shortcut to login script

[jasona45]

I have a w2k pro computer and have a shortcut mapped to my server login script using unc path. It is a w2k server. When I click on shortcut I get a "script error, failed to find /open script, but when I move the same shortcut to my c: drive it runs with no problem. Is there any to get the shortcut to the login script to run from my desktop?

Thanks

 

[PHV]

Post the script line in error within consistent context.

Hope This Help, PH.
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[jasona45]

@echo off
REM ----------------- Updated by ----------------------
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------
REM This batch file calls the workwell login script for windows 9x and
REM Window NT computers.
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------
REM

Echo Please be patient as your login script runs!
REM Echo.
Echo.
Echo Checking Operating System Type and Version

if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" GOTO NT
if "%OS%" == "" GOTO WIN9x

:WIN9x
REM Windows 9x Script
Echo.
Echo Windows 9x Detected
Echo.
%0\..\kix32.exe kixtart.scr
goto end

:NT
REM Windows NT Script
Echo.
Echo Windows NT Detected
Echo.
@echo off
if exist "c:\kix32.exe" GOTO LOCAL

%0\..\kix32.exe kixntwrk.scr
goto end

:LOCAL
xcopy %0\..\kixntwrk.scr c:\ /d /y
c:\kix32.exe kixntwrk.scr
goto end


:end

This is the beginning of the kix script the batch file calls on.


*****************************************************************************
;**************** Kix Script for Windows NT LAN users ************************
;
;******************* Updated by ***************************
;*****************************************************************************

IF @WKSTA="WORKWELL1"
GOTO "ENDSCRIPT"
ENDIF

settime @LSERVER

use n: "\\workwell1\shares"

$hdir="\\workwell1\" + @userid + '$$'
use i: $hdir

 

[PHV]

I'm afraid you're in a wrong forum. I don't see anything related to VBScript in your post.

 

[tsuji]

Hello jasona45,

I think the problem for you to resolve is to determine what exactly gives:

    %0\..\

regards - tsuji