Thanks Joe.
I have ran plenty of Powershell scripts from batch files, I even have a vb script I use for Powershell scripts in the task scheduler:
set arg = Wscript.Arguments
command = "powershell.exe -nologo -command " & Wscript.Arguments.Item(0)
set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
shell.Run command,0
That works fine in Scheduler.. but not sure about the syntax in LMI. I guess I'll try it.
As for the user running the script. the LogMeIn service runs as LocalSystem, and the scripts that I typically run, are system related... as in, controlling a service if it meets certain conditions, etc ... so I'm not sure that this is really user dependent? (unless of course, I misunderstood what you were stating)
p.s: I completely agree with you regarding the developments on One2Many. I'm really not that impressed. I honestly think that having more functionality with One2Many would've been more important than having a whole Anti-Virus section, which, frankly, doesn't do a lot more than previously.
Cheers!