How would I go about adding multiple scripts to one file? Like say I want one section to map my drives then another to delte temp files then the last part of the script to map printers all within the same vbs script? Is there a seperator that i need to place after my script blocks?
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Different Script tasks in one vbs file
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You don't need any separators, but putting things into their own functions/subs is something you should definitely consider.
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There is the <JOB> tag in .WSF files that is used to define several different tasks within one script source file. This may not be what you're after though, and it is not available in 1990s-style naked .VBS files.
Dividing Scripts into Reusable Parts
Using Windows Script Files (.wsf)
WScript.exe and CScript.exe Options
<job> Element
Dividing Scripts into Reusable Parts
Using Windows Script Files (.wsf)
WScript.exe and CScript.exe Options
<job> Element
Sounds like you are making a login script. I suggest you take a look at my FAQ on the subject.
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Mark
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Mark
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