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 ?
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How do I get a vbscript to run another vbscript? Id imagine its only a few lines of code but not tried doing this before, nothing is passed between the 2, one just needs to call/run the other. For
Hey i want to run from an vbs script a powershell commando. Something like start powershell.exe and enter a specific command like Restart-Service. I thought something similar to this could work:
I'm trying to run an Excel macro from outside of the Excel file. I'm currently using a ".vbs" file run from the command line, but it keeps telling me the macro can't be found. Here is the script I'm
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 ...
