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- How can I convert a VBScript to an executable (EXE) file?
I'd looked around for information to convert a VBScript (* vbs) to an executable and realised that most of the tools available are actually wrapping the script in the executable Tried a few tools
- How to run vbs as administrator from vbs? - Stack Overflow
Can anyone help me with running vbs from itself but with administrator rights? I need rename computer with Windows 8 via VBScript, but it's possible only if I run my script through administrator command line (CMD → Run as Administrator → runScript vbs)
- VBScript - How to make program wait until process has finished?
myScript vbs then uses the 4th argument which is a PATH to a folder that contains multiple files and assigns that to a variable for passing to a FileSystemObject object when calling GetFolder, i e
- Is it better to use NOT or lt; gt; when comparing values?
If NOT boolValue1 Then and when a comparison is made in the case of the first example a Boolean value is returned either the values are equal True, or they are not False So using the NOT operator would be appropriate, because you are logically negating a Boolean value For readability placing the comparison in parenthesis would probably help
- How to run VBScript from command line without Cscript Wscript
WScript "D:\VBS\Converter vbs" Now I would like to execute above VBScript without Cscript or Wscript command by simply typing the name of VBscript name i e Converter I DON'T WANT TO SPECIFY THE FULL PATH OF VBSCRIPT EVERYTIME Can anyone please guide me on how to do that ?
- VBScript script progress notification - Stack Overflow
An HTML HTA file like the one used below (created and started in the temp directory by the VBS script) can be used to display contiguous square blocks via a Webdings text string updated using "g" characters The HTML HTA reads dynamically from a temporary text file, getting the prompt from the first line and the length of the progress bar from the second HTML escape sequences can be added to
- How do I debug a stand-alone VBScript script? - Stack Overflow
I have a VBScript script that takes 2 command-line arguments and does some validation I need to debug this to see how the program is getting executed I was trying to paste this into Excel (using
- Create an Excel file using vbscripts - Stack Overflow
How do I create an excel file using VBScript? I searched the net but it just mentions opening an existing file This is the extraction from the Internet shown below Set objExcel = CreateObject("E
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