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Help With Batch File

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I appreciate but my point was that I wanted to use the %ProgramFiles% variable so the script could work on a variety of computers and also I would be able to run the .VBS script from anywhere...

Try this.. I think what it needs to read is "%PROGRAMFILES%\Nortel Networks\Extranet.exe" -auth 0 -user LOGIN -pwd PASSWORD -serverip 000.000.000.000 -s

WshShell.Run  (chr(34) & PROG & "Nortel Networks\Extranet.exe" & chr(34) & " -auth 0 -user LOGIN -pwd PASSWORD -serverip 000.000.000.000 -s")

Thats should def work.

Hi

Am not sure what error is being reported as is it not in English, translate in English and I may be able to help.

In regards to compiling vbs to an .exe, for US $100 u can get AdminScriptEditor

Cheers

Raja

Sorry to report I still get the same error...  :}

Can you please post the exact syntax of that line of code youre using, because Ive tested that and it should work....

::EDIT::

Crap.. I forgot the leading slash in my previous post.... thats why it wasnt working..

WshShell.Run  (chr(34) & PROG & "\Nortel Networks\Extranet.exe" & chr(34) & " -auth 0 -user LOGIN -pwd PASSWORD -serverip 000.000.000.000 -s")

There... now that should def work..... sorry!

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