I have never used SQL Server or SQL Agent, I should probably get a hold of
those pprograms and start learning them.

As I said initially, I want to run certain sequences on a schedule.  The
particular database I was using is very heavy with numerous reports.  As we
know, reports in Access take up a lot of space, for me anyway they account
for the bulk (80%) of the size of the database.  For some reason this was
what was causing the problem with running a macro from the command line or
script.

My workaround was to create a new empty database and import the data, I then
imported the specific action queries.  The database with all the reports
accounting for the bulk of the size I then linked to the new data in the new
database.  This has worked.  Certain reports are printing to multiple
printers on a schedule, the new data is imported and manipulated on a
schedule, and my hands-on time has dropped to nearly zero.

The idea of running things from a command line had the sole purpose of
allowing me to run the tasks in the scheduler.  Is there another method?