Or, set it to run each day, at the correct time, and in the code you check if it is a monday. If not, you just exit. /Steve

Hi Steve, thanks for your answer. I thought of the same thing, but don't know where to write this check. The only place that I can think of to write this check is in the the "public void Send(PageData subscriptionPage,PageDataCollection changedPages)" function (SubscriptionPlugIn). But if I do this, then the subscriber will only get the most recent changes made since yesterday the function last executed instead of all the changes over the past 7 days (haven't tested it, so I might be wrong). Thanks, Danie

Ah, I thought you had your own newsletter implementation. You'll have to write a wrapper around the existing one (which you also have to disable in the scheduler.) Creating a new subscription handler might not be enough, as the search for changed pages is done outside the handler. Hm, tricky. /Steve

Hi, Maybe I just need to set the service to run every 7 days and set the "Next scheduled date" to 28 Aug 2006 (Monday) and then therefrom the service will execute every Monday. I think this should do the trick. Thanks! Danie