gunsmokingman

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You have no idea on how much cluberti, does know. Wherea as you have shown how little you do know.

As the script is it ment to get user input threw ID and hours worked. The only way to stop the loop is either type in quit and it will exit the script with no iformation being process. The advantage of using loops is to force a responce from the user, either fill in the ID or quit, fill Hours or quit. There is no point in processing information if the user skips adding it.

Hello and welcome to MSFN Perhaps try the Software Hangout

Try this code and add what ever scripting needed in the second loop.

Explain When all you want to do is slow down a install. What posssible benifit is going to gained by showing those dialogs, remember Microsoft had a reason to keep them hidden. There is nothing to be gain by showing them. I know I would not even try to program something like this because the information you are trying to see is useless information. Explain the porpose of showing uselesss information that is going to benifit the programmer.

I am not quite sure what you wanted with your script, your explanation is lost to me. Try this and add to it.

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Why dont you pick up some books or the many tutorials on what ever language you think will work and do it your self. Myself I see no real need for some thing like this.

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This was just a example of how I use it from the RunOnceEX Read this Thread about how to auto run some thing from a USB drive.

I am not to good with the cmd promt but try this vbs script. Save As Copy2006Folders.vbs Place this script in the folder you want to do the copy or you can add a full path. Then fill in the CopyTo varible

I use that script in my RunOnceEx.cmd To make the script Delete it self Make this your last line in the script.

Or you could try a VBS script. This script adds Calc and Cmd to the Quick Launch. Save MkShortCuts.vbs

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Cmd promt not my best but give this a try

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Here I wrote this VB.net 2008 app it should do what you want. Use this Source Code You will need to installl Vb,net to open this project you can Download it at this Link

You have 2 different scripting langauges in your example, thet are Cmd Promt and VBS script. Try this vbs script As to your Cmd Promt problem to get a user input

All the VBS script can do is see if the drive has some thing in it. Then it checks to see if it Removable If you want some thing to auto run read this Thread

Try this script

This script is for XP and up only

Hello and welcome to MSFN , please go read the rules mostly rule 1a.