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| | Debugging or even running a script in MSE7 I just ran across MS Script Editor - it's been on my machine forever, I guess, but I only recently found it and am trying to write a new VBS in it instead of Notepad. But I'm having trouble getting past the first step: I installed the debugging part, but when I try F5 or any other command to run my sample script, which consists of a MsgBox and nothing else (except comments), it just switches to Run mode for a few seconds, then back to Design. I can get the MsgBox text when I run it in other ways, but not via MSE7. So is there something particular I have to do? I see something about "loading a script to a process", but I'm not sure what that means...? |
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