> This is really what I'd like to do...however, a problem occurs... I end up
> with two crons resident in memory.  I presume that this is because my

You might either put the process that you start in background
(perhaps write a little script, that is invoked from cron and that
calls the programm that you want to run. Or exec the programm that you
want to run.

Hope that helps

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