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05-26-2008
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| | WScript.Echo If I use WScript.Echo "Working" The script will not run until the user click the OK button. Any way around this? |
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05-27-2008
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| | Re: WScript.Echo "PaulM" <paul@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eAigQ46vIHA.5520@xxxxxx Quote: > If I use WScript.Echo "Working" > > The script will not run until the user click the OK button. Any way > around this? cscript.exe //nologo your.vbs this will launch it in a console window, where wscript.echo is roughly equivalent in functionality to the batch "echo" command. Alternately, a .popup method is available that accepts a timeout parameter: http://www.pctools.com/guides/script...?act=reference /Al |
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07-18-2008
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| | RE: WScript.Echo try this Sample ( "MessageBox" with timeout ) http://www.scriptbox.at.tt/index.php...%20timeout.vbs "PaulM" wrote: Quote: > If I use WScript.Echo "Working" > > The script will not run until the user click the OK button. Any way around > this? > > > |
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