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OK, let me back up. The attachment isn't VBS or VBA or any other script. It's a proprietary filetype used by a commercial tracking application we use here. So I cannot--in any way--change the attachment or its contents. So that file has its own extension provided by the vendor. It cannot be...

Hello all: So far Tek Tips is batting a 1000 as far as I go--I've posted two questions and received two solutions. Let's see if you have one this time. I've written a VBScript that opens an application via an email attachment. Let me explain. I send users an attachment. Let's say the...

Well, sure enough, calling it with cscript.exe rather than wscript.exe fixes the problem. Using cscript.exe invokes a command window when the script starts, but subsequent windows do NOT appear, which was my number 1 concern. So thank you very much for your help. You solved my problem. One...

How do I check the version numbers?

Yeah...I've tried that. Interestingly, I do get different results. When I do it with cscript, it runs. With wscript, it does not. With cscript the message is displayed in the command prompt window, though. I'm changing my file association right now to cscript to see what it does when I...

By double clicking.

If I comment out the four lines like below, the script runs just fine. With them uncommented, it does not run. Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set oShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 'If Instr(1, WScript.FullName, "CScript", vbTextCompare) = 0 Then '...

Yes, this is very interesting. I copied and pasted your code into a new .vbs and ran it. The same thing happened--it doesn't work. I wonder if there's a difference in the scripting engine or something...

Thanks for the suggestion. I've already tried this trick, but it doesn't work. It seems to halt standard output all together--not just suppress the command prompt window. My script without your code works perfectly except for the command prompt window showing. When I add this to the script...

Hello! I've been working on this problem for days. I've Googled high and low for a solution, but no dice. Here's what I want to do. Through my VBScript I want to execute an external process (program). I want to redirect the standard output of that external process to a string variable. I...

Thank you! I did not realize I needed to precede my script name with wscript.exe. That did the trick! Thank you very much.

Hello! I'm new here, so I apologize if this has been posted in the past. I want to be able to associate a file type with a VB script I've written. In other words, when my users double click a custom file type (say, .XYZ), my VB Script launches and "consumes" the contents of the file--sort of...