(); 
		runningSecond = 01;
		runningMinute = 01;
		runningHour = 12;
		timeResult = nowDate.getHours() - runningHour;
//		timeResult = nowDate.getMinutes() - runningMinute;
//		timeResult = nowDate.getSeconds() - runningSecond;
		if (timeResult == 0 && nowDate.getMinutes() == runningMinute )
		{
			var strThisTime = "Now is " + nowDate.getHours() + ":" + nowDate.getMinutes(); 
			if (OS == "")
			{
			OS = "Windows 95/98"
			WshShell.Popup("OS is : " + OS + "\n" + strThisTime, 2); //for testing 
			WshShell.Run("cmd /C start " + batchPath,  "3", true); 
			}        
			else
			{
			WshShell.Popup("OS is : " + OS + "\n" + strThisTime, 2);  //for testing 
			WshShell.Run("cmd /C start " + batchPath,  "3", true); 
			}			
		}
///////////running interval
		WScript.Sleep(59000); 
	}
	WshShell.Popup("Timer Stop", 2, "Timer Status"); //for Testing 
	}
}
catch (e)
{
	var test = e;
}
 
</script>
</job>
 
</package>