In SE itself? You can't. You could modify (via Windows) any Windows Scheduled Task* it helped you create to use different credentials, but by default, running 'as' those credentials wouldn't find a profile created by another user (but it would find a profile created by the 'super-user', if he had already done so).
The same would apply if you opened the program using 'Run As Different User' (or equivalent in whatever Windows version you're using)
So you can log on to each machine (or, run the program) as the super-user, create a profile as (and stored for) him alone, Schedule it, and that would work. But the profile, its Result and its logs would only be visible if you logged on (or, ran the program) as that super-user (in case that's what you want - you may not want 'default user' to be able to see, run or edit that profile, or view the logs; we default to 'most secure').
Or, you can set profile storage to be common, so everyone can see (run, edit...) any profiles so stored (also, view logs). See http://www.2brightsparks.com/help/index ... article=49
Note that the process as in KB 49 does not migrate existing profiles; you need to do that manually, as described.
Bear in mind you could run the profile via 'stealth' (para-3 above) but email the log to whoever you like...optionally 'only if errors', etc, but remember that means a profile which does not run at all is indistinguishable from one that ran 100% fine (both would generate 'no mail')
* there is no scheduler in any version of our software. The Schedule functions are a drill-down to the Windows service.
The same would apply if you opened the program using 'Run As Different User' (or equivalent in whatever Windows version you're using)
So you can log on to each machine (or, run the program) as the super-user, create a profile as (and stored for) him alone, Schedule it, and that would work. But the profile, its Result and its logs would only be visible if you logged on (or, ran the program) as that super-user (in case that's what you want - you may not want 'default user' to be able to see, run or edit that profile, or view the logs; we default to 'most secure').
Or, you can set profile storage to be common, so everyone can see (run, edit...) any profiles so stored (also, view logs). See http://www.2brightsparks.com/help/index ... article=49
Note that the process as in KB 49 does not migrate existing profiles; you need to do that manually, as described.
Bear in mind you could run the profile via 'stealth' (para-3 above) but email the log to whoever you like...optionally 'only if errors', etc, but remember that means a profile which does not run at all is indistinguishable from one that ran 100% fine (both would generate 'no mail')
* there is no scheduler in any version of our software. The Schedule functions are a drill-down to the Windows service.